Vehicle recall defect – Excessive Enlargement Of The Wheel Cylinder Pilot Hole In The Rear Brake Backing Plate Could Allow The Wheel Cylinder To Rotate And Cause Loss Of Brake Fluid. Consequence Of Defect: A Loss Of Brake Fluid Leads To Loss Of Rear Brake Action, Creating The Potential For An Accident. Front Brakes Would Remain Operational.
Vehicle recall defect – Rear Axle Assembly May Have Axles That Were Improperly Manufactured. This Condition May Result In Separation Of The Axle Shaft And Wheel Assembly From The Vehicle.
Vehicle recall defect – The Bolts That Attach The Lower Rear Control Arm To The Frame May Fracture. The Rear Control Arm Supports And Positions The Rear Axle. Fracture Of The Bolts Would Allow The Control Arm To Drop Free.
Vehicle recall defect – The Involved Vehicles May Have Been Assembled With Clear Lamp Bulbs Instead Of The Correct Amber Bulbs In Front Park And Turn Signal Locations. As A Result, These Vehicles Do Not Conform To Federal Motor Vehicle Safety Standard No. 108, “Lamps, RefleCTIve Devices And Associated Equipment”.
Vehicle recall defect – The Bolts That Attached The Rear Suspension Control Arms To The Frame And Axle May Be DefeCTIve And The Bolt Head May Separate From The Bolt Shank. This Could Allow The Control Arm To Come Loose.
Vehicle recall defect – Certain Honeywell Fram Racing Brand Hp4 And Hp8 Oil Filters That Were Manufactured From May 25, 2006, Through September 14, 2007, And Sold For Use As Replacement Equipment For Vehicles List Above. The Affected Filters Are Marked With A Date Code A61451 Through A72571 Sequentially. The Date Code And Part Number Appear On The Filter Housing. Fram Racing Hp4 And Hp8 Oil Filters Not Bearing A Date Code In This Range Are Not Affected By This Recall. The Gasket Of The Oil Filter Becomes More Pliable Under High Temperatures And Pressures.
Vehicle recall defect – Rear Axle Assembly May Have Axles That Were Improperly Manufactured. This Condition May Result In Separation Of The Axle Shaft And Wheel Assembly From The Vehicle.
Vehicle recall defect – The Bolts That Attach The Lower Rear Control Arm To The Frame May Fracture. The Rear Control Arm Supports And Positions The Rear Axle. Fracture Of The Bolts Would Allow The Control Arm To Drop Free.
Vehicle recall defect – The Shift Cable Retaining Clip May Have Been Installed Backwards Or Not At All. The Purpose Of This Spring Clip Is To Secure The Lower End Of The Shift Cable Housing To The Transmission. If The Clip Is Backward Or Missing, The Console Shift Lever May Not Shift The Transmission And/Or The Transmission Range Indicator May Indicate That The Transmission Is In The “Park” Or “P” Position When It Is Not.
Vehicle recall defect – The Steel Used In Some Compact Spare Wheels Is Too Thin. While In Service The Wheel May Fracture, Resulting In A Partial Or Complete Separation Of The Wheel And Tire From The Vehicle.