Vehicle recall defect – The 12 Mm Spacer Used On The Rear Seat Belt Anchorage Bolts May Affect Anchor Bolt Load Capacity And Fail To Comply With Fmvss 210, Seat Belt Assembly Anchorages. Consequence Of Defect: The Rear Outboard Seat Belt Anchorages May Not Maintain Load Requirements For The Specified Time. This Failure May Cause The Seat Belt System Not To Restrain The Occupant In Position If An Accident Were To Occur, Causing Serious Injuries.
Vehicle recall defect – The 12 Mm Spacer Used On The Rear Seat Belt Anchorage Bolts May Affect Anchor Bolt Load Capacity And Fail To Comply With Fmvss 210, Seat Belt Assembly Anchorages. Consequence Of Defect: The Rear Outboard Seat Belt Anchorages May Not Maintain Load Requirements For The Specified Time. This Failure May Cause The Seat Belt System Not To Restrain The Occupant In Position If An Accident Were To Occur, Causing Serious Injuries.
Vehicle recall defect – The 12 Mm Spacer Used On The Rear Seat Belt Anchorage Bolts May Affect Anchor Bolt Load Capacity And Fail To Comply With Fmvss 210, Seat Belt Assembly Anchorages. Consequence Of Defect: The Rear Outboard Seat Belt Anchorages May Not Maintain Load Requirements For The Specified Time. This Failure May Cause The Seat Belt System Not To Restrain The Occupant In Position If An Accident Were To Occur, Causing Serious Injuries.
Vehicle recall defect – On Certain Vehicles, The Wiring System In The Engine Compartment May Have Been Improperly Routed. If So, The Wires May Come In Contact With Some Of The Engine Compartment Components.
Vehicle recall defect – Some Of The Involved Vehicles May Develop A Fuel Leak Near The Engine Due To A Loose Fuel Line ConneCTIon.
Vehicle recall defect – Vehicles May Have Been Assembled With A Restricted Fuel Supply System That Does Not FunCTIon Properly. The Engine May Stop Unexpectedly, Even Though The Fuel Gauge Indicates Fuel Is Available.
Vehicle recall defect – Cooling System Pressures During Overheated Engine Operation May Exceed The Strength Capability Of Certain Components Due To Inadequate Venting Capacity Of The System Pressure Cap.
Vehicle recall defect – On Certain Vehicles, The Cruise Control Actuation Chain Could Catch On Certain Carburetor Hardware, Causing The Throttle Plate To Remain In A Partially Open Position.
Vehicle recall defect – The End Cap ConneCTIng The Heat Exchanger’S Core To The Engine Cooling System Could Rupture And Allow Hot Coolant To Escape Into The Passenger Compartment.
Vehicle recall defect – On Certain Vehicles, The Wiring Harness For The Air Conditioner May Provide Power To The Ignition Circuit While The Key Is In The Off Position.