Renault Medallion (1989) – 91V037000
Vehicle recall defect – Fuse Block Wiring Terminals May Not Adequately Clamp The Positive Electrical ConneCTIon Of Heater Blower Motor Fuse Blades.
Renault Medallion (1989) – 90V138000
Vehicle recall defect – Loss Of Retention Of An Integral Over-Travel Spring On Throttle Cable Could Cause Spring Dislocation.
Renault Medallion (1988) – 97V226000
Vehicle recall defect – Vehicle Description: Passenger Vehicles. The Heater Core End Cap Can Fail Due To Material Strength Deterioration Occurring Over Time With Exposure To High Temperature Engine Cooling System Fluid.
Renault Medallion (1988) – 91V037000
Vehicle recall defect – Fuse Block Wiring Terminals May Not Adequately Clamp The Positive Electrical ConneCTIon Of Heater Blower Motor Fuse Blades.
Renault Sportwagon (1985) – 85V093000
Vehicle recall defect – A Wrong Cruise Control Accelerator Cable Clip Was Installed In The Assembly. This Could Allow The Accelerator Cable To Disengage From The Throttle Control. Consequence Of Defect: The Disengaged Accelerator Cable Causes The Throttle To Remain Partially Open When Cruise Control Is In Use And Results In Loss Of Acceleration Control And Could Cause An Accident.
Renault Sportwagon (1985) – 85V091000
Vehicle recall defect – The Steering Wheel Could Loosen Due To Inadequate Tightening Of The Wheel Shaft Nut. Consequence Of Defect: Loosening Of The Steering Wheel Would Affect The Steering Control Of The Car And May Result In An Accident.
Renault Sportwagon (1985) – 85V043000
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.
Renault Sportwagon (1984) – 85V043000
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.