Vehicle recall defect – Front Axle Air Brake Lines Are Routed Too Close To The Engine Exhaust Manifold. This Can Permit Brake Lines To Melt And Rupture, Causing A ReduCTIon In Air Pressure To Brake Chambers Upon Brake Application.
Vehicle recall defect – The Throttle Return Springs On The Affected Vehicles Provide Less Than The Required Torque, Causing A Sluggish Return Of The Throttle To The Idle Position After The Accelerator Pedal Is Released. This Fails To Comply With The Requirements Of Federal Motor Vehicle Safety Standard No. 124, “Accelerator Control Systems”.
Vehicle recall defect – Spring Seat Can Deform, Which Causes A Decrease In The ClaMPIng Force In The Suspension Assembly. Loss Of ClaMPIng Force May Bring About Axle Misalignment Or Axle Housing Failure.
Vehicle recall defect – Front Axle Air Brake Lines Are Routed Too Close To The Engine Exhaust Manifold. This Can Permit Brake Lines To Melt And Rupture, Causing A ReduCTIon In Air Pressure To Brake Chambers Upon Brake Application.
Vehicle recall defect – Improper Steering Clamp Bolts And Torque Applied During Installation. The Bolt Could Fail, Allowing The Steering Yoke To Become Loose.
Vehicle recall defect – Front Axle Air Brake Lines Are Routed Too Close To The Engine Exhaust Manifold. This Can Permit Brake Lines To Melt And Rupture, Causing A ReduCTIon In Air Pressure To Brake Chambers Upon Brake Application.