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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 – The Hub Portion Of The Fan Blade Assembly Could Crack Due To High Stress Levels Generated During Engine Operating Conditions. Eventually, The Blade Could Break Apart At The Hub And Blade Pieces Could Be Propelled Into The Engine. If The Hood Is Open While The Engine Is Running, The Fragments Would Be Free To Fly From The Vehicle.

Vehicle recall defect – The Rear Axle Shafts On The Involved Vehicles May Have A Flaw In The Metal. As A Result, The Shaft May Break, Which Would Allow The Tire And Wheel Assembly To Separate From The Vehicle.

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 – Under Certain Conditions, Vehicles May Experience Premature Rear Wheel Skid During Braking. Rear Wheel Skidding Is Most Likely To Occur On A Wet Or Slick Surface.

Vehicle recall defect – Under Certain Conditions, The Rear Brakes Could Lock Up Without Prior Warning During High Deceleration Braking. The Problem May Be Caused By DefeCTIve Proportioner Valves In The Braking System.

Vehicle recall defect – The Turn Signal Flasher Unit Installed On The Involved Vehicles Fails To Conform To Federal Motor Vehicle Safety Standard No. 108, “Lamps, RefleCTIve Devices And Associated Equipment”. This Incorrect Unit Causes The Flash Rate To Be Too Fast Or Renders Inoperative The Feature Which Causes The Turn Signal Indicator Light(S) In The Instrument Panel To Remain Lit If One Of One Or More Of The Turn Signal Lights Has Failed.

Vehicle recall defect – The Steering Gear Mounting Plate On The Involved Vehicles May Develop Fatigue Cracks At High Mileage Which Would Allow The Steering Gear Attachment To Become Loose. If This Condition Exists, The Driver May Notice Considerable “Free Play” In The Steering Wheel.

Vehicle recall defect – The Automatic Cooler Line Hoses On Some Of The Suspect Vehicles May Contain Material Voids, Which Combined With A High Thermal Expansion At Elevated Temperatures, Could Result In Hose Failure And Transmission Fluid Leakage.

Vehicle recall defect – The Front Suspension Coil Spring May Have A Larger Than Desired Inside Diameter Of The Lower Coil Where It Rests On The Spring Seat. This Could Allow The Spring To Be Forced Over The Lower Spring Seat Due To Suspension Forces.