Barron Stealth (1991) – 91V144000
Vehicle recall defect – Front And Rear Seat Belts Failed To Comply With Fmvss 210 Load Test.
Barron Stealth (1990) – 91V144000
Vehicle recall defect – Front And Rear Seat Belts Failed To Comply With Fmvss 210 Load Test.
Barron Stealth (1989) – 91V144000
Vehicle recall defect – Front And Rear Seat Belts Failed To Comply With Fmvss 210 Load Test.
Dodge Stealth (1994) – 02V143002
Vehicle recall defect – On Certain Passenger Vehicles Built By Mitsubishi Motor Corporation For Daimlerchrysler, A Condition Exists That Allows Oil To Leak From The All-Wheel Drive Transfer Case.
Dodge Stealth (1993) – 96V143003
Vehicle recall defect – Under Conditions Of Full Lock Steering And Full Suspension Travel, The Left Or Right Front Wheel-Side Brake Hose Can Crack, Resulting In Brake Fluid Leakage.
Dodge Stealth (1993) – 02V143002
Vehicle recall defect – On Certain Passenger Vehicles Built By Mitsubishi Motor Corporation For Daimlerchrysler, A Condition Exists That Allows Oil To Leak From The All-Wheel Drive Transfer Case.
Dodge Stealth (1992) – 96V143003
Vehicle recall defect – Under Conditions Of Full Lock Steering And Full Suspension Travel, The Left Or Right Front Wheel-Side Brake Hose Can Crack, Resulting In Brake Fluid Leakage.
Dodge Stealth (1992) – 02V143002
Vehicle recall defect – On Certain Passenger Vehicles Built By Mitsubishi Motor Corporation For Daimlerchrysler, A Condition Exists That Allows Oil To Leak From The All-Wheel Drive Transfer Case.
Dodge Stealth (1991) – 96V143003
Vehicle recall defect – Under Conditions Of Full Lock Steering And Full Suspension Travel, The Left Or Right Front Wheel-Side Brake Hose Can Crack, Resulting In Brake Fluid Leakage.
Dodge Stealth (1991) – 95V103003
Vehicle recall defect – The Front Safety Belt Buckle Release Buttons Can Break. These Red Plastic Release Buttons Are Marked “Press.” If A Button Breaks, Pieces Can Fall Into The Buckle Assembly Causing The Buckle To Operate Improperly.