Vehicle recall defect – Certain Passenger Vehicles And Mini Vans Have Lower Pinion Bearings In The Power Rack And Pinion Assembly In Which The Retainer Tabs Were Not Crimped Properly. These And Some Other Retainers Used In Vehicles Assembled Between January 1, 1996 And October 31, 1997, Could Fail And Permit The Ball Bearings To Escape.
Vehicle recall defect – On Certain Passenger Vehicles. If The Engine Fails To Start And The Driver Holds The Key In The “Start” Position For An Extended Period, High Current Flows Through The Ignition Switch, And Sometimes Produces Enough Heat To Melt Internal Switch Parts.
Vehicle recall defect – The Front And/Or Rear Hazard Warning Lamps (Four-Way Flashers) Do Not Flash When The Hazard Switch Is Activated. This Fails To Comply With Fmvss No. 108, “Lamps, RefleCTIve Devices, And Associated Equipment.”
Vehicle recall defect – The Instrument Panel Cluster Trim Plate/Bezel Can Sag And Cover The Light Emitting Diode Portion (Lighted Pointed Above Panel) Of The Transaxle Shift Indicator Display. This Does Not Comply With Fmvss No. 101, “Control Location, Identification, And Illumination.”
Vehicle recall defect – Some Welds Were Omitted From The Body Lock Pillar, Or “B” Pillar. This Does Not Comply With Fmvss No.208, “Occupant Crash ProteCTIon.”
Vehicle recall defect – These Vehicles Have Been Built With Welds Missing From The Front Suspension Lower Control Arm Assemblies Causing Excessive Loads On The Existing Welds.
Vehicle recall defect – Dorman Products Is Recalling 3,900 Intermediate Steering Shafts Dorman Part Nos. 425-151, 425-152, And 425-153, (Sold Under Dorman’S “Oe Solutions” Brand Name), Balkamp #’S 7-3057, 7-3058, 7-3059 (Sold Under The “Napa” Brand Name), And PlatinUM Parts #’S 2425151, 2425152, And 2425153 Manufactured During The Month Of September 2007. These Replacement Steering Shafts Can Be Used On The Vehicles Listed Above. The Weld ConneCTIng The Inner Tube To The Outer Tube May Be DefeCTIve.
Vehicle recall defect – Certain Pro-A Motors Corner Lamps, Turn Signals, And Headlights Sold As Replacement Lamps For Use On Certain Passenger Vehicles Listed Above. Some Combination Lamps That Are Not Equipped With Amber Side Reflectors Fail To Conform To Federal Motor Vehicle Safety Standard No. 108, Lamps, RefleCTIve Devices, And Associated Equipment.
Vehicle recall defect – On Certain Passenger Vehicles. If The Engine Fails To Start And The Driver Holds The Key In The “Start” Position For An Extended Period, High Current Flows Through The Ignition Switch, And Sometimes Produces Enough Heat To Melt Internal Switch Parts.
Vehicle recall defect – The Accelerator Control Cable Could Have Been Kinked During Assembly Causing High Accelerator Pedal Effort, Sticking Accelerator Control Cable, Or A Broken Accelerator Control Cable.