Vehicle recall defect – ARVInmeritor Is Recalling 3,645 Remanufactured Trailer Axles Shipped For Aftermarket Use Between July 9, 2007 And August 20, 2008. These Axles Were Originally Manufactured Using A Process Known As ‘Grotnes’ Which Results In The Spindle Being More Susceptible To Develop Cracks On The Internal Surface Of The Spindle During Subsequent Lifetimes. In Addition, Some Of The Suspect Axles May Have Insufficient Or Contaminated Grease.
Vehicle recall defect – Cush Corp Is Recalling Certain Suspension Systems That Use Axn Heavy Duty Trailer Axles, Model Numbers Ta250T67E7658034 And Ta250T67E7658035. The Wheel End Nut Locking Device On These Trailers May Not Have Been Properly Installed, Allowing The Wheel End To Separate From The Axle.
Vehicle recall defect – Axn Heavy Duty Llc (Axn) Is Recalling Certain Trailer Axles. The Wheel End Nut Locking Device On These Trailers May Not Be Properly Installed, Allowing The Wheel End To Separate From The Axle.
Vehicle recall defect – Quality Trailer Products, Lp. (Qtp) Is Recalling Certain Trailer Axles With Part Number Ts20710585545Iac And Manufactured In Lots Qr494320 And Qr493997 From January 24, 2012, Through February 17, 2012. These Axles Were Installed On Certain Trailers Manufactured By Carry-On Trailers, Inc. As Part Number 2K7158. Over Time, The Weld Between The Axle Tube And The Spindle May Fail Under Stress.
Vehicle recall defect – The Outer Wheel Nuts On Either Or Both Ends Of The Axle Spindles May Be Improperly Torqued, Which Could Permit The Nuts To Back Off While The Vehicle Is In Operation.