Maxim Truck (1995) – 96V124006
Vehicle recall defect – The Equalizing Beam Shaft Of The Tandem Axle Suspension Were Manufactured From As-Rolled Sae4140 Steel Rather Than The Specified Annealed Sae4140. These Shafts Can Fracture Inside The Beam At The Toe Of The Weld.
Mitsubishi Caribbean Truck (1991) – 98V311000
Vehicle recall defect – Vehicle Description: Passenger Vehicles Sold In The Caribbean. In The Front Passenger Seat Of These Vehicles, Which Are Equipped With Takata Belt Buckles, The Seat Belt Release Buttons, Which Are Made Of Abs Plastic Material And Marked “Press,” Can Break, Allowing Pieces To Fall Into The Buckle Assembly.
Mitsubishi Caribbean Truck (1990) – 98V311000
Vehicle recall defect – Vehicle Description: Passenger Vehicles Sold In The Caribbean. In The Front Passenger Seat Of These Vehicles, Which Are Equipped With Takata Belt Buckles, The Seat Belt Release Buttons, Which Are Made Of Abs Plastic Material And Marked “Press,” Can Break, Allowing Pieces To Fall Into The Buckle Assembly.
Mitsubishi Caribbean Truck (1989) – 98V311000
Vehicle recall defect – Vehicle Description: Passenger Vehicles Sold In The Caribbean. In The Front Passenger Seat Of These Vehicles, Which Are Equipped With Takata Belt Buckles, The Seat Belt Release Buttons, Which Are Made Of Abs Plastic Material And Marked “Press,” Can Break, Allowing Pieces To Fall Into The Buckle Assembly.
Mitsubishi Caribbean Truck (1988) – 98V311000
Vehicle recall defect – Vehicle Description: Passenger Vehicles Sold In The Caribbean. In The Front Passenger Seat Of These Vehicles, Which Are Equipped With Takata Belt Buckles, The Seat Belt Release Buttons, Which Are Made Of Abs Plastic Material And Marked “Press,” Can Break, Allowing Pieces To Fall Into The Buckle Assembly.
Mitsubishi Caribbean Truck (1987) – 98V311000
Vehicle recall defect – Vehicle Description: Passenger Vehicles Sold In The Caribbean. In The Front Passenger Seat Of These Vehicles, Which Are Equipped With Takata Belt Buckles, The Seat Belt Release Buttons, Which Are Made Of Abs Plastic Material And Marked “Press,” Can Break, Allowing Pieces To Fall Into The Buckle Assembly.
Mitsubishi Caribbean Truck (1986) – 98V311000
Vehicle recall defect – Vehicle Description: Passenger Vehicles Sold In The Caribbean. In The Front Passenger Seat Of These Vehicles, Which Are Equipped With Takata Belt Buckles, The Seat Belt Release Buttons, Which Are Made Of Abs Plastic Material And Marked “Press,” Can Break, Allowing Pieces To Fall Into The Buckle Assembly.
Nissan Truck (1989) – 95V103002
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.
Nissan Truck (1988) – 95V103002
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.