Vehicle recall defect – Federal Mogul Is Recalling 6,903 Aftermarket Ball Joint Assemblies Shipped Between November 9, 2007 And March 26, 2008, Which May Have Been Packaged With Incorrect Nuts. The Part Numbers Packaged With Incorrect Nuts Are: K7147, K7329, K8683, And 104353. These Parts Were Made For Use On The Various Vehicles Listed Above.
Vehicle recall defect – The Potential For Fuel Leakage Exists In The Engine Compartment At The Fuel Reservoir Seam And Its Hose ConneCTIons. The Fuel Reservoir Is A Silver Colored Can Mounted To The Air Cleaner.
Vehicle recall defect – Pressure Regulator Installed In The Fuel Supply Plumbing System Leaks Fuel Into The Engine Compartment.
Vehicle recall defect – Rear Suspension Trailing Arm-To-Hanger Bracket Pivot Bolts May Fail From Stress Corrosion Cracking Possibly Caused By Processing Deviations In The ConstruCTIon Of The Pivot Bolt.
Vehicle recall defect – Battery Cap Vents May Be Partially Or Completely Blocked With Plastic Flashing. Consequence Of Defect: A Build Up Of Internal Gas Pressure Could Occur Which Could Result In Case Rupture, Particularly During Post Charging. Should A Person Be In The Vicinity Of The Battery When The Case Ruptures, They May Be Injured By The Released Gases And/Or Acid.
Vehicle recall defect – The Potential For Fuel Leakage Exists In The Engine Compartment At The Fuel Reservoir Seam And Its Hose ConneCTIons. The Fuel Reservoir Is A Silver Colored Can Mounted To The Air Cleaner.
Vehicle recall defect – An Emissions System Valve May Allow An Overly Rich Mixture (Excessive Fuel) In The Engine During Deceleration. The Mixture Of Air And Excessive Fuel Can Cause The Engine To Stall While Stopping, Coasting, Or Turning.