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 – Vehicle Description: 1997-2001 Chevrolet Venture, Pontiac Montana/Transport, And Oldsmobile Silhouette Mini Vans Equipped With Passenger Side Power Sliding Doors That Were Serviced In Campaign 01013 (01V-067) From April To August 2001. Also 2001 Chevrolet Venture, Pontiac Montana, And Oldsmobile Silhouette Mini Vans Equipped With Passenger Side Power Sliding Doors Assembled In January Through April 2001. These Vehicles Have Inadequate Front Welds. If A Front Weld Fails, The Actuator Can Jam In The Unlatched Position And, When The Sliding Door Closes, It Will Not Be Latched.
Vehicle recall defect – Vehicle Description: Minivans Equipped With Passenger Side Power Sliding Doors. The Door Closes But May Not Be Latched. If This Happens, The Power Sliding Door Can Open While The Vehicle Is In Motion, Particularly When The Vehicle Ascends A Hill, Makes A Turn, Or Travels Over A Rough Road Surface.
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 – Vehicle Description: 1997-2001 Chevrolet Venture, Pontiac Montana/Transport, And Oldsmobile Silhouette Mini Vans Equipped With Passenger Side Power Sliding Doors That Were Serviced In Campaign 01013 (01V-067) From April To August 2001. Also 2001 Chevrolet Venture, Pontiac Montana, And Oldsmobile Silhouette Mini Vans Equipped With Passenger Side Power Sliding Doors Assembled In January Through April 2001. These Vehicles Have Inadequate Front Welds. If A Front Weld Fails, The Actuator Can Jam In The Unlatched Position And, When The Sliding Door Closes, It Will Not Be Latched.
Vehicle recall defect – Vehicle Description: Minivans Equipped With Passenger Side Power Sliding Doors. The Door Closes But May Not Be Latched. If This Happens, The Power Sliding Door Can Open While The Vehicle Is In Motion, Particularly When The Vehicle Ascends A Hill, Makes A Turn, Or Travels Over A Rough Road Surface.
Vehicle recall defect – Vehicle Description: Passenger Mini Vans Equipped With Bucket Seats Or A Split Bench Seat In The Second (Middle) Or Third (Back) Row. The Seat Latch Mechanisms On Bucket Seats And On The 40% Portion Of The Split Bench Seat In The Second And Third Rows Do Not Have ProteCTIve Covers.
Vehicle recall defect – Vehicle Description: Passenger Mini Vans Equipped With TrAction Control Systems. The Windshield Wiper Linkage Arm Can Contact A Brake Line Which Is Connected To The TrAction Control System Modulator Valve. This Contact Can Chafe The Brake Line Resulting In A Brake Fluid Leak.
Vehicle recall defect – Dorman Is Recalling 979 Steering Knuckles, Dorman P/Nos. 697-902 And 697-903, Sold Under Dorman’S “Oe SolutionsTm” Brand Name, And Napa P/Nos. 7-8502 And 7-8503 Which Were Sold For Replacement Use On The Various Vehicles Listed Above. A Potential Material Or Design Defect Could Result In The Steering Knuckle Breaking In The Hub Area.
Vehicle recall defect – K2 Motor Is Recalling 1,921 Aftermarket Headlamps Of Various Models Sold For Use On The Above Listed Vehicles. These Headlamps Are Missing The Amber Side Reflex Reflector Which Fails To Conform With The Requirements Of Federal Motor Vehicle Safety Standard No. 108, “Lamps, RefleCTIve Devices, And Associated Equipment.”