Kenworth W900B (1987) – 88V099000
Vehicle recall defect – Electronic Throttle Sensors May Fail To Return To Idle Due To Throttle Pedal Stop Being Incorrectly Manufactured Of Aluminum Instead Of Steel.
Kenworth W900B (1987) – 87V159000
Vehicle recall defect – The Throttle Lever Is Not Under Sufficient Tension.
Kenworth W900B (1986) – 86V004000
Vehicle recall defect – The Circuit Breakers May Fail And Allow The Circuit To Overheat. Consequence Of Defect: A Fire Could Occur As A Result Of The Circuit Breaker Failure.
Kenworth W900B (1986) – 86V003000
Vehicle recall defect – Line Pressure Surges Occur When The Transmission Is In High Gear Lockup Due To A Plumbing Error. Consequence Of Defect: Line Pressure Surges Could Cause Bodily Harm Through Erratic Fire Hose Delivery Action.
Kenworth W900B (1985) – 86V004000
Vehicle recall defect – The Circuit Breakers May Fail And Allow The Circuit To Overheat. Consequence Of Defect: A Fire Could Occur As A Result Of The Circuit Breaker Failure.
Kenworth W900B (1985) – 86V003000
Vehicle recall defect – Line Pressure Surges Occur When The Transmission Is In High Gear Lockup Due To A Plumbing Error. Consequence Of Defect: Line Pressure Surges Could Cause Bodily Harm Through Erratic Fire Hose Delivery Action.
Kenworth W900B (1984) – 86V003000
Vehicle recall defect – Line Pressure Surges Occur When The Transmission Is In High Gear Lockup Due To A Plumbing Error. Consequence Of Defect: Line Pressure Surges Could Cause Bodily Harm Through Erratic Fire Hose Delivery Action.
Kenworth W900B (1983) – 86V003000
Vehicle recall defect – Line Pressure Surges Occur When The Transmission Is In High Gear Lockup Due To A Plumbing Error. Consequence Of Defect: Line Pressure Surges Could Cause Bodily Harm Through Erratic Fire Hose Delivery Action.
Kenworth W900B (1982) – 82V074000
Vehicle recall defect – The Involved Trucks May Have Been Assembled Without The Installation Of A Single Check Valve. This Fails To Comply With Federal Motor Vehicle Safety Standard No. 121, “Air Brake Systems”. In The Event Of A Single Failure In The Rear Air System, The Lack Of A Check Valve Would Allow Simultaneous Loss Of Air From Both Front And Rear Braking Systems.
Kenworth W900B (1988) – 88V099000
Vehicle recall defect – Electronic Throttle Sensors May Fail To Return To Idle Due To Throttle Pedal Stop Being Incorrectly Manufactured Of Aluminum Instead Of Steel.