Vehicle recall defect – The Involved Vehicles Fail To Comform To Federal Motor Vehicle Safety Standard No. 210, “Seat Belt Assembly Anchorages”. The Tether Belt Mounting Brackets May Allow The Seat Upper Base To Rotate And Disconnect Upon Heavy Loading.
Vehicle recall defect – The Cab Electrical Feed Cables May Have Been Installed On The Involved Vehicles With An Inadequate CriMPIng Of The Terminal To The Cable. As A Result, The Cable Could Separate From The Terminal.
Vehicle recall defect – The Cab Electrical Feed Cables May Have Been Installed On The Involved Vehicles With An Inadequate CriMPIng Of The Terminal To The Cable. As A Result, The Cable Could Separate From The Terminal.
Vehicle recall defect – Improper Steering Clamp Bolts And Torque Applied During Installation. The Bolt Could Fail, Allowing The Steering Yoke To Become Loose.
Vehicle recall defect – Improper Steering Clamp Bolts And Torque Applied During Installation. The Bolt Could Fail, Allowing The Steering Yoke To Become Loose.
Vehicle recall defect – Spring Seat Can Deform, Which Causes A Decrease In The ClaMPIng Force In The Suspension Assembly. Loss Of ClaMPIng Force May Bring About Axle Misalignment Or Axle Housing Failure.
Vehicle recall defect – Spring Seat Can Deform, Which Causes A Decrease In The ClaMPIng Force In The Suspension Assembly. Loss Of ClaMPIng Force May Bring About Axle Misalignment Or Axle Housing Failure.
Vehicle recall defect – Inadequate Weld Positioning Coupled With Radius Rod Load And Loosening Of The Spring Clip Nuts Could Cause Spring Seat Fracture. This Can Result In Loss Of DireCTIonal Control Of The Axle.
Vehicle recall defect – Due To A Deficiency In Material Strength, The Front Engine Support Brackets On The Involved Vehicles May Develop Cracks That Could Lead To Bracket Failure. This Would Cause The Engine To Drop Down Into The Radiator, Damaging The Shroud, Engine Fan, And Other Associated Parts. The Engine Throttle Could Be Pulled Into Full Governed Position.
Vehicle recall defect – Spring Seat Can Deform, Which Causes A Decrease In The ClaMPIng Force In The Suspension Assembly. Loss Of ClaMPIng Force May Bring About Axle Misalignment Or Axle Housing Failure.