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Delays of up to about 2 seconds may exist in the brake application times to the brakes on the bogie axles in the presence of certain types of wheel speed sensor signal discontinuities or distortions that may occur as a result of sensor…
The service brakes may not release within 0.55 seconds, as required by federal motor vehicle safety standard no. 121, "air brake systems".
Insufficient clearance may exist between the fuel tank vent tube and vehicle floorpan where the tube projects through an access hole into the tool compartment under the trunk floor. Should the tube contact the lower edge of this opening…
The fuel tank fusible bushing element may have melted due to extremely high temperatures encountered when the tanks were exposed to direct sunlight rays during chassis storage.
The involved vehicles do not have a brake fluid reservoir warning which states, "warning, clean filler cap before removing. Use only dot 3 fluid from a sealed container". This constitutes a non-compliance to federal motor vehicle safety…
The parking brake switch connector contains electrical wires that may be reversed. As a result, the lamp will be activated whenever the ignition IS turned on, even though the parking brake IS not engaged. This constitutes a non-compliance…
The full size sedans were equipped with incorrect tail lamp sockets and the full size station wagons were installed with incorrect tail lamp and back up lamp sockets. Therefore these vehicles fail to comply with the photometric…
The involved vehicles were equipped with incorrect tire flaps which allow the inner tube to protrude through the rim valve opening. Chafing and possible sudden loss of air can result.
The involved vehicles contain emission control systems that utilize a pulse air reed valve to permit air flow from the air cleaner to the exhaust manifold on negative pressure pulsations. These reed valves may fail under cold weather…
These transmissions may contain improperly manufactured parking pawl actuating rods. Consequently, the unhardened cam surface of these rods can allow the rod to deform during use with resultant increase in shift efforts and difficulty in…
Under extreme temperature conditions, the fuel system pressure relief valve will cause the valve spring seat to dislodge and the fuel supply to the carburetor will decrease. Engine hesitation on continuous high roads and engine stalling on…
The windshield wiper and washer system contains an incorrect 6 amp circuit breaker instead of the 8.25 amp circuit breaker. If the system IS heavily loaded, as in the case of a partially dry windshield, the motor current may exceed the 6…
The involved vehicles do not contain a fuel tank shield at the front right corner of the mid-ship fuel tank. In the event of a frontal impact, excessive fuel spillage from the fuel tank may occur. This fails to comply with federal motor…
The exhaust downpipes installed on the involved vehicles may not permit proper clearance between the downpipes and the steering column lower joints. Upon making a hard full right turn, the exhaust downpipe and steering column could come…
On the involved vehicles, the fuel filter inlet, outlet, and vapor return fuel line hoses may deteriorate if continuously exposed to underhood temperatures generated during vehicle operation. If hoses fail, fuel leakage could occur.
The lettering location for brake fluid reservoir labeling fails to meet the requirements of federal motor vehicle safety standard no. 105, "hydraulic brake systems". The requirement states that the lettering must be visible by direct view…
The fifth wheel jack mechanism may not be equipped with a jack leg stop. The unit could fail if extended to its full upright position.
The bolts securing the main fuel tank support to the chassis may break under load allowing the tank to drop to the ground.
The seat belts are attached to the driver and passenger seats instead of the floor. The seat belts should be attached to the floor to eliminate excessive load in the seat slider assembly. This fails to comply with federal motor vehicle…
The brake anti-lock system could fail after exposure to high concentrations of contaminants which may be allowed to collect in the trailer braking system. Fluid collection in the braking system may cause the piston to stick. This can cause…
If paper or other combustible materials are placed in the instrument panel ashtray receptacle, they could become ignited and flames from the fire may reach the interior of the instrument panel.
Due to improper material construction the hydro-boost fluid return hose may not be capable of withstanding the temperatures and/or pressures experienced with the hydro-boost system. Also, the hydro-boost fluid high pressure hose assembly…
The amber color rear turn signal lenses may fade after prolonged exposure to elements such as heavy rain, snow, etc.
The tilt steering columns on the involved vehicles contain in-process temporary alignment pins rather than the permanent press-fit pivot pins. The temporary pins are slightly undersized and could separate from the steering column during…
The blower motor mounting brackets on the involved vehicles may deform during installation. If the brackets are deformed, the blower wheel may rub against the blower housing causing an unusual starting load on the motor and a resulting…
The involved vehicles do not conform to federal motor vehicle safety standard no. 122, "motorcycle brake systems", due to the inability to inspect the brake lining for extensive wear. Extensive brake lining wear may prevent the vehicle…
Tires installed on the involved vehicles fail to comply with federal motor vehicle safety standard no. 120, "tire selection and rims for motor vehicles other than passenger cars". These vehicles have a 370 lb. Rear load rating, while the…
Certification labels installed in the involved vehicles may not include the date of vehicle manufacture, as required by federal regulations.
A tube in the fuel evaporative emission control system can become obstructed, causing excessive pressure to build up in the fuel tank. This usually occurs in extremely high temperatures or intense sunlight. Excessive pressure build-up…