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The involved tires fail to comply with federal motor vehicle safety standard no. 119, "new pneumatic tires for vehicles other than passenger cars". The non-compliance exists because the tires may develop separations between tread and ply…
The involved vehicles fail to comply to federal motor vehicle safety standard no. 207, "seating systems". The driver and passenger seat pedestals have been attached to the floor using the incorrect hardware.
The selector quadrant spiral retaining pin may work its way out of position so that the vehicle could remain in gear when selector lever IS moved into the "park" position.
The hydraulic brake hose that runs from the frame to the rearmost axle of the tandem bogie IS not of sufficient length. In full articulation, with the forward axle up against the frame stops and the rear axle in the extreme downward…
Plastic plugs are used to reduce heat build up in the fuel tank when vehicles are stored outside. These temporary plugs may not have been replaced with fusible safety plugs prior to vehicle sale.
The involved vehicles do not conform to federal motor vehicle safety standard no. 121, "air brake systems". Due to the use of a load proportioning valve in the brake system, the brake activation and release time in an unloaded condition…
Due to a poor weld between the burner tube and the support bracket, the propane burner assembly may leak liquid propane gas into the living area of the vehicle when the range knob IS in the "on" position, even though the burner tube…
The involved vehicles do not conform to federal motor vehicle safety standard no. 106, "brake hoses". These vehicles were manufactured with gasoline fuel hoses in place of the vacuum hose between the intake manifold and carbon canister in…
Due to an improperly sealed antenna mounting hole, water could seap into the fuse relay board. The water entering the fuse relay board acts as a conductor of current, thereby charging the starter.
An incorrect length screw was used for attaching the emergency exit release mechanism. This may cause the handle to become loose and, possibly, inoperative.
Under certain severe road conditions, the copper tubing which connects the hot water heater to the main propane gas line could rupture, thereby resulting in a propane gas leak within the motorhome.
The involved vehicles were produced with brake push-rod to brake pedal retaining pins which were not heat-treated as specified. This could allow the brake pedal to become disengaged from the push-rod.
The involved vehicles were produced with frames that may have inadequately welded #2 crossmember assemblies. This could occur if certain manual weld operations were not performed during frame fabrication. Severe operating conditions which…
The rear brake free travel adjusting bolt and nut installed during vehicle assembly may have been incorrectly tightened. This could cause the brake pedal to become jammed during brake operation.
The involved cycles were produced with a rear brake master cylinder push rod which has insufficient contact area with the rear brake master cylinder piston. This could result in the rod penetrating the piston during extremely high pedal…
The involved buses fail to conform to federal motor vehicle safety standard no. 222, "school bus passenger seating and crash protection". The safety barriers failed to exhibit the proper impact absorbing qualities when tested for…
The engine oil pressure switch may cause a random internal electrical short which could result in the engine starting by itself when the ignition switch IS turned to the "on" position.
The involved vehicles were built with an accelerator pedal having an extension, or rubber flap, at the bottom of the pedal. This pedal flap could be inadvertently displaced by a floor covering and wedged under the accelerator pedal in a…
When preparing for additional sleeping space, the dinette table IS lowered to the level of the dinette seats. It then becomes possible for the sleeping gear to come into contact with the camper furnace grill.
The threaded insert for the oil filter retaining bolt may not be strong enough to withstand the stress caused by temperature and pressure, particularly in the event that the oil filter bolt has been overtightened.
The innerbeaded edge of the rear fender does not provide sufficient tire clearance when the rear suspension IS fully depressed.
Some vehicles were produced with brake control valves and brake tubes intended for use in vehicles without trailer tow packages.
Some of these vehicles were produced with misindexed front brake hoses which could contact a tire or wheel in a full-turn condition. Chafing and wear to the brake hose could result in loss of brake fluid and front wheel braking capability.
The front brake hose routing may allow interference between the hoses and the tire and wheel assemblies during extreme turning angles.
Lower control arms may fracture in the area adjacent to the lower ball joint, resulting in separation of the ball joint from the arm.
The involved tires fail to conform to federal motor vehicle safety standard no. 109, "new pneumatic tires". The non-conformity exists because these tires may develop flex breaks or separations in the sidewall area.
The invovled vehicles fail to conform to federal motor vehicle safety standard no. 120, "tire selection and rims for motor vehicles other than passenger vehicles". The front suspension system IS not strong enough to properly support the…
The involved tires fail to conform to federal motor vehicle safety standard no. 119, "new pneumatic tires for vehicles other than passenger cars". These tires are subject to flex breaks or separations in the sidewall area.
The internal muffler pressure can create a split in the seam if the muffler IS in a deteriorated condition. If this condition exists, the exhaust gas escaping from the split seam can cause excessive heating of a small area of the rear…
The involved tires fail to conform to federal motor vehicle safety standard no. 119, "new pneumatic tires for vehicles other than passenger cars". These tires are subject to possible separation in the tread area.