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Fuel hoses (5) in engine compartment could deteriorate over time.
Wheel which consists of two separate parts, a disc and rim are welded together to form the finish assembly. the wheels contain an inappropriate angle of the assembly weld, which may crack and progress through the rim.
Steel strap used to fasten aluminum fuel tanks failed to properly maintain the tank.
Vacuum harness assembly hoses become loose and can contact engine exhaust ports. contact with exhaust exposes hoses to high temperature which causes carbonization of the hoses material.
The twilight sentinel potentiometer (thumbwheel control) might have been manufactured with electrical contacts which could result in an intermittent headlight circuit.
The spitfire S55 towing radial tires causes, wobbling, wandering, and weaving on motorcycles with heavy loads and speed.
Drivers side power door lock switch may separate during actuation, exposing the electrical terminal.
Incorrect grade 5 bolts may have been used to install the front spring front pin cap, instead of the grade 8 required.
Improper size rear brake assemblies were installed.
On dual rear wheels manufactured by custom and commerical wheels, the weld between the center disk and the rim may crack.
Plastic hydraulic clutch system components are subject to exhaust system heat damage due to prolonged cold, high speed idle operation.
In stamping the metal parts it appears the worn tooling caused the dimension of parts to change. the press button, due to these changed dimensions, causes the latch which holds the tongue to have less surface area with which to connect to…
Cracks or bulge in lower sidewall.
Aluminum wheels may have been installed with improper lug nuts.
Child booster seat shield has surfaces that do not meet protrusion and radius of curvature, requirements of fmvss no. 213.
Vehicle may contain an out of tolerance throttle body.
Weld cracks and axle fractures could occur due to incompatibility of neway RC 122 suspension and rockwell axles.
Weld cracks and axle fractures could occur due to incompatibility of neway RC 122 suspension and rockwell axles.
Clamp which secures the fuel filler hose to the body IS missing.
Poor bond adhesion between the windshield glass and mounting could allow the windshield to separate during a 30 mph frontal barrier test required by fmvss 212.
The threads in some fuel filler neck inserts are not properly formed.
Certification label fails to meet requirements of fmvss 126.
Seat belt mounting bracket strength may be below requirement of fmvss 209 and could crack.
Return fuel line hose may not be ozone resistant.
There may be contact between the rear brake lines and the chassis anti sway brackets.
Damage to inner liner in the lower sidewall area.
Weld cracks and axle fractures could occur due to incompatibility of neway RC 122 suspension and rockwell axles.
Welds that attach the brake pedal arm to the cross shaft may not withstand a panic stop and/or fatigue load inputs.
Lamps failed to meet the requirement of fmvss 108, stop lamps photometric requirements.