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These vehicles were assembled with one of the four brake booster tabs not properly located in the front of dash reinforcement assembly.
The fuel tank on these vehicles can become punctured by a fuel tank flange attachment reinforcement during rear-end collisions. This does not comply with the requirements of fmvss no. 301, "fuel tank integrity."
The auto-apply park brake (manual or auto application) does not always apply. If the park brake does not apply, the "service park brake" warning light will illuminate.
The steering wheel center hub to spoke weld can fracture.
These tires have bead damage which occured during tire mounting.
A backfire during engine starting can cause breakage of the upper intake manifold.
In the event the engine overheats and the vehicle IS operated continuously in that condition, the coolant pressure will rise to a level at which the heat exchanger could leak.
The four fasteners securing the driver's seat to the floorpan were not torqued to proper specifications.
Through contact with road hazards and curbs, the lower control arm assembly can shift from its original position.
These buses fail to comply with fmvss no. 301, "fuel system integrity."
The brake light switch can fail allowing the switch to remain in the "brake lights off" position or in the "brake lights on" position.
The air bag contact ring locking tab located in the steering wheel assembly can break without warning.
The elr/alr feature IS used to accommodate child restraints. When servicing the rear belt assemblies, wrong parts could have been used which do not contain the automatic locking feature.
The "hazardous substance label" warning was not installed on the batteries in these vehicles.
If liquid IS spilled in the console box area, the air bag warning light can illuminate and stay "on" during normal driving conditions.
A soapy lubricant was used to insert the check valve into the vacuum hose which causes the brake booster check valve to stick.
The electric wire used to power the expandable room hydraulic pump motor was not equipped with a circuit breaker. Overheating of the wire can occur with incorrect expandable room operation.
An item worn by a child, such as a long drawstring, sash, or backpack/bookbag accessory can become caught in a small opening at the floor level of the forward door post.
The double check valve installed on these vehicles can fail allowing front brake air to be exhausted out during brake application.
The windshield wiper arm can interfere with the main cab dash harness which passes behind the center dash section. The wiper arm can wear through one or more of the wires in the harness and cause a short circuit.
Tent campers equipped with optional removable step. the removable step can break off at the arms which attach the step to the unit.
The seal on the rear master cylinder piston can move out of position.
The ABS hydraulic control unit can experience excessive brake actuator piston seal wear causing pump-motor deterioration.
The frame can crack at the steering gear attachment and/or the steering gear mounting bolts can fracture.
The sticker required by part 575, "consumer information regulations" to alert the driver of "the particular handling and maneuvering characteristics of utility vehicles" was not affixed to the driver's side sun visor.
The axle housings were manufactured with a tight friction weld curl radius on the inside diameter of the axle housing. Under operational loads, cracks can initiate at the weld curl radius on the inside of the housing. These cracks may…
Vehicle description: school buses. passenger's clothing can unknowingly become caught in the handrails at bus doors when exiting the bus.
An out-of-specification condition in the seat cable roller pulley assembly can allow the cable that connects the seat adjust lever to the latch to be pinched in the roller assembly.
One of the four rear axle u-bolts can break. This can potentially lead to the spring lifting from the axle under certain rebound, braking or cornering maneuvers.
The supplementary air bag inflatable restraint caution label located on the driver side sun visor does not contain the statement, "do not install rearward facing child seats in any front passenger seat position." this does not comply…