2000 Western Alpine
Safety record from NHTSA: recalls, owner complaints, investigations and service bulletins.
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Safety record from NHTSA: recalls, owner complaints, investigations and service bulletins.
These records cover every 2000 Western Alpine. To see whether one car still needs a recall repair, decode its VIN or check it with NHTSA.
The brakes got hot because the brake calipers wouldn't release the pads from the rotors. It wouldn't stop had to use the parking brake. *tr
Brakes failed, without notice, on 36' diesel motor home on {five ocasions}, each time repaired at freightliner truck shop. This time still in shop since june 15 04, when talking to service rep at western rv in wash. State. He said bosch installed pins wrong [brake mfg]. I have no faith that this will not happen with possible catastrophic results, please interveen now, this should not be allowed to go on.*ak
The entire brake system failed. We were on a 7% incline and proceeding at 20mph. there was construction in the area and we were in a long line of vehicles. The only thing that saved our lives or serious injury was the ability to manually downshift to almost stop the vehicle. There were zero brakes and upon getting to the side of the road the air assit did complete the stopping but the downshifting had us near zero mph anyway. dt
The fuel lines are not rated for diesel use, as a result of the wrong type of material/pipes fumes enter into the vehicle. *mjs
Brake fluid has turned into gel, resulting in extended stgopping distance. *ak the control panel showed ABS failure many times, sometimes it clears and IS considered a computer error. the brake fluid holder has gel in it. the consumer would like to know how the gel got into the fluid holder. *yh
NHTSA’s Office of Defects Investigation opened these reviews into vehicles including this one.
In late november 2003, western rv mailed owners a letter advising themof an electrical problem that could cause the motor home to lose all electrical power, causing the engine to shut down, possibly resulting in a stalled vehicle without lights. The letter advised the owners to replace the ground fuse with a higher amp verion that was provided in the owner letter.these vehicles areclass A40 foot motorhomes. As a result of the agency's investigation into this matter and discussions with western rv, they haveagreed to conduct a safety recall.therefore, this investigation IS closed.a copy of the safety recall IS attached. Further use of the agency's resources are unwarranted.
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