On certain handicap accessible vans built on ford e350 chassis with 6.0L diesel engines, accubuilt adds an additional positive lead wire from the dual vehicle batteries to the mobility lift for operating power. The end connections for the added power wire...
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Accubuilt Van Equipment problems by year
2 complaints filed with NHTSA about the Accubuilt Van's equipment & accessories. Trailer hitches, mobility equipment, accessories and aftermarket parts.
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Dt: in june 2005 the owner noticed that vehicle was leaning to the left side. Last week that the wheels were rubbing against the wheel wells on both sides. All tires were rubbing. The owner did not wish to complain about the tires, just about the vehicle. The owner tried to speak with the place he purchased the vehicle, but they won't see him anymore because they claimed these problems were in his head. The vehicle came with a 2000 pound jack, and then the dealership changed it to a different jack with a limit...
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of 1000 pounds. This dealership repaired the tongue jack in april. The owner argued with the dealership, who said that the vehicle was not unbalanced.. The owner called the manufacturer, and was waiting to hear from them. Another manufacturer had to be chosen because there were no listings for sunray. *Ak
A letter was sent to me about a defected signal light which I had fixed twice prior to recieving the letter. I was under the impression that once the dealer fixed the defect it wouldn't be a problem again. Seven months later the signal light has messed up again. I am concern for my childrens safety.
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