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2002 Fccc B2 Transmission problems

No owner has filed a complaint about the 2002 Fccc B2's transmission & drivetrain with NHTSA. Harsh or delayed shifting, slipping, CVT shudder, rollaway, axles, driveshafts and transfer cases.

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Transmission recalls for the 2002 Fccc B2

Power train: axle assembly

08V13700028,764 vehicles affected

The problem
Daimler trucks is recalling 28,764 my 2001 through 2008 fccc b2 and fs65 school bus chassis, fccc fb65 conventional buses, and sterling acterra, freightliner fln, and business class m2 heavy trucks, built from january 26, 2000, through march 24, 2008, manufactured with arvinmeritor or axle alliance company 6,000 through 8,000 pound front axles utilizing a four piece spindle-nut set. These axle assemblies may have been produced with a thin spindle nut which may lead to incorrect end play, cone spin, excessive heat, degradation of lubrication, wear of the spindle nut and bearing journal, oil contamination with metal shavings, and premature bearing failure.
The risk
Continued operation may lead to wheel separation and possibly a vehicle crash.
The fix
Daimler trucks will notify owners and will repair the vehicles free of charge. The recall began on january 8, 2009. Owners may contact daimler trucks at 1-800-547-0712.

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B2 transmission problems, every year

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