Latest vehicle recalls

Certain passenger vehicles are being recalled to correct a problem with a malfunctioning stop lamp switch and/or associated wiring. This malfunctioning could render the stop lamps inoperable or cause them to stay on all the time. This could cause confusion...

On certain vehicles, the air filter paper in these vehicles can smolder or burn.

Certain passenger vehicles fail to comply with the advanced air bag requirements of federal motor vehicle safety standard no. 208, "Occupant crash protection." The air bag for the front passenger seat is to be turned off (so that it does not inflate) when...

On certain transit buses, the thickness of the paint on the contact surface of the wheels exceeds the maximum thickness recommended.

On certain conventional trucks equipped with pro-sleeper berths, water intrusion can be found in the bunk control panel area and pool in the tops of the dome light, tv/vcr, and or refrigerator power switches.

Certain trucks equipped with manual transmissions fail to comply with the requirements of federal motor vehicle safety standard no. 108, "Lamps, reflective devices, and associated equipment." A reverse backup switch may have been contaminated during the...

On certain "special needs" school buses equipped with sur-loc "l" wheelchair tracks, the lift mounting bolts could corrode if moisture occurs in the treated plywood floor.

Certain passenger vehicles fail to comply with the requirements of federal motor vehicle safety standard (fmvss) no. 208, "Occupant crash protection." Some of these vehicles that were not equipped with an advanced occupant restraint system (aors) have driver...

On certain passenger vehicles equipped with 3800 v6 (l36) engines and certain delphi fuel pressure regulators, the regulators have a much higher than usual rate of fuel leaks. A leak can allow fuel to enter the intake manifold through a vacuum line. If the...

On certain passenger vehicles, the low-beam terminal on the head light wire harness can overheat and could cause the low beams to fail without warning.

On certain passenger vehicles, a brake light switch on these vehicles may malfunction.

On certain sport utility vehicles, the vehicle capacity weights as stated on the tire and loading information label are in error.

Certain motor coaches fail to comply with the requirements of federal motor vehicle safety standard no. 101, "Controls and displays." The illumination of the controls for the hazard warning signal, heating/air-conditioning fan, and windshield defrosting and...

On certain fifth wheel trailers equipped with polar mach and polar cub air conditioners, the solar panel rubber well nuts could fracture the plastic shroud in the immediate area of the attachment hole.

Certain motor homes fail to comply with the requirements of federal motor vehicle safety standard no. 110, "Tire selection and rims." The federal identification tag is incorrect. The tag states the rim size is 22.5X6.75G range. The correct rim size is...

On certain motor homes equipped with polar mach and polar cub air conditioners, the solar panel rubber well nuts could fracture the plastic shroud in the immediate area of the attachment hole.

On certain motorhome chassis equipped with bosch zops, the pads can drag on the rotor surface due to the pin slide.

On certain sport utility vehicles, the driver's side seat frames were not adequately welded.

Certain sport utility vehicles may have had a transfer case installed that could, due to changes in the housing casting, result in the oil pump rotation. Should this occur, oil starvation of the internal gears might result.

Certain passenger vehicles fitted with front seat backs, which do not meet porsche's strength standards.