Latest vehicle recalls

Certain vehicles fail to comply with the requirements of federal motor vehicle safety standard no, 208, "occupant crash protection." Certain air bag warning labels are required on both sun visors and the above vehicles failed to have the required labels...

Certain commercial buses equipped with t-slide oval windows fail to comply with the requirements of federal motor vehicle safety standard no. 217, "Bus emergency exits and window retention and release." Incorrect side emergency exit windows were installed.

Certain fe model school buses manufactured from october 14, 1991, and march 4, 2003. A gap between the modesty panel and the wheel well located behind the driver's seat can be created if the panel is bent out of position. Under the panel, the edges are...

On certain motor coaches equipped with emergency exit windows fail to comply with federal motor vehicle safety standard no. 205, "Glazing materials." The emergency exit window was not marked correctly with the "dot" markings.

On certain passenger vehicles, some seat belt buckles may have a burr on a metal component of the locking mechanism. The presence of the burr could prevent the seat belt from locking under certain circumstances.

Certain sport utility vehicles equipped with 3.5L v6 (l66) engines fail to conform to the requirements of federal motor vehicle safety standard no. 120, "Tire selection and rims for vehicles other than passenger cars." The front and rear wheel rim size...

On certain motorcycles assembled with an early version rolling thunder frame, a stress crack could emerge in the frame.

Certain sport utility vehicles fail to comply with the requirements of federal motor vehicle safety standard no. 120, "Tire selection and rims for motor vehicles other than passenger cars."

On certain passenger vehicles, the fuel sender unit (fsu) may have been improperly installed in the fuel tank, producing an inadequate seal, and fuel may leak.

On certain sport utility vehicles, a post within the safety belt buckle covers could fracture, which could affect latch function, resulting in either a "no latch" or "partial latch" condition. In the "partial latch" condition, the buckle tongue can be...

On certain dump trailers equipped with fifth wheel plates, cracks are visible in the plate located around the hoist mounts and king pin.

On certain travel trailers and fifth wheels equipped with ez-flo ground fault circuit interrupter (gfci) receptacles, the receptacle may not trip when a ground fault is present.

Certain multi-passenger handicap-accessible vans built on ford e250 and e350 chassis fail to conform to the requirements of federal motor vehicle safety standard no. 225, "Child restraint anchorage systems." These vehicles lack the appropriate number of...

On certain sport utility vehicles, an instrument cluster circuit board capacitor may overheat.

Certain 36', 38', and 40' motor homes fail to comply with requirements of part 567, "certification." The rear psi states 85 or 115 lbs. The correct rear psi is 95 lbs.

Certain passenger vehicles have lower pinion bearings in the power rack and pinion assembly in which the retainer tabs were not crimped properly. These retainers could fail and permit the ball bearings to escape.

On certain motorcycles, if the motorcycle is dropped onto the left side, air may enter the rear brake master cylinder reservoir.

On certain chassis equipped with dana steering axle assemblies. These axles are built with an integral knuckle and steering arm. The steering arm could have longitudinal cracks.

On certain motorcycles equipped with optional brake rotor-carriers,the rotor-carriers can crack while in service and possibly break.

On certain motorhomes, the angle of the hoses from the hydraulic pump could contact the positive stud on the starter.