Latest vehicle recalls

Movable part of seat is not strong enough to support the seat belt.

The parking brake cable may be disconnected from the left rear brake caliper.

Grounding of the ac power source may be defective (or there may be no electrical grounding at the ac power source).

Wiring harness may chafe against sharp edges under the dashboard and against a support under the rear seat (1988 models only).

Fasteners that retain the brake pedal to the pivot tube may not have been properly torqued.

Nuts that retain the steering and tie rod arms may crack while tightening, due to a deep bar defect.

FRONT DRIVESHAFT FLANGE BOLTS MAY LOOSEN.

Plastic rollover valve mounting plate may not be properly sealed to the plastic fuel tank.

Fuel feed hose could leak at the coupling on the engine end of the hose assembly.

Seat belt buckles may not properly latch allowing the latch plate to be removed from the buckle without pressing the release button.

There may be insufficient weld where the step is welded to the fuel tank.

Certain engine support castings were produced with faulty metallurgy and could fail.

Steering arm may fail if used on eaton efa12f4 from axle in conjunction with ross hfb70 power steering gear.

The v belt pulley, which drives the hydraulic pump providing power assist for steering and hydraulic brakes, can fail.

Installation of two optional rear side turn signal lights increased the bulb load on the combination turn/hazard flasher from 8 to 10 bulbs, when operated in the hazard mode.

Windshield frame metal may crack at the wiper arm pivot mountings due to metal stress during wiper operation.

The undersized weld on the rear suspension bracketry attachment can cause bracket failure.

Fasteners that hold the rear wheel to the hub and drum assembly may be improperly torqued.

Leak in lp gas service line caused by line contacting rear suspension system which results in line rupture.

Heat shield was installed on lower side of muffler instead of the upper side.