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Water ingress past the blue O-ring seal into the cavity underneath the fuel pump electronics. This results in corrosion of the contactsof the blue plug of the fuel pump electronics…
The seat occupancy detectors may intermittently be unable to reliably detect that the seat is occupied, and the following components will not be activated when required:E 60: front…
The seat occupancy detectors may intermittently be unable to reliably detect that the seat is occupied, and the following components will not be activated when required:E 60: front…
Mechanical loads exerted in the backrest heating for the front seats when persons get into or out of the vehicle may result in damage to the seat heating element in the backrest pa…
The fuel line jumper tube in the engine compartment may chafe against the throttle cable. Chafing may result in a fuel leak.
Potential for the rear sway bar link to contact the union bolt of the brake caliper. The union bolt may then be damaged and a brake fluid leak could result.
The fuel pump noise reduction kit has a defect in the fuel pump outlet hose assembly. This could lead to fuel leakage.
Possibility for the gear segment for steering wheel adjustment to break, resulting in steering wheel suddenly working lose.
The fuel shut off valve was not manufactured properly and as a result the 'on' and 'reserve' postions were reversed. This could lead to the vehicle unexpectedly running out of fuel…
The seat base attachment screws may not have been sufficiently tightened during production. It is possible that this the occupants of the vehicle if in an accident may not be secur…
The powertrain control module (PCM) on 11 vehicles was inadvertently programmed with the incorrect software. This can cause the fuel system monitor to malfunction.
Potential lack of grease and incorrect torque of the front bearings.
Possibility that vibrations whilst driving may cause some wires to chafe together in the area of the engine resulting in insulation damage. If this happens it could affect the abil…
Heat deterioration may occur inside of the Catalytic Converter when it is repeatedly attacked by excessively high thermal load. This could result in Breakage of the Catalytic Conve…
Heat deterioration may occur inside of the Catalytic Converter when it is repeatedly attacked by excessively high thermal load. This could result in Breakage of the Catalytic Conve…
The fuel tank inlet pipe and breather tube of the subject vehicles may leak due to a pinhole caused by corrosion.
An incorrect turn signal was installed.
An oil leak from the rocket covers on D9 engines has occured.Vehicles affected: Buses equipped with DSC9 11, DSC9 12,DSC9 13 and DSC9 15 engines. (all to Euro 2 specifications).
Due to improper moulding of the impeller of the electric fuel pump, alcohol contained in the fuel may cause impeller to distort and contact the fuel pump body resulting in seizure…
Need to replace oil cooler delivery hoses as, if the oil cooler hoses were to fracture they could leak oil that may affect the rear tyre and endanger rider saftey.
An oil leak possibly exists from the pinion oil seal which if not rectified could eventually lead to loss of oil and possible seized rear wheel.
Possible fuel leaks caused from wear and tear in the fuel filler neck connection pipe.
Risk of a lack of tightening pressure of the steering wheel mounting nut. This could potentailly affect the control of the vehicle.
Potential cracking rims.
One or both lifting rams may lock when the cab is being lowered due to the operation of the fluid velocity sensors. If this occurs in one cylinder but not both, the resulting unequ…