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A production error has occurred with the installation of the fuel filler pipe hose clamp.
A misalignment in the welding of the right lower control arm and the sub frame push collar inside the vehicle may cause the welded area to break.
The brake lines may develop a leak due to an issue with the material used for the inner liner.
The rear lights may not be in conformance and therefore not function properly.
There may be insufficient clearance between the engine cover assembly and the fuel return hose.
The wiring harness under the driver and/or passenger seat may not have been properly affixed to the seat frame during vehicle assembly. As a result, the harness connector may deta…
It is possible that the headlight module may not be locked correctly, resulting in the headlight becoming detached from the wing of the car.
The Occupant Restraint Controller (ORC) module may have been contaminated by water leaking from the Heating, Ventilation and Air Conditioning (HVAC) drain grommet. Water in the OR…
Some wheel nuts supplied may have varying tolerance between the stud and nut threads, which may cause thread damage.
The fuel filter may leak diesel fuel.
Engine resonances under certain operating conditions could eventually lead to cracks in an injection pipe.
A small number of instrument panels manufactured for use as service parts may have been assembled with an incomplete combination of parts. This may affect the correct deployment of…
On some vehicles equipped with a Detroit Diesel DD15 engine, the bolt attaching a rubber isolator to a support bracket may become loose and back out, potentially contacting an un-f…
Engine resonances under certain operating conditions could eventually lead to cracks in an injection pipe.
There is a possible non-conformity in the fuel system line that could cause fuel leakage.
Leaks may occur in the high-pressure fuel lines due to faulty pipe material.
The gearbox may not be in conformance.
Potential manufacturing defect within fuel feed hose.
In affected vehicles, the fuel filler neck could potentially leak fuel.
Potential manufacturing defect within fuel feed hose.
Potential manufacturing defect within fuel feed hose.
In affected models, there may not be a proper seal between the fuel pipes for the fuel injectors and the fuel hose that connects them. Pressurised fuel can begin leaking at the po…
The coolant pump for the exhaust turbocharger may fail due to a defect in its printed circuit board.
The affected model motorcycles may experience a non-functioning stop light and/or cause brake fluid to leak through the rear stop light switch, affecting rear brake performance.
The injector lines may crack, resulting in fuel leakage.