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The manual tank shutoff valve is at risk for getting stuck in the closed position and blocking the flow of fuel to the engine in 16 2013 model-year trucks.
Read More →Defective air bag inflators pose a safety hazard in more than 7 million vehicles in the 2000-2008 model years, the federal agency warns.
Read More →The recall, expected to begin Dec. 5, affects 313,236 Jeep Wranglers at risk for an electrical short in the exterior heated power mirror.
Read More →The aftermarket floor mats might shift forward and interfere with accelerator pedals.
Read More →More than 18,000 of the vans are at risk for inadvertent air bag deployment during bumpy road conditions.
Read More →The problem is linked to defective fuel filters for the Cummins-manufactured engines.
Read More →Due to get begin Nov. 28, the recall will address the risk of a fuel tank leak.
Read More →Cequent is recalling more than 7,000 Highland- and Reese-branded cargo management products because of missing warning labels.
Read More →The aerial device and digger derrick trucks are equipped with a battery equalizer that may be susceptible to electrical fire because of an epoxy sealing compound.
Read More →The vans might have been manufactured without epoxy reinforcement on the windowless sliding doors.
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