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Iveco - There is the potential for the rear axle pinion flange nut to loosen over time.
Official notice
19 Jul 2023
Last checked
19 Jul 2023
An official DVSA notice concerns Iveco - There is the potential for the rear axle pinion flange nut to loosen over time.. There is the potential for the rear axle pinion flange nut to loosen over time. Published 2023-07-19.
What to do now
Inspect the condition of the pinion flange nut and if required rework the flange nut with the correct adjustment and crimping.
Units affected
90
Recall number
R-2023-240
Official notice
2023-07-19
The hazard
The hazard
There is the potential for the rear axle pinion flange nut to loosen over time.
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Brand: Iveco. Contact: Driver and Vehicle Standards Agency (DVSA).
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