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New Flyer Of - Intermediate steering columns trw
Official notice
5 Jul 2010
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5 Jul 2010
An official NHTSA notice concerns New Flyer Of - Intermediate steering columns trw. Mis-located welds may result in torsional and axial strength falling below acceptable levels. This condition could result in separation of the steering column, loss of steering control and a vehicle crash without warning. Published 2010-07-05.
What to do now
The safety recall began on august 2, 2010. Trw is handling the remedy for this campaign please see trw's defect report 10e-026. The corrective action involves inspection and replacement of the steering columns if found to be defective. This service will be performed free of charge. Owners may contact trw at 765-429-1768 or new flyer customer service at 204-934-4876.
Units affected
42
Recall number
R10-014
Official notice
2010-07-05
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Mis-located welds may result in torsional and axial strength falling below acceptable levels. This condition could result in separation of the steering column, loss of steering control and a vehicle crash without warning.
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Brand: New Flyer Of. Contact: NEW FLYER OF AMERICA, INC..
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