2 recalls found. |
DEFECT #1 - SEAT BELTS:REAR
Posted on: 1981-01-13
Description
Some of the involved vehicles were assembled with tongue-end rear seat belt assemblies instead of the buckle end and tongue-end assemblies. Without the buckle end assemblies, the rear seat belts cannot be fastened.
Consequence
Corrective Action
The dealer will inspect and replace the rear seat belts, if incorrect belts were installed, at no charge.
Notes
Vehicle description: jeeps.system: interior; seat belt assemblies.consequences of defect: without the benefit of seat belts, the risk of injuryto passengers riding in the rear seat would be increased in the event of anacccident.
DEFECT #2 - VEHICLE SPEED CONTROL
Posted on: 1981-03-06
Description
The transmission throttle control rod spring may have been improperly installed. This may cause the throttle to close more slowly than normal. Vehicles may return to idle slowly.
Consequence
Corrective Action
Each end of the spring will be inspected and relocated, if necessary, to ensure correct positioning.
Notes
Vehicle description: light trucks equipped with six-cylinder engines andautomatic transmissions.system: power train; transmission throttle control rod spring.consequences of defect: vehicles that have the condition characterized by theslower than normal return to idle may require greater stopping distances.increased stopping distance can result in an accident.note: if the condition is experienced before the defect has been corrected, thevehicle should be cautiously returned to the dealer as soon as possible.