Recalls for your 1981 Peterbilt 362

Recalls for 1981 Peterbilt 362

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DEFECT #1 - SEAT BELTS:FRONT:ANCHORAGE


Posted on: 1992-12-30
Description
Single thickness tether safety belts can break under the stresses created during a vehicle crash.  The safety belts do not comply with fmvss 207 and 210.

Consequence
Broken safety belts do not provide adequate protectionfor seat occupants in the event of a vehicle crash.

Corrective Action
Replace single thickness tether safety belts with double thickness tether belts.

Notes
System: safety belts; fmvss 207 and 210.vehicle description: heavy trucks.

DEFECT #2 - STRUCTURE:FRAME AND MEMBERS


Posted on: 1982-05-17
Description
Some of the involved vehicles may develop cracks in the front extension of the frame rail due to discrepancies involving the location of a weld stud.  In this condition, the frame extension could separate.

Consequence


Corrective Action
Dealer will inspect existing frame extentions and, if necessary, replace them at no cost to owner.

Notes
Vehicle description: trucks.system: structure; frame & members.consequences of defect: if separation occurs while vehicle is in operation,loss of vehicle control and an accident could occur.

DEFECT #3 - EQUIPMENT:ELECTRICAL


Posted on: 1982-03-12
Description
A possibility exists that if the cigarette lighter is depressed, engaging the heating element, lighter may not automatically pop out or disengage.  As a result, the heating element may continue to heat to higher than normal temperatures.

Consequence


Corrective Action
Dealer will inspect and, if necessary, replace the lighter without charge.

Notes
Vehicle description: trucks.system: interior; cigarette lighter.consequences of defect: this could cause ignition of material adjacent to thelighter, leading to a vehicle fire and injury to passengers.

DEFECT #4 - VISIBILITY:WINDSHIELD


Posted on: 1981-05-15
Description
Some vehicles may have been manufactured with a windshield mask having too large an opening which was not angled correctly.  The top of the windshield could come out of the rubber molding, allowing the windshield glass to shift back approximately one inch.

Consequence


Corrective Action
All involved vehicles will have the mask reformed and a bracket will be added to ensure the retention of the windshield.

Notes
Vehicle description: trucks.system: visual; windshield mask.consequences of defect: this shifting could occur suddenly and distract driverwhich could result in a loss of vehicle control and an accident.