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Jaguar Recalling 6,475 XJ Sedans in the States Due to Faulty Windshield Wipers
When you're sitting behind the wheel of a new Jaguar XJ, it would appear that no rainy day could affect your mood. Well, except for those 6,475 U.S.-spec units manufactured between July 28, 2009 and November 3, 2010, on which the front wiper arms weren't sufficiently torqued during assembly. Consequently, Jaguar has issued a recall for the affected cars, according to a NHTSA press release.
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Jaguar Recalls 7,000 F-types In The Us For Defect In Passenger Airbag Activation
According to documents filed with the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA), Jaguar Land Rover is recalling 7,097 of the F-Type in the US because of a faulty passenger-side airbag wiring. Read more »...
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Vw Jetta 2.0 Tfsi My2006-2009 Recall Alert: Driveshaft Could Detach From Gearbox...
The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration -NHSTA for short- has issued a recall of more than 25,500 fifth-generation Volkswagen Jetta cars from the 2006-2009 model year, equipped with a 2.0-liter TFSI engine. According to the NHTSA, VW is concerned...
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Dodge Ram Recall - Windshield Wiper Washer Motor
Light and heavy duty Ram pickups from Dodge will be recalled after NHTSA has discovered the truck's windshield wiper module motor assembly may be susceptible to water intrustion. Eventually, this intrusion could completely restrict normal operation...
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Lambda Crossovers Recalled - Buick Enclave, Saturn Outlook, Gmc Acadia
88,809 General Motors crossover vehicles are being recalled because an excessive buildup of snow or ice could on the windshield could cause the windshield wiper linkage to detach "from the motor shaft and the wipers may become inoperative." However, this...
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2003 Honda Accord Recall
Some 350,000+ Honda Accords face a recall related to their windshield wipers. The circuit breaker responsible for the wiper motor can become very prematurely corroded, eventually leading to the wipers failing to operate. Honda plans to cover the section...
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