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2002 International 9900 Recall

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Active Safety 2002 International 9900 Recalls (2)

Safety recall notices and repair campaigns registered for the 2002 International 9900 in Canada.

Ref #2004-351 Campaign : 04517
2004-09-24 60 units

Steering

Issue Description

The lower tie rod arms on certain axles were not induction hardened during manufacture. Without the induction hardening process being performed, the tie rod arm may fatigue. A fatigue failure of the tie rod arm may result in a loss of vehicle steering control that can possibly result in a crash without warning. Correction: Dealers will replace the lower tie rod arms.

Safety Risk

A failure of this component (steering) may increase the risk of a crash or injury.

Corrective Action & Repair

Authorized dealerships will inspect the vehicle and complete all necessary repairs free of charge (parts and labor).

Free parts & labor under Motor Vehicle Safety Act Transport Canada Open Data
Ref #2002-170 Campaign : 02514
2002-09-26 86 units

Steering

Issue Description

On certain vehicles, the joint between the lower portion of the steering column and the upper end of the intermediate steering shaft may have a missing or loose pinch bolt. Although less likely, this condition could also occur at the lower end of the intermediate steering shaft at the steering gear connection. If a pinch bolt is missing or vibrates loose, the intermediate shaft could separate from the steering column or steering gear, and/or allow relative rotation (slip) between the joined shafts. This would cause a loss of steering control, which could result in a vehicle collision. Correction: The dealer will inspect both ends of the intermediate steering shaft to ensure the pinch bolt is installed and/or properly torqued. If the bolt and nut are missing, new ones will be installed.

Safety Risk

A failure of this component (steering) may increase the risk of a crash or injury.

Corrective Action & Repair

Authorized dealerships will inspect the vehicle and complete all necessary repairs free of charge (parts and labor).

Free parts & labor under Motor Vehicle Safety Act Transport Canada Open Data
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