Ford GT recall: Rear wing (spoiler) valve block may leak hydraulic oil onto exhaust
The rear wing (spoiler) valve block may leak of hydraulic fluid onto the exhaust.
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The rear wing (spoiler) valve block may leak of hydraulic fluid onto the exhaust.
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Nonconformities occurred in the production process of the rear fuel tank.
The malfunction indicator light is not activated correctly in the event of a fault.
Cracked chassis/side members and/or twisting/deformation of the chassis.
Electric power steering may be unavailable.
Driver support and assistant functions are not active or available in the ESP control unit due to a software error.
The presence of large fish bones makes this product unsafe to eat and presents a safety risk.
The interference present between the pivot pin and the gear shift lever may be incorrect.
Possible oil leak from one of the two hydraulic timing chain tensioners.
Tilt/slide roof opening panel glass is not correctly bonded to its mounting.
Glass product packaging may break when heated, which could pose a safety risk.
The presence of plastic makes this product unsafe to eat and presents a safety risk.
Incorrect calibration of the front passenger occupant classification system.
The backup camera could fail internally and cause the fuse for the rear lights to blow.
There is a possibility that the glass bonding on the panoramic sunroof is not bonded correctly.
Passenger air bag may cause injury if activated.
Possible inadvertent air bag deployment.
Rear sliding door fully open catch not holding door correctly.
The backlight illumination of the hazard warning push button switch is deactivated after approximately 20 minutes driving.
The affected product has been labelled with incorrect use-by dates, and therefore could inadvertently be eaten past the date by which it can be safely consumed.
Potential failure of the oil cooler at the delivery hose fitting (vehicle LH side) resulting in oil leakage.
Air bag securing bolts may not be to the correct torque.
The screw at the bottom steering spindle connection may be tightened incorrectly.