Dodge Dodge Viper recall: The occupant restraint control module (orc) may inadvertently deploy the airbags and/or seat belt pretensioners
The Occupant Restraint Control (ORC) module may inadvertently deploy the airbags and/or seat belt pretensioners
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The Occupant Restraint Control (ORC) module may inadvertently deploy the airbags and/or seat belt pretensioners
Expelled transmission fluid may come in contact with the turbocharger or other ignition sources within the engine compartment and lead to a vehicle fire
The rear center head restraint interlock was not welded according to specification.
A misrouted front brake hose may damage ignition switch wiring.
The Electric Motor Electronics (EME) printed circuit board was not manufactured according to specifications
The head restraint padding may separate from the fastening rod.
Bench seats in the rear may have been installed with the head restraint bars of a different bench seat and/or head restraint variant.
Malfunctions in the heat exchanger for the LNG fuel tank heating may result in very cold liquefied gas reaching components that are not designed to withstand such low temperatures.
The material composition of the gas system high pressure regulator has been found to be outside of specification.
Incorrect heat shrink tubing on the battery positive cable terminal/harness connected to the fuse board.
The engine output shaft bearing may not have had adequate initial lubrication during assembly
The gear position switch may provide an inaccurate signal.
The steering gear tie rod may not have been assembled with a required spherical washer
The brake pedal mount could break during an emergency stop and cause a total loss of braking capacity.
The rear brake hoses may have been damaged over time due to inappropriate movement between these hoses and a clip.
The fuel pipes under the body may have been damaged over time due to a relative movement between these pipes and their surroundings
A non-conformity of the rear brake callipers could reduce the efficiency of the parking brake
The tightening of the seat belt fixings and of certain earth cables may not conform to specification.
The tightening and positioning of the seat belt lower bolts may be incorrect.
Possible non-conformity of certain seals in the front wheel arches could lead to water ingress into the passenger compartment.
The tightening of some rear suspension fixings may not be correct to specification
The 3rd brake light may not be correctly secured to the vehicle.
The rear lower shock absorber mounting bolt might not be tightened to the correct torque setting
A possible material nonconformity of the rear brake line