1971 OPEN ROAD CORONADO

1971 OPEN ROAD CORONADO Recall Title: SUSPENSION

1971 OPEN ROAD CORONADO Recall Date: 1972-11-21

1971 OPEN ROAD CORONADO NHTSA Recall Campaign Number: 72V282000

1971 OPEN ROAD CORONADO Recall Manufacturer: OPEN ROAD IND., INC.

1971 OPEN ROAD CORONADO Recall Component(s): SUSPENSION

1971 OPEN ROAD CORONADO Recall - Potential Number of Units Affected: 147

1971 OPEN ROAD CORONADO Recall Overview:

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1971 OPEN ROAD CORONADO Recall Notes: OPEN ROAD CAMPAIGN NO N/A.24-FOOT MOTOR HOME.POSSIBILITY THAT CENTER OFGRAVITY IS LOCATED TOO FAR FORWARD.(CORRECT BY RELOCATING COMPONENTS CLOSERTO CENTER OF GRAVITY TOWARDS REAR.)