1977 HENDRICKSON RE305
1977 HENDRICKSON RE305 Recall Title: SUSPENSION:REAR
1977 HENDRICKSON RE305 Recall Date: 1980-05-28
1977 HENDRICKSON RE305 NHTSA Recall Campaign Number: 80V069000
1977 HENDRICKSON RE305 Recall Manufacturer: HENDRICKSON MFG. CO.
1977 HENDRICKSON RE305 Recall Component(s): SUSPENSION:REAR
1977 HENDRICKSON RE305 Recall - Potential Number of Units Affected: 75
1977 HENDRICKSON RE305 Recall Overview: THE BOLTS THAT CLAMP THE MOR/RYDE SUSPENSION BEAM AND LOWER MOUNTING PLATE TO THE AXLE MAY BREAK AS A RESULT OF MISALIGNMENT OF THE BOLTS DUE TO NON-PARALLEL SURFACES OF THE UPPER BEAM PLATE AND THE LOWER BOTTOM PLATE. ANOTHER CONTRIBUTING FACTOR IS THE ABSENCE OF SHEAR BLOCKS TO THE UPPER SPACER PAD.
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1977 HENDRICKSON RE305 Recall Notes: VEHICLE DESCRIPTION: BUSES EQUIPPED WITH 10 INCH REAR BRAKES AND MOR/RYDESUSPENSION.SYSTEM: SUSPENSION; REAR ENGINE AXLE, MOUNTING BOLTS.CONSEQUENCES OF DEFECT: THIS CONDITION COULD ALLOW THE AXLE TO SHIFT, POSSIBLYRESULTING IN LOSS OF VEHICLE CONTROL AND AN ACCIDENT.NOTE: OWNER IS ADVISED TO INSPECT THE VEHICLE WEEKLY FOR CRACKED OR BROKENBOLTS UNTIL THE CONDITION IS CORRECTED.