0 NISSENS RADIATOR FAN
0 NISSENS RADIATOR FAN Recall Title: EQUIPMENT
0 NISSENS RADIATOR FAN Recall Date: 2012-11-14
0 NISSENS RADIATOR FAN NHTSA Recall Campaign Number: 12E048000
0 NISSENS RADIATOR FAN Recall Manufacturer: Nissens North America, Inc.
0 NISSENS RADIATOR FAN Recall Component(s): EQUIPMENT
0 NISSENS RADIATOR FAN Recall - Potential Number of Units Affected: 50
0 NISSENS RADIATOR FAN Recall Overview: Nissens is recalling certain aftermarket engine cooling radiator fans, model numbers 85010 and 85077. These engine cooling radiator fans were sold as replacement fans for use on various Mercedes S, CL, CLS and E Class vehicles, for model years 2000 through 2011. A manufacturing deformity within the electrical control unit may cause the fan to overheat and short.
Just What Is a Car Recall? Car Safety Recall Definition - A safety recall is an automotive manufacturer's way of notifying vehicle customers that their product has a flaw. The automobile problem is serious enough that if you do not correct the flaw your and/or your passengers' safety could be at risk. Generally recalls are initiated by the US Government, but sometimes individual car manufacturers will pre-emptively initiate a recall.
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0 NISSENS RADIATOR FAN Recall Notes: This recall affects aftermarket engine cooling radiator fans and is not being conducted by Mercedes-Benz.Owners may also contact the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration Vehicle Safety Hotline at 1-888-327-4236 (TTY 1-800-424-9153), or go to www.safercar.gov.