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1979 Am General Am GeneralComponentLatches/Locks/Linkages:Doors:Latch Consequence of Defectan incorrect length screw was used for attaching the emergency exit release mechanism. this may cause the handle to become loose and, possibly, inoperative. Corrective ActionRecall Notesdealer will install longer screws and, if necessary, a new retainer plate in the emergency exit release mechanism. 1979 Am General Am GeneralComponentStructure:Body:Door Consequence of Defectthe present exit door configuration may allow a passenger"s foot, arm, or shoulder, or the body of a child to become caught in the door pocket. Corrective ActionRecall Noteswarning decals and modification kit will be provided without charge. 1978 Am General Am GeneralComponentLatches/Locks/Linkages:Doors:Latch Consequence of Defectan incorrect length screw was used for attaching the emergency exit release mechanism. this may cause the handle to become loose and, possibly, inoperative. Corrective ActionRecall Notesdealer will install longer screws and, if necessary, a new retainer plate in the emergency exit release mechanism. 1978 Am General Am GeneralComponentStructure:Body:Door Consequence of Defectthe present exit door configuration may allow a passenger"s foot, arm, or shoulder, or the body of a child to become caught in the door pocket. Corrective ActionRecall Noteswarning decals and modification kit will be provided without charge. 1977 Am General Am GeneralComponentSuspension:Rear Consequence of Defecton the involved vehicles, the lateral radius rod could prematurely fail, allowing the rear axle to shift laterally while the wheels are turning or when the vehicle is operated over severe bumps or pot holes. failure could occur due to a part number stamp that was added in the area of the bend on the rod. Corrective ActionRecall Notesdealer will inspect and, if necessary, replace the lateral radius rod without charge. 1976 Am General Am GeneralComponentSuspension:Rear Consequence of Defecton the involved vehicles, the lateral radius rod could prematurely fail, allowing the rear axle to shift laterally while the wheels are turning or when the vehicle is operated over severe bumps or pot holes. failure could occur due to a part number stamp that was added in the area of the bend on the rod. Corrective ActionRecall Notesdealer will inspect and, if necessary, replace the lateral radius rod without charge. |