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1991 Porsche 928ComponentPower Train:Automatic Transmission Consequence of Defecta plastic filler piece located in the automatic transmission was installed without sufficient support. this filler piece can move because of the hydraulic pressure in the system, and not allow the automatic transmission to kick down to a lower gear. Corrective Actionif the accelerator pedal is pushed into the kick-downposition, the expected acceleration of the vehicle may not occur due tointerference of the filler piece. this could result in an accident during avehicle passing manuever. Recall Notesdealers will install a new filler piece which has a securing brace to prevent movement. 1990 Porsche 928ComponentFuel System, Gasoline:Storage:Tank Assembly Consequence of Defectplastic fuel gauge mounting nut may crack and allow fuel to leak from the fuel tank. Corrective Actionif fuel comes into contact with a hot exhaust system orother ignition source, it could result in a fire. Recall Notesreplace mounting nuts with nuts of an improved material. 1987 Porsche 928ComponentEngine And Engine Cooling:Exhaust System:Emission Control:Catalytic Convertor Consequence of Defectinadequate heat shield above catalytic converter could overheat. Corrective Actionmaterials near catalytic converter, including lines forautomatic transmission fluid, could ignite and cause an underbody fire. Recall Notesreplace heat shield for catalytic converter with a larger, improved heat shield. 1987 Porsche 928ComponentFuel System, Gasoline:Delivery:Hoses, Lines/Piping, And Fittings Consequence of Defectreturn fuel line hose may not be ozone resistant. Corrective Actionfuel hose could crack, resulting in a fuel leak andengine compartment fire. Recall Notesinstall a new hose which is ozone resistant. 1986 Porsche 928ComponentEngine And Engine Cooling:Exhaust System:Emission Control:Catalytic Convertor Consequence of Defectinadequate heat shield above catalytic converter could overheat. Corrective Actionmaterials near catalytic converter, including lines forautomatic transmission fluid, could ignite and cause an underbody fire. Recall Notesreplace heat shield for catalytic converter with a larger, improved heat shield. 1985 Porsche 928ComponentEngine And Engine Cooling:Exhaust System:Emission Control:Catalytic Convertor Consequence of Defectinadequate heat shield above catalytic converter could overheat. Corrective Actionmaterials near catalytic converter, including lines forautomatic transmission fluid, could ignite and cause an underbody fire. Recall Notesreplace heat shield for catalytic converter with a larger, improved heat shield. 1985 Porsche 928ComponentEngine And Engine Cooling:Engine Consequence of Defectthe engine carrier has a faulty weld to the support bracket eyes. consequence of defect: the weld could give way and the bracket eye separate from the carrier. with higher mileage accumulation a break in the engine carrier could develop and result in a steering blockage, loss of control with possibly an accident. Corrective ActionRecall Notesreplace the engine carrier and the carrier support. 1982 Porsche 928ComponentService Brakes, Hydraulic:Foundation Components:Hoses, Lines/Piping, And Fittings Consequence of Defectdue to the improper installation of hydraulic brake hoses, the hose could rub against the rim in certain wheel positions. brake fluid loss could result, causing a degradation in the performance of the front brake system. this would cause an increase in vehicle stopping distances. Corrective ActionRecall Notesdealer will reroute the front brake hose at no cost to owner. 1981 Porsche 928ComponentSuspension:Front:Shock Absorber Consequence of Defectfront shock absorbers on some vehicles may have improperly welded mounting eyes. the shock absorber mounting could separate and cause the suspension to collapse if vehicle is driven on rough roads for a long period of time. Corrective ActionRecall Notesthe front shock absorbers on all involved vehicles will be checked and, if necessary, replaced without charge. 1980 Porsche 928ComponentSteering:Wheel And Handle Bar Consequence of Defecton the involved vehicles, the universal joint which connects the steering shaft to the steering rack may have been improperly positioned during assembly. if vehicle is driven on poor roads for an extended period of time, the connection between the steering shaft and universal joint could loosen and cause excessive steering wheel free play. Corrective ActionRecall Notesdealer will inspect and reposition the universal joint connection at no cost to owner. 1980 Porsche 928ComponentSuspension:Front:Shock Absorber Consequence of Defectfront shock absorbers on some vehicles may have improperly welded mounting eyes. the shock absorber mounting could separate and cause the suspension to collapse if vehicle is driven on rough roads for a long period of time. Corrective ActionRecall Notesthe front shock absorbers on all involved vehicles will be checked and, if necessary, replaced without charge. 1979 Porsche 928ComponentSteering:Wheel And Handle Bar Consequence of Defecton the involved vehicles, the universal joint which connects the steering shaft to the steering rack may have been improperly positioned during assembly. if vehicle is driven on poor roads for an extended period of time, the connection between the steering shaft and universal joint could loosen and cause excessive steering wheel free play. Corrective ActionRecall Notesdealer will inspect and reposition the universal joint connection at no cost to owner. 1979 Porsche 928ComponentService Brakes, Hydraulic:Foundation Components:Disc:Caliper Consequence of Defectthe two mounting bolts for each of the left and right side front calipers have been improperly torqued during assembly. the torque wrench used in the assembly may have been mechanically defective. Corrective ActionRecall Notesdealer will retorque the front brake caliper mounting bolts to proper specifications. 1979 Porsche 928ComponentService Brakes, Hydraulic:Fluid Consequence of Defectthe brake system reservoir on the involved vehices may contain contaminated brake fluid. this fluid could eventually spread through the complete brake system and damage brake components. Corrective ActionRecall Notesthe dealer will inspect and correct all brake components at no cost to owner. 1978 Porsche 928ComponentParking Brake:Conventional:Mechanical:Linkage And Cable Consequence of Defectthe emergency brake cable may have been improperly routed during assembly. consequently, the cable could chafe against the brake line or brake hose brackets. chafing could lead to damage to the emergeny brake cable. Corrective ActionRecall Notesthe dealer will reroute the emergency brake cable without charge to owner. . 1978 Porsche 928ComponentService Brakes, Hydraulic:Foundation Components:Hoses, Lines/Piping, And Fittings Consequence of Defectthe existing brake hoses may have been twisted during assembly. consequently, the hose could chafe against the emergency brake cable. prolonged chafing could result in loss of brake fluid, thus affecting rear brakes. Corrective ActionRecall Notesthe dealer will reroute the rear brake hose, if necessary, without charge to owner. 1978 Porsche 928ComponentEquipment:Other:Labels Consequence of Defectthe symbol identifying the light switch on the involved vehicles does not meet the requirements of federal motor vehicle safety standard no. 101, "control and displays". Corrective ActionRecall Notesowner will be sent the correct symbol for self installation or installation by the dealer. 1978 Porsche 928ComponentEquipment:Other:Labels Consequence of Defectcertification labels installed in the involved vehicles may not include the date of vehicle manufacture, as required by federal regulations. Corrective ActionRecall Notesdealer will install the correct certification label without charge to owner. 1978 Porsche 928ComponentSuspension:Front Consequence of Defectthe front axle caster and camber adjusters could crack due to improper manufacture. should this happen, the adjusters could loosen and cause wheel misalignment. also, the tire on either the left or right side could experience extensive wear. Corrective ActionRecall Notesthe dealer will replace the caster and camber adjusters without charge to owner. 1978 Porsche 928ComponentSteering:Wheel And Handle Bar Consequence of Defecton the involved vehicles, the universal joint which connects the steering shaft to the steering rack may have been improperly positioned during assembly. if vehicle is driven on poor roads for an extended period of time, the connection between the steering shaft and universal joint could loosen and cause excessive steering wheel free play. Corrective ActionRecall Notesdealer will inspect and reposition the universal joint connection at no cost to owner. 1978 Porsche 928ComponentSteering:Linkages:Knuckle:Spindle:Arm Consequence of Defectboth the left and right steering arm are attached to the front axle knuckle with two fastening bolts. these bolts are beveled below the hex head to fit into the chamfered holes in the steering arm for proper fastening. the chamfering in these steering arm holes was omitted during manufacture. should the bolts loosen, the steering arm could become loose. Corrective ActionRecall Notesthe dealer will correct the defect by chamfering the holes. 1978 Porsche 928ComponentVehicle Speed Control Consequence of Defectthe electrical contact points inside the steering column speed control switch may have been improperly manufactured. as a result, "sticking" could occur and cause the speed control system to stop functioning. Corrective ActionRecall Notesthe dealer will replace the speed control switch, if necessary, free of charge. 1978 Porsche 928ComponentStructure:Body Consequence of Defectthe roof moldings on each side of the vehicle are not securely fastened. Corrective ActionRecall Notesthe dealer will secure both left and right roof moldings with additional screws on all involved vehicles, free of charge. |