1995 Western Star Conventional recalls

There are 4 safety recalls on record for the 1995 Western Star Conventional, covering 669 vehicles in total across all the models in each campaign. Newest first.

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SuspensionReported August 1, 1996 · 36 vehicles affected

What is wrong: The equalizing beam shaft of the tandem axle suspension were manufactured from as-rolled sae4140 steel rather than the specified annealed sae4140. These shafts can fracture inside the beam at the toe of the weld.
Risk: Vehicles are subject to vehicle tilt and possible rollover in the event that both equalizing beams, on the same side of the vehicle, experience a simultaneous shaft failure. Affected suspensions can also drop and contact the road surface generating sparks which could ignite flammable material.
Remedy: Owner notification is being conducted by neway anchorlok. Dealers will inspect and replace all suspension suspension beams with suspension beams containing appropriate shafts.

Recall number 96V124003 · Recall details

Vehicle speed control: springsReported February 6, 1996 · 490 vehicles affected

What is wrong: The throttle return springs can fail.
Risk: If both springs fail, the engine is not likely to return to idle when the accelerator is released, causing loss of vehicle speed control and suddenly increasing the potential for a vehicle accident.
Remedy: Replacement throttle return springs will be mailed directly to owners. If the owners prefer, their dealers can install the springs for them.

Recall number 96V025000 · Recall details

Engine and engine cooling: exhaust system: manifold/header/muffler/tail pipeReported January 5, 1996 · 21 vehicles affected

What is wrong: These heavy trucks were equipped with exhaust mufflers without heat shielding.
Risk: Someone working behind the cab could contact the hot muffler causing personal injury. Also some of these vehicles were equipped with deck plates with no grab handles for access.
Remedy: Dealers will install muffler shields and, where necessary, grab handles.

Recall number 96V022000 · Recall details

Equipment: recreational vehicle/trailerReported January 1, 1995 · 122 vehicles affected

What is wrong: Straps holding the sleeper upper bunk in the raised position can release without warning.
Risk: If the restraining strap releases suddenly, thebunk falls without warning and can strike an occupant sitting in the lower bunk causing personal injury.
Remedy: Dealers will replace the upper bunk retaining straps with an improved automotive safety belt style design strap.

Recall number 95V014000 · Recall details

Questions about the 1995 Western Star Conventional recalls

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No. Safety recall repairs are free at any authorized dealer of the brand, even if the car is out of warranty or you are not the first owner.

How many recalls does the 1995 Western Star Conventional have?

4, covering suspension, vehicle speed control and engine and engine cooling.

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