1993 Land Rover Range Rover

The 1993 Land Rover Range Rover has 3 recalls, the most serious being stress cracks that can develop in the plastic fuel tank and allow fuel to leak, creating a fire risk if the fuel contacts an ignition source.

The fuel tank can crack at the points where the vent valve, breather pipe, and filler pipe are welded to the tank body. Owners may notice a fuel smell before any visible leak appears. On the electrical side, the power window and sunroof switches can stick in the up or down position instead of snapping back to the off position when released. If a switch sticks while the window or sunroof panel is closing, an occupant's hand or fingers caught in the path could be injured before the movement stops. The third recall is a compliance issue: the vehicle identification label on the driver's door lists incorrect figures for gross vehicle weight rating, axle weight ratings, tire size, rim size, and rear tire inflation pressure, meaning owners and operators relying on that label for loading or towing decisions may be working from inaccurate numbers.