1987 PONTIAC BONNEVILLE Recalls — Canada & USA

The 1987 Pontiac Bonneville has 4 recalls, with two tied for most serious: a fusible link near the windshield washer bottle bracket that can overheat and ignite the bracket, causing an underhood fire, and an accelerator cable that can stick and prevent the throttle from returning to idle, leaving the driver unable to control vehicle speed. On the visibility side, vehicles equipped with fog lamps have a headlamp circuit breaker that can overheat and cut power intermittently, causing the headlights and fog lamps to go dark without warning during nighttime or low-visibility driving. There is also a compliance recall affecting vehicles with the 3.0- and 3.8-liter engines, where the mass airflow sensor can fail and cause the vehicle to exceed exhaust emissions limits.