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August 11, 1987

1988 GMC K SERIESTransport Canada Recall #1987083

Defect

On certain vehicles, the cruise control cable lock mechanism may self-disengage. When this occurs, vibrations can cause the cable to readjust by itself resulting in erratic cruise control operation or the throttle not returning to idle.

Safety Risk

No risk description available.

Remedy

A clamp will be installed around the lock tab of the cruise cable on all affected vehicles.

200 vehicles affectedMfr ref: 7A19/88005

Transport CanadaMedium Risk

April 7, 1987

1986 CADILLAC SEVILLETransport Canada Recall #1987036

ACCESSORIES

Defect

AN INTERMITTENT CIRCUIT IN THE TWILIGHT SENTINEL SYSTEM COULD CAUSE THE HEADLIGHTS AND INSTRUMENT PANEL LIGHTS TO GO OUT. SUDDEN LOSS OF HEADLIGHTS COULD REDUCE VISIBILITY AND RESULT IN A VEHICLE CRASH WITHOUT PRIOR WARNING.

Safety Risk

No risk description available.

Remedy

DEALERS WILL REPLACE THE EPROM IN THE BODY CONTROL MODULE ON AFFECTED VEHICLES.

1,280 vehicles affectedMfr ref: 7A09/87008

Transport CanadaCritical

April 15, 1975

1973 GMC MODEL 230 MOTORHOMETransport Canada Recall #1975025

ACCESSORIES

Defect

On certain vehicles, cracks can develop in the flare nut downstream of the furnace and in the compression nut ahead of the main burner. This can result in a gas mixture accumulation inside the vehicle with the risk of explosion or fire.

Safety Risk

No risk description available.

Remedy

No remedy description available.

66 vehicles affectedMfr ref: System.String

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