Chevrolet W3500
- Published
- 2005-04-25
- Model years
- 2003–2004
On certain diesel powered vehicles, water and/or salt intrusion into a fuel switching manifold solenoid for the optional dual fuel tank system may cause the manifold to fail. If one or more solenoid valves fail, the diesel fuel system will exhibit fuel overflow from the fuel filler neck, which could result in diesel fuel leakage. Correction: Dealers will replace the solenoid valve assembly with an improved version.
View the official source notice →Chevrolet W4500
- Published
- 2005-04-25
- Model years
- 2003–2004
On certain diesel powered vehicles, water and/or salt intrusion into a fuel switching manifold solenoid for the optional dual fuel tank system may cause the manifold to fail. If one or more solenoid valves fail, the diesel fuel system will exhibit fuel overflow from the fuel filler neck, which could result in diesel fuel leakage. Correction: Dealers will replace the solenoid valve assembly with an improved version.
View the official source notice →Chevrolet W5500
- Published
- 2005-04-25
- Model years
- 2003–2004
On certain diesel powered vehicles, water and/or salt intrusion into a fuel switching manifold solenoid for the optional dual fuel tank system may cause the manifold to fail. If one or more solenoid valves fail, the diesel fuel system will exhibit fuel overflow from the fuel filler neck, which could result in diesel fuel leakage. Correction: Dealers will replace the solenoid valve assembly with an improved version.
View the official source notice →GMC W3500
- Published
- 2005-04-25
- Model years
- 2003–2004
On certain diesel powered vehicles, water and/or salt intrusion into a fuel switching manifold solenoid for the optional dual fuel tank system may cause the manifold to fail. If one or more solenoid valves fail, the diesel fuel system will exhibit fuel overflow from the fuel filler neck, which could result in diesel fuel leakage. Correction: Dealers will replace the solenoid valve assembly with an improved version.
View the official source notice →GMC W4500
- Published
- 2005-04-25
- Model years
- 2003–2004
On certain diesel powered vehicles, water and/or salt intrusion into a fuel switching manifold solenoid for the optional dual fuel tank system may cause the manifold to fail. If one or more solenoid valves fail, the diesel fuel system will exhibit fuel overflow from the fuel filler neck, which could result in diesel fuel leakage. Correction: Dealers will replace the solenoid valve assembly with an improved version.
View the official source notice →GMC W5500
- Published
- 2005-04-25
- Model years
- 2003–2004
On certain diesel powered vehicles, water and/or salt intrusion into a fuel switching manifold solenoid for the optional dual fuel tank system may cause the manifold to fail. If one or more solenoid valves fail, the diesel fuel system will exhibit fuel overflow from the fuel filler neck, which could result in diesel fuel leakage. Correction: Dealers will replace the solenoid valve assembly with an improved version.
View the official source notice →Isuzu NPR
- Published
- 2005-04-25
- Model years
- 2003–2004
On certain diesel powered vehicles, water and/or salt intrusion into a fuel switching manifold solenoid for the optional dual fuel tank system may cause the manifold to fail. If one or more solenoid valves fail, the diesel fuel system will exhibit fuel overflow from the fuel filler neck, which could result in diesel fuel leakage. Correction: Dealers will replace the solenoid valve assembly with an improved version.
View the official source notice →Isuzu NQR
- Published
- 2005-04-25
- Model years
- 2003–2004
On certain diesel powered vehicles, water and/or salt intrusion into a fuel switching manifold solenoid for the optional dual fuel tank system may cause the manifold to fail. If one or more solenoid valves fail, the diesel fuel system will exhibit fuel overflow from the fuel filler neck, which could result in diesel fuel leakage. Correction: Dealers will replace the solenoid valve assembly with an improved version.
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