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NEW Flyer D40LF

NEW Flyer D40LF

Published
2008-01-03
Model years
2006–2007

On certain transit buses, hydraulic lines in the engine compartment may fail. This could introduce high pressure hydraulic fluid spray into the engine compartment, which could ignite, resulting in a vehicle fire. Hydraulic fluid leak may also result in a sudden loss of steering power assist. Loss of power assist function could result in a vehicle crash causing injury or death. Correction: Dealers will replace the hydraulic lines.

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NEW Flyer D40LFR

Published
2008-01-03
Model years
2006–2007

On certain transit buses, hydraulic lines in the engine compartment may fail. This could introduce high pressure hydraulic fluid spray into the engine compartment, which could ignite, resulting in a vehicle fire. Hydraulic fluid leak may also result in a sudden loss of steering power assist. Loss of power assist function could result in a vehicle crash causing injury or death. Correction: Dealers will replace the hydraulic lines.

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NEW Flyer D61LFR

Published
2008-01-03
Model years
2007–2007

On certain transit buses, hydraulic lines in the engine compartment may fail. This could introduce high pressure hydraulic fluid spray into the engine compartment, which could ignite, resulting in a vehicle fire. Hydraulic fluid leak may also result in a sudden loss of steering power assist. Loss of power assist function could result in a vehicle crash causing injury or death. Correction: Dealers will replace the hydraulic lines.

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NEW Flyer DE40LF

Published
2008-01-03
Model years
2007–2007

On certain transit buses, hydraulic lines in the engine compartment may fail. This could introduce high pressure hydraulic fluid spray into the engine compartment, which could ignite, resulting in a vehicle fire. Hydraulic fluid leak may also result in a sudden loss of steering power assist. Loss of power assist function could result in a vehicle crash causing injury or death. Correction: Dealers will replace the hydraulic lines.

View the official source notice →

NEW Flyer DE41LF

Published
2008-01-03
Model years
2007–2007

On certain transit buses, hydraulic lines in the engine compartment may fail. This could introduce high pressure hydraulic fluid spray into the engine compartment, which could ignite, resulting in a vehicle fire. Hydraulic fluid leak may also result in a sudden loss of steering power assist. Loss of power assist function could result in a vehicle crash causing injury or death. Correction: Dealers will replace the hydraulic lines.

View the official source notice →