Bentley: Fuel Hose/Pipe
Fire risk JapanThe crimping method at the metal fittings of rubber fuel hoses (supply and return sides) in the engine compartment is improper. Continued use in this condition may cause fuel leakage at the …
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The crimping method at the metal fittings of rubber fuel hoses (supply and return sides) in the engine compartment is improper. Continued use in this condition may cause fuel leakage at the …
In vehicles equipped with automatic transmissions, the clearance between the power steering hydraulic piping of the steering force amplification device and the driveshaft dust boot clamp is inappropriate. Engine vibration may cause …
Certain side airbag devices in the driver and passenger seats are defective, and may inadvertently deploy despite the absence of impact.
In the braking system, the seal inside the master cylinder uses a material with insufficient cold resistance. When brake operation is performed at below-freezing ambient temperatures, the seal may deform and, in …
At the clutch release cylinder attachment point of the clutch pressure pipe, vibration during driving may cause hydraulic fluid to leak from the pipe attachment area, resulting in heavy clutch and steering …
The connector of the electrical wiring for the fuel pump installed in the fuel tank has improper crimping. Continued use in this condition causes increased contact resistance in the connector, reducing fuel …
The cooling water hose clamp attached to the engine body may contact the fuel return hose. If use continues in this condition, the fuel return hose may be damaged in the worst …
The fuel supply hose routing to the engine is improper, causing contact with the intake pipe. If use continues in this condition, the hose may be damaged in the worst case, resulting …
The passenger-side airbag has insufficient stitching strength at the back seam. Upon deployment, this seam may rupture, resulting in impaired airbag function.
Certain propeller shafts have improper weight balance. Continued use in this condition may cause the rear end of the propeller shaft to bend during operation, causing it to separate from the spline …
The driver-side airbag deployment control circuit is inadequate. When impact is applied to the steering wheel immediately after engine start or while driving, the airbag may deploy unexpectedly in worst-case scenarios.
The connection geometry between the parking brake cable and parking brake pedal is inappropriate. When disengaging the parking brake, compression loads on the cable cause bending. Continued use in this state may …
In the steering system, there are improper assemblies of the coupling connecting the steering shaft and steering gearbox. If use continues in this condition, in the worst case the coupling may separate, …
The rubber hose for coolant circulation in the engine cooling system is made of inappropriate material. Continued use in this condition may cause cracks to develop in the rubber hose, leading to …
The stabilizer bracket (a mounting bracket for the anti-roll bar device that reduces vehicle body roll) in the rear suspension lacks sufficient strength. Frequent driving on winding mountain roads can cause cracks …
Due to improper assembly process of the rear suspension on front-wheel-drive vehicles, the left rear wheel brake hose may have been damaged during assembly. Continued use in this condition could result in …
In the steering system, power steering hydraulic piping may be deformed during vehicle manufacturing, causing contact with coolant piping for the turbocharger and similar components. If operation continues in this condition, the …
The anti-lock braking system (ABS) brake force control device contains an improperly designed switch that detects the drive mode (4-wheel drive vs. 2-wheel drive). During 2-wheel drive operation, the computer may incorrectly …
The engine control computer's control unit contains an improper idling program that fails to detect misfire during idle conditions. Fuel continues to be supplied to cylinders with ignition shut off, causing unburned …
In the braking system, the air charge pipe that supplies compressed air to the air tank is not properly secured. Continued operation in this condition may cause cracks to develop in the …
The ball joint connecting the lower control arm and steering knuckle of the suspension contains material of improper specification. Continued use in this condition may result in excessive wear and play developing …
Certain front strut springs have defective welds in the lower retention bracket. Continued use may cause the welded bracket to separate from the strut, resulting in sudden steering drop and loss of …
In the braking system, the brake hose material between the master cylinder and reservoir tank is inadequate. Continued use in this condition causes internal hose erosion by brake fluid, dissolving rubber components …
Due to improper manufacturing of the brake master cylinder, rubber cups installed on the secondary-side piston within the cylinder are swollen in some cases. Continued use in this condition may cause the …
The braking force control device (ABS: Anti-lock Braking System) control unit contains element electrodes with inappropriate material composition. Continued use may cause increased resistance in the electrode area, resulting in unintended ABS …
High-mount handlebars sold as dealer options may contain manufacturing defects in the handlebar locking tab. Continued use in this condition can cause the mounting section to loosen, potentially resulting in the handlebar …
The electrical wiring for the front-wheel brake force control device (anti-lock brake system) and the wear warning electrical wiring of the braking system are routed improperly. This causes the electrical wiring to …
A deficiency in the fail-safe program of the engine control computer may cause the electronic throttle control system to lose electrical connection due to moisture or similar contamination. This can result in …
The throttle body heater gasket of the engine is made of unsuitable material. Continued use in this condition may result in coolant leakage from the gasket, which could drip onto the exhaust …
The idler pulley (belt tension adjustment pulley) that regulates the tension of the belt driving auxiliary components such as the engine cooling water pump has insufficient strength. Continued use in this condition …
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