Transport Canada Vehicle Recall Database · Canada · 1975-02-19
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Reported risk: THE EXISTENCE OF LOSSE ELECTRICAL CONNECTORS (BANANA PINS) INSIDE THE COMPUTER MODULE MAY RESULT IN EITHER, OR BOTH, AN INOPERATIVE SKID CONTROL SYSTEM WITHOUT ILLUMINATION OF A FAILURE WARNING INDICATOR, OR INTERMITTENT CYCLING OF THE ANTI-LOCK AIR CONTROL VALVE. IF THE INTERMITTENT CYCLING OCCURS, VEHICLE CRASH WITHOUT PRIOR WARNING COULD OCCUR, RESULTING FROM RELEASE OF THE APPLIED SERVICE BRAKES FOR UP TO TWO SECONDS ( WITHOUT LOCKED WHEELS), AND STOPPING DISTANCE WOULD BE INCREASED.
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