Oshkosh Mc18fg 1991

Model Mc18fg made in 1991 by Oshkosh got 1 consumer complain as well as 1 recall. Consumer complaints with reference to tires. . There was one recall concerning service brakes, hydraulic .

Model 1991

Recalls


CampaignManufacturerManufacturing dateType# of units affectedDate Owner notified MfgRecall Initiated byManufacturers of recalled vehicles/productsReport Recieved DateRecord Creation DateRegulation Part NumberFMVSS Number
SERVICE BRAKES, HYDRAULIC - FOUNDATION COMPONENTS - HOSES, LINES/PIPING, AND FITTINGS
92V022000OSHKOSH TRUCK CORPORATIONfrom 04/01/1989 to 08/01/1991V (Vehicle)385503/30/1992MFROSHKOSH CORPORATION02/25/199203/03/1992
Defect SummaryThe front brake line has a possible assembly error in which there is insufficient clearance between the brake line and the power steering mounting bracket.
Consequence SummaryProlonged interference conditions may result in a failureof the front brake line, resulting in loss of braking power to the front wheels.
Corrective SummaryRepair to assure minimum clearance between brake line and power steering mounting bracket; or, if necessary, install new brake line that will alleviate any possibility of interference.
NotesSystem: brakes.vehicle description: rv and shuttle bus front engine gasoline chassis rating14,000 gvwr, 16,00 gvwr and 18,000 gvwr. manufactured between april 28, 1989 andaugust 19, 1991.

Consumer Complaints


Fail datemilesoccurencesPurchase date
TIRES - SIDEWALL
03/05/2006590001
 The vehicle, a 1991 safari serengeti (m3450), was recently parked with a reduced load on the drive axle (both left and right leveling jack partially extended). while performing other service work, a significant (softball-sized) bulge was noticed on the sidewall of the inner right rear tire on the rv. tires (all 6) have even tread wear, less than 10,000 miles on them, and were manufactured with date code 4903--they show no signs of dry-rot/cracking/weather exposure. if the vehicle were driven without this failure being noticed, a blowout would be expected in short order, with associated loss of control possibilities and overloading of the remaining right rear tire. *jb