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mercedes-benz T1 UK Recall

MERCEDES BENZ T1 – RESTRICTED MOVEMENT OF HANDBRAKE PAWL

MERCEDES BENZ T1 ( 01/01/1993 –  31/12/1994) DEFECT:  As a result of insufficient lubrication at the initial assembly the handbrake pawl operating rod may not have sufficient movement. This could inhibit its correct engagement in the teeth of the of the handbrake ratchet.

Remedy

Recall the affected vehicles for inspection of the handbrake unit and lubrication of the pawl mechanism. Any damaged parts will be replaced at the inspection.

Recall Launch Date23/02/96
Recall No.R/1996/031
Models AffectedT1
Manufacturer Ref
VIN Start601-611 305926 to 315639
VIN end
Build Start01/01/1993
Build end31/12/1994
Vehicle numbers (UK)1647

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