Prevost Xl2-45 Entertainer Coach Shell Recalls

On certain vehicles, the engine calibration for the “limp home” mode was inadvertently set too high at 1750 rpm instead of 1200 rpm. Should the “limp home” mode be activated, the i

Certain vehicles fail to conform to Canada Motor Vehicle Safety Standard 108 - Lighting System and Retroreflective Devices. The side marker lamps do not contain integral reflectors

On certain coaches, wiring for the rear electrical compartment and the condenser compartment could chafe against a sharp edge which, over time, could cause abrasion damage to the c

On certain coaches, wiring for the rear electrical compartment could chafe against a sharp edge which, over time, could cause abrasion damage to the cable insulation, possibly resu

On certain vehicles, the accelerator pedal throttle position sensor could fail. A faulty throttle position sensor will send a permanent idle signal to the Engine Control Unit (ECU)

On certain vehicles, the power steering hose protective skin may have been damaged during vehicle assembly. Over time, the metallic braiding may rust to a point where the hose will

On certain vehicles, the internal rubber check valve inside the Bendix SR-7 spring brake modulating valve can become deformed over time. The effect of this defect is intermittent a

On certain vehicles, the front suspension spindle shafts were incorrectly manufactured. Overheating at the forging process has significantly weakened the shaft material. Failure of

On certain vehicles, the bolts securing the drive axle radius rod supports could loosen and eventually detach. This could result in a radius rod falling off, affecting the stabilit

On certain vehicles, premature power steering pressure hose wear may cause a fluid leak. Such a leak would eventually result in a noise from the starving steering pump and increase

The radius rod support pins, installed on the front suspension of I-beam equipped vehicles and on the rear suspension of all vehicles, may contain cracks. If the radius rod support

On certain vehicles, the upper and lower steering column may be missing a bolt and nut missing. This could cause the steering column to slip out of the mating shaft when the column