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Transport Canada Recall - 2021174 -

2021-03-24

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Quick summary: Transport Canada Recall - 2021174 - . Date: 2021-03-24.

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Recall details

Quick summary: Transport Canada Recall - 2021174 - . Date: 2021-03-24.

Official details

Affected product details

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BrandFREIGHTLINER
ProductTruck - Med. & H.D. recalled by
IssueVehicle - Powertrain
IdentificationRA-80277

Affected products

BrandFREIGHTLINER
ProductTruck - Med. & H.D. recalled by
Description2021 | FREIGHTLINER | CASCADIA

Issue

On a small number of trucks, the clutch damper could fail. If this happens, broken parts could prevent the clutch from disengaging. This could cause the truck to lurch or move suddenly. Note: This recall only affects trucks built with an automated manual transmission (AMT). UPDATE - After Daimler Trucks North America (DTNA) notified Transport Canada about this problem, they determined that there are no Canadian vehicles affected by it. Accordingly, this safety recall was withdrawn.

What you should do

  • Please see corrective actions section below
Additional official information
AudienceGeneral public
CategoryVehicles - Truck - Med. & H.D.
CompaniesPublished by Transport Canada
Published byTransport Canada
Alert / recall typeVehicle recall
Identification numberRA-80277
Background{"text":"Visit Transport Canada’s Motor Vehicle Safety Recalls Database for the original recall."}
CompaniesPublished by Transport Canada
AudiencesGeneral public

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