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1996 Calendar Year Emission Related Recalls

Case/ 
Defect
Manufacturer Campaign Number Type* Date of Owner Notif. Vehicle or Engine Class Engine Families Emission Problem Number of Vehicles Recalled
DR-931 Chrysler Corporation 648 I 1/2/96 1989-90 Federal Jeep Wrangler, CJ-7, J10, and Grand Wagoneer; and AMC Eagle 89 KAM2.5T2HEA7
89 KAM4.2T2HEA3
90 LAM4.2T2HEA4
{Fed}
Failure of PCV (positive crankcase ventilation) system solenoid and/or hoses causes excessive HC, CO, or NOx depending upon failure mode. 89 10

89 29,728

90 21,887

Total = 51,625

DR-1009 Chrysler Corporation 680 V 3/22/96 1991-95 California Jeep Cherokee, Comanche, and Wrangler with 2.5L engine. 91 MCR2.5T5FEL3
91 MCR150T5FDV4
92 NCR2.5T5FEL4
92 NCR150T5FDV5
93 PCR2.5T5FEPX 
94 RCR2.578GAEA
95 SCR2.578GAEA
{CA}
Catalytic converter failure due to thermal expansion of the can. 91  5
91  152
92  5
92  3,337
93  3,547
94  2,749
95  5,881
Total =
15,676
DR-1009 Chrysler Corporation 681 V 5/8/96 1991-95 Federal Jeep Cherokee, Comanche, and Wrangler with 2.5L engine. 91 MCR2.5T5FEL3
92 NCR2.5T5FEL4 
93 PCR2.5T5FEPX 
94 RCR2.578GAEA
95 SCR2.578GAEA
{Fed}
Catalytic converter failure due to thermal expansion of the can. 91 13,815
92 14,310
93 20,374
94 26,958
95 48,693
Total =
124,150
DR-1058 Chrysler Corporation 678 V 9/23/96 1995 California Dodge Stratus, Chrysler Cirrus
1996 California Dodge Intrepid, Sratus; Chrysler Concorde, LHS, Cirrus; Eagle Vision; Plymouth Breeze (Built thru 11/5/95)
1996 California Chrysler Sebring Convertible; Plymouth Neon (Built thru 11/12/95)
95 SCR2.0VJGFEK
96 TCR2.0VJGFEL
{50ST}
96 TCR201V8G2EK
96 TCR215VJG1EK
96 TCR148VJG1EK
96 TCR152VJG1EK
96 TCR122VJG1EK
96 TCR122VJG2EK
{CA}
Powertrain Control Module (PCM) software changed for OBDII 95 2,254
96 107

96 518
96 2,508
96 1,095
96 1,605
96 1,360
96 2,503
Total =
11,950

DR-1012 General Motors 92-C-51 V 3/12/96 1992 Pontiac Sunbirds with 2.0L L4 engines 92 N1G2.0V8JFH5 {Fed}
92 N1G2.0W8JGHX
{CA}
PCV hoses deteriorate resulting in crankcase leaks. 14,210 Fed

1,288 CA

DR-1030 General Motors 96-C-28 V 5/1/96 1996 Cadillac Deville, Concours, Eldorado, Seville & Oldsmobile Aurora 96 TGM4.6VJGFEL
(Cadillac)
96 TGM4.6VJGFEL (4.0L, Oldsmobile)
{50ST}
Incorrect PCV valve installed. 53
DR-1034 General Motors 96-C-34 V 6/7/96 1996 Chevrolet & GMC "S" trucks with 4.3L engines and M50 transmissions. 96 TGM4.3P1GFEK 
{50 ST}
Vehicle control modules (VCM) received the wrong calibration. 2,434
DR-1036 General Motors 96-C-32 V 6/28/96 1996 Chevrolet Cavalier, Beretta, Corsica, S-10; GMC Sonoma; Pontiac Sunbird with 2.2L engine.
1996 Isuzu Hombre with 2.2L engine.
96 TGM2.2V8GKEK
{50ST Tier 1}
96 TGM2.2V8G2EK
{CA TLEV}
96 TGM2.2I8GFEK
{50ST Tier 1 LDT}
Fuel leakage from Multec bottom feed injectors due to stressed plastic. 7,666 T1
1,304 TLEV
3,080 T1 LDT

Total =
12,050

DR- 1064 General Motors SM-2667 V 3/18/96 1995 Chevrolet W4 Tiltmaster & GMC W4 FWD {50S}
95 SGM5.7C5GAAA 
Incorrect tune-up label installed on the engine air cleaner. 862
DR-1068(1) General Motors 95-C-72
FE:6087
Fed
SM:2699
CA
O 9/3/96 1992 through 1995 Cadillacs with 4.9L engine which have not had computer chip replaced previously; and 1991 and small number of 1992 Cadillacs which previously had computer chips replaced. 91 M2G4.9V8X6A7
92 N2G4.9V8X6A8
93 P1G4.9V8X6A0
94 R1G4.9V8GAEB
95 S1G4.9V8GAEB
{Fed}
91 M2G4.9W8XTA6
92 N2G4.9W8XTA7
93 P1G4.9W8XTAX
94 R1G4.9V8G1EA
95 S1G4.9V8G1EA
{CA}
Failed CO when the climate control system was used. New computer chip is installed.  91 96,920
92 172,484
93 151,795
94 80,971
95 84,797

Total = 586,967 

DR-1059 General Motors SM 2664 V 8/1/96 1992 Chevrolet and GMC C & K and M & L trucks and G vans with 4.3L engine. 92 N3G4.3TBTAA3
{50ST}
Replace catalytic converter catalyst beads. 27,594
DR-1060 General Motors SM-2665 V 8/1/96 1992 Chevrolet and GMC C & K trucks and G vans with 5.0L engine and C & K trucks (except Suburbans) and G vans with 5.7L engine. 92 N3G5.7T5TYA6
{50ST}
Replace catalytic converter catalyst beads. 37,916
DR-1061 General Motors SM-2767 V 12/18/96 1997 Chevrolet and GMC M & L trucks with 4.3L engine. 97 VGM4.32PG2EK
{CA}
Install the correct vehicle emission control information (VECI) labels. 1,579
DR-1042/ 9518 D58 Hyundai 029 Hyundai
EMR-96-001-Mitsubishi
I 5/30/96 Hyundai
7/15/96 Mitsub.
1991 & 1992 High Altitude Hyundai Excels and Scoupes, and Mitsubishi Precis with 1.5L engines 91 MHY1.5V5FFA2
92 NHY1.5V5FFA3 {Fed}
Failed HC & CO. New computer modulator kit installed. Inspect catalytic converter and fuel pump and replace if necessary. 91H 3,237 91M 183
92H 1,847
92M 243
DR-918 Hyundai 909 V 11/23/94 1993 & 1994 Elantra with 1.8L engine 93 PHY1.8V5FF44
94 RHY1.8VJGAEA {Fed}
No start condition below 3 F. Install modulator kit to adjust coolant temperature signal to control module. 93 17,619
94 11,326
DR- 1155 Kia Motors Corporation 3 V 12/13/96 1995 1.8L Sephia  (Fed)
95 SKM1.8VJGFEK (CA)
95 SKM1.8VJG1EK
OBD II systems do not perform as required under all driving conditions. Vehicles relabeled as OBD I on new VECI labels. 2,769 Fed

2,357 CA

DR-998 Mazda LCE-95/114 V 1/15/96 1995 Millenia and Protegé with 1.5L, 1.8L, 2.3L, & 2.5L engines 95 STK1.5VJGFEK
95 STK1.8VJGFEK
{Fed}
95 STK1.5VJG2EK
95 STK1.8VJG1EK
{CA}
95 STK2.3VJGFEK
95 STK2.5VJGFEK
{50ST}
Vehicles did not meet OBD II requirements as the original VECI label indicated. A new VECI label will be installed to indicate the vehicles are OBD I. 11,3421 Fed, 50ST
10,630
CA
DR-1033 Porsche 9603 V 5/29/96 1996 Porsche 911 Turbo 96 TPR3.6V8GNEK
{50ST}
Reversed oxygen sensor signal wires. 146
DR-1015 Toyota T04 V 6/6/96 1995 Tercel, 1996 Tercel and Paseo with 1.5L engines 95 STY1.5VHGFEK
96 TTY1.5VHGFEK
{50ST}
Bad vacuum signal to MAP sensor due to ice. 95 38,000
96 17,000

* Type: I = Influenced - Voluntary recall after EPA investigation
            V = Voluntary - Voluntary recall without EPA investigation
            O = Ordered - Ordered recall after EPA investigation

1. 1.This recall was ordered based upon a violation of Section 203 (Prohibited Acts) of the Clean Air Act.

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