Vehicle recall 92V167000 · November 12, 1992

1993 Harley-Davidson Harley Davidson

Screws (part number 3655) used to mount the front wheel brake disc, the jiffy stand spring, and front wheel cap, do not meet Harley- Davidson's strength requirements and may…

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Summary: Screws (part number 3655) used to mount the front wheel brake disc, the jiffy stand spring, and front wheel cap, do not meet Harley- Davidson's strength requirements and may break during vehicle operation.
Consequence: If the screw used to mount the front wheel brake discsbreaks, the front brake will be inoperative, increasing stopping distances whichmay result in an accident. Breakage of the screws for mounting the jiffy standspring will cause the stand to extend, which may cause loss of vehicle controlduring a turn. Breakage of the screw that holds the front wheel hub cap canresult in the hub cap being hurled off the motorcycle injuring persons in itspath.
Remedy: Replace part 3655 with stronger screws.
Notes: System: brakes.vehicle description: heavy motorcycles.note: the screw (part 3655) is used on all heavy motorcycles to mount thefront wheel brake disc, model fxd to mount the jiffy stand spring, and onmodels fxl and xl to mount the front wheel hub cap.

Recall details

NHTSA campaign: 92V167000
Reported to NHTSA: November 12, 1992
Filed by: HARLEY-DAVIDSON MOTOR CO.
Owner notification: November 23, 1992
Vehicles potentially affected: 4,272
Initiated by: the manufacturer
Components: Service brakes, hydraulic

Recall 92V167000 on nhtsa.gov, with the manufacturer’s documents

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Harley-Davidson Harley Davidson (1993): 1993

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