Mercedes-Benz — Actros, Arocs, Atego, Axor
- Risk level
- Serious risk
- Type
- Injuries
- Kategori
- Motor vehicles
- Fare
- The crimping of the brake hoses on the steered front axles, the steered leading and trailing axles can come loose. This could cause the braking action of the service brake, depending on the steered axle affected, to part
- Origin
- Germany
What is this? This notice is about some Mercedes-Benz trucks. A part called the brake hose may not be attached correctly on the front steering axles.
What's happening? If the brake hose comes loose, the truck’s brakes might not work fully. This could happen on the front steering axles.
Does this affect me? This affects owners or drivers of certain Mercedes-Benz trucks in several European countries.
What should I do? If you drive or own one of these trucks, ask a mechanic or Mercedes-Benz dealer to check the brake hoses right away.
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Risk level: Serious risk · Type: Injuries · Category: Motor vehicles · Hazard: The crimping of the brake hoses on the steered front axles, the steered leading and trailing axles can come loose. This could cause the braking action of the service brake, depending on the steered axle affected, to part · Origin: Germany
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