CarRecallWatchThe 2014 Van Hool TD925 has 5 safety recalls on file with NHTSA.
2014 Van Hool TD925 recalls
Steering May Be Hard to Turn in Cold Weather
Some Van Hool motorcoaches may have a steering gear box that makes the steering wheel difficult to turn when the vehicle is started in low temperatures.
Cracked steering knuckle can cause wheel separation
Some Van Hool motorcoaches may have front steering knuckle carriers that crack.
Driver Seatbelt Anchor May Detach in a Crash
Some motor coaches have driver seats whose J-Brackets may be missing welds, so the seat belt anchorage assembly could separate from the bracket.
Engine idle set too low can overheat alternator and cause fire
Certain Van Hool buses with Cummins diesel engines may have their engine idle speed set too low.
Steering Knuckle May Break, Risking Wheel Separation
Certain coaches have a front steering knuckle carrier that may break.
2014 Van Hool TD925 questions
Does the 2014 Van Hool TD925 have any recalls?
Yes. NHTSA lists 5 safety recalls for the 2014 Van Hool TD925: Steering May Be Hard to Turn in Cold Weather; Cracked steering knuckle can cause wheel separation; Driver Seatbelt Anchor May Detach in a Crash; Engine idle set too low can overheat alternator and cause fire; Steering Knuckle May Break, Risking Wheel Separation. Recall repairs are normally free at an authorized dealer.
How do I check if a recall on my 2014 Van Hool TD925 has been fixed?
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