Brakes overheated-must I replace calipers
The front disc brakes on my RV (class A, if that matters) overheated. I smelled something burning, then my tire sensors on both front wheels set off the alarms on the tire monitoring system. Both tire...
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wny_pat wrote:Lobstah wrote:Navistar sold Workhorse Chassis to AMP Holding Inc and will be operating the division as part of Amp Trucks Inc. I do not know if Amp Holding got the recalls or not, but they did acquire the Workhorse brand, logo, IP, patents and assembly plant.
If it's on a Workhorse Chassis from 2004-2008, there was a recall issued and honored by Navistar, current owner of Workhorse. You can put your VIN number into the Navistar website and
http://www.rvbusiness.com/tag/workhorse-custom-chassis-llc/
All true...thanks for the link.
But the www.workhorse.com website is alive and well, and you can input your VIN/FIN number and search for the recall info, as well as for Workhorse service centers.
Jim
