Westward Industries Ltd. is recalling 80 2013 model-year Go-4 vehicles because of a problem that might affect braking performance, the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration reports.
by Staff
June 2, 2014
Photo courtesy of Westward Industries.
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Photo courtesy of Westward Industries.
Westward Industries Ltd. is recalling 80 2013 model-year Go-4 vehicles because of a problem that might affect braking performance, the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration reports.
Go-4 vehicles are commonly used in parking enforcement operations.
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The recall covers vehicles manufactured from June through December of 2013. They are all equipped with 20V front calipers.
Because of a gap between the front brake caliper and the non-vented brake rotor, the brake pads may eject as they become worn. This could diminish braking performance and lengthen stopping distance, NHTSA said.
Westward dealers will replace the thin non-vented rotors with thicker vented rotors to reduce the gap between the caliper and rotor. There will be no charge for this service.
Westward can be reached at 1-204-594-4100. The company is based in Winnipeg, Canada.
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