Archive for September 7th, 2009

Sep 07 2009

Auto Recalls: Audi, A6 Avant, 2008

Published by Lemon Law under Vehicle Recalls

Build Dates : January 01, 2006 - July 31, 2007

NHTSA CAMPAIGN ID Number : 07V334000

Date Owner’s Notified: 20070914
Date Received by ODI: 20070801
Date Added to Databse: 20070801

Manufacturer’s Involved: VOLKSWAGEN OF AMERICA, INC
Manufacturer’s Responsible for the Recall: VOLKSWAGEN OF AMERICA, INC
Manufacturer Campaign Number: JV

Component: STRUCTURE:BODY:TRUNK LID
Potential Number Of Units Affected : 23898

Summary:

On certain passenger and sport utility vehicles, the automatic rear lid includes an electric motor and clutch that work in conjunction with two gas struts to open and close the rear lid, including a manual close function. If one of the struts has a total loss of pressure, the resultant slow movement of the rear lid is interpreted by the software as an intended manual close and the motor clutch releases to close the rear lid immediately.

Consequence:

This can result in an unintended rapid closing of the rear lid with a risk of personal injury.

Remedy:

Dealers will install new software free of charge. The recall began on September 14, 2007.

No responses yet

Sep 07 2009

CA Lemon Law: Your Rights

Published by Lemon Law under General Articles

Consumers is preserved  against the faulty purchases or defective Lemon Products by a state granted consumer right. The product can be anything. The CA Lemon Law carries a special devotion for the faulty or defective automobiles.

It is formally known as Motor Vehicle Warranty Rights Act. The CA Lemon Laws states that in case a vehicle turns out to be defective in the warranty period so that it can be dangerous for the owner of the vehicle or makes a serious injuries to the vehicle owner then the consumer has all the rights to ask for the refund or the replacement of the product.

Once the flaws are bought to the notice of the manufacturer, the manufacturer is bound to do the repair work or replacement (if the vehicle is not repairable). If the manufacturer does not make some genuine attempts, the company must either replace the defective vehicle or refund the consumer’s money.

If the manufacturer refuses to do the right steps then the consumer have option to file a Lemon Lawsuit in Court. If the manufacturer doesn’t accept the decision of the Court then it comes under the violation of the law and the manufacturer has to pay all the charges and rentals and even your lawyer’s fee.

No responses yet