Workhorse Custom Chassis has decided that a defect which relates to motor vehicle safety exists in certain W-series and R-series motorhome chassis built from February 5, 2007 through May 24, 2010, and equipped with either the 75-gallon or 100-gallon gasoline dual fill tanks.

The fuel-fill cap assemblies used to seal the unused fuel tank inlet was produced with a hose material that did not meet design specification. During normal usage the hose material may deteriorate which can result in a fuel leak. A fuel leak increases the risk of a fire which may result in property damage, personal injury, or death.

See Safety Campaign Notice 61101-C

*This repair will be handled like a normal warranty repair as if warranty were extended to date of recall remedy.
*The repair will be made with current design parts.
*This repair will include installing caliper and parts damaged by the caliper, ONLY on the wheel end involved. Maintenance to undamaged wheel ends will not be covered.
*Rotors will be replaced only if overheated and cracked all the way through. Hairline cracks on rotor surface are normal and will not be covered.
*Non repair items will not be covered.
*Damage from operating conditions such as riding the brakes or over use of brakes in mountain areas is not covered. This is often the case when all four wheel ends have damage. The typical Bosch type failure involves only one wheel end, although sometimes it can be on more than one wheel end.

NOTE: Each customer is still responsible for yearly brake inspections and brake system maintenance (making sure caliper pins and slides are clean and lubricated and brake fluid is to be changed every 2 yrs/24,000 miles whichever occurs first). Please see the owner’s manual maintenance section for further detailed coverage of this information.

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