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The contact owns a 1998 Honda Passport. The contact stated while attempting a turn at 25 mph, the rear axle fractured. The vehicle was taken to a local repair facility where the contact was informed that the axle was damaged and could not be repaired. There were no repairs made to the vehicle. The manufacturer was not contacted. The failure and current mileages were 112,000.
Received recall notice & contacted dealer for appointment in March. Took vehicle in for repair of rear axle. After arriving, was informed by mechanic no parts were available. Contacted manufacturer & was informed it was possible to drive vehicle until parts come in.
Consumer contacted dealer in reference to recall 00V058000/manufacturer's recall sb0006S002 concerning rear axle. Dealer stated parts were not available. Consumer has contacted dealer on a number of occasions.
Recall # 00V058000 Isuzu/rear axle; dealer does not have parts to correct recall. Owner has contacted the dealership 3 or 4 times. Parts are never available.
Recall 00V058000/rear axle: Notified dealer of recall notice; dealer informed consumer that would be contacted when an appointment date became available, still waiting.
- Orange, CA, USA
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Consumer contacted dealer in reference to recall number 00V058000/manufacturer's recall sb006sd02/ rear axle. Dealer stated manufacturer has yet to send parts, parts would not be available from the manufacturer until May.
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- Presque Isle, ME, USA