Car Recalls

Recalls are issued for cars with safety-related defects or problems

2000 Buick LeSabre recalls

Buick LeSabre Recall 04V090000

Engine, June 30, 2004

Summary: ON CERTAIN PASSENGER VEHICLES EQUIPPED WITH 3800 V6 (L36) ENGINES AND CERTAIN DELPHI FUEL PRESSURE REGULATORS, THE REGULATORS HAVE A MUCH HIGHER THAN USUAL RATE OF FUEL LEAKS. A LEAK CAN ALLOW FUEL TO ENTER THE INTAKE MANIFOLD THROUGH A VACUUM LINE. IF THE ENGINE DOES NOT START WHEN CRANKED, THE FUEL FROM THE LEAKING REGULATOR AND A MISTIMED SPARK CAN CAUSE A BACKFIRE.

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Buick Recalls 2000 LeSabre Due to Ineffective Headlamp Aiming

Electrical & Lights, September 14, 2000

RepairPal Expert Overview:

The adjuster screws for the headlamp reflector aiming do not function properly, which can impair driver visibility. Buick will provide updated instructions to vehicle owners regarding headlamp aiming.

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GM Recalls 2000-2001 Models Due to Brake Fluid Leak from the HCU

Brakes, June 21, 2000

RepairPal Expert Overview:

The anti-lock brake system hydraulic control unit (HCU) may leak brake fluid. A brake fluid leak may compromise braking ability, which could result in an accident. Dealers will inspect and replace the HCU if necessary.

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GM Recalls 2000 Models Due to Loose Inner Tie Rod Nuts

Suspension & Steering, November 16, 1999

RepairPal Expert Overview:

The inner tie rod nuts may be loose. This may cause detachment of the steering linkage and a loss of steering control. Dealers will inspect and secure the tie rod nuts. Dealers will also check and adjust the toe setting of the wheel alignment.

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GM Recalls 1999-2000 Models Due to Loose Brake Pedal to Brake Booster Bolts

Brakes, October 8, 1999

RepairPal Expert Overview:

The brake pedal to pedal assembly attachment nuts may be loose, which can cause a low brake pedal and a compromised brake system operation. Dealers will replace any missing brake booster to brake pedal assembly nuts and tighten all four nuts to the specified torque.

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