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Report: The brake pedal may not return to its fully released position

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Model Years Affected: 1991, 1992, 1993

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The brake lights may stay on and the cruise control may not function due to the brake pedal not returning to its fully released position. Our technicians tell us that if a complete inspection of the brake system reveals no fault there is a brake pedal return spring kit to correct this issue.

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