Penske Australia has issued a recall for nearly 100 units of popular MAN truck models due to a manufacturing issue with the steering shaft.
The recall involves 85 units of the MAN TGM 2-axle, TG3 3-axle and TG 4-axle models between 2023 and 2024, including all variants within the models.
Due to a manufacturing defect, the steering shaft pinch bolt on these trucks may have been incorrectly installed, potentially leading to a loss of steering control.
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With this issue carrying the increased risk of causing an accident, Penske has told owners of all affected vehicles to contact their nearest MAN dealers to arrange having the vehicle inspected and any work required carried out free of charge.
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