Sentence examples for defective steering from inspiring English sources

The recall was related to a defective steering box.

DETROIT (AP) — Government safety regulators are investigating Ford Crown Victoria police cars because of complaints about possibly defective steering columns.

"I strolled aimlessly around the supermarket, wondering, not for the first time, how it was that I always got the trolley with the defective steering," our narrator Liv tells us.

The local magistrate, compelled by Italian law to find fault in the case of any violent death, concluded that the crash had resulted from a defective steering column, and not simply, as Newey and others believed, from a punctured rear tire caused by debris on the track.

In a written statement, Toyota explained that its own investigation of the defective steering component part led it to broaden the recall to include the T100 truck.

In July, the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration ordered Fiat Chrysler Automobiles to buy back as many as 193,000 Ram trucks that have defective steering parts that can cause drivers to lose control.

In case that the regular steering system is defective, differential steering can be utilized to act as the sole steering power, and thus avoid dangerous consequences for vehicles.

An internal investigation GM released Thursday lays out a narrative of incompetence and neglect, with scores of employees and committees failing to recognize the defective part — which could abruptly shut off air bags and power steering — as a safety concern.

The commissioning of Sissoi Veliky was scheduled for September 1896, but an examination in August revealed that the steering gear, water pumps, ventilation system and one of the turrets were still missing or defective.

GM recalled 2.6 million older models, including Chevrolet Cobalt and Saturn Ion, to replace defective switches that can cause engines to shut off while driving, leading to a sudden loss of power steering, power brakes and the failure of air bags to deploy in a crash.

In a Richmond, Va., federal jury trial, the Boyle family's attorney, Michael B. Moore of San Francisco, argued that the 1983 crash was the result of "negligent repair of the hydraulic steering system" by Sikorsky, which he said caused the helicopter to drop into the ocean, and "defective design" of an escape hatch by the company, which prevented Boyle from getting out of the aircraft.