The basis of this recall lies in an improperly assembled chassis wire harness. Affected units may have been manufactured without a connector seal. If this seal is missing, the connector terminals could corrode and negatively impact the illumination of the vehicle’s rear brake lamps, tail lamps, turn signal lamps or even trailer lamps. Further, this defect could also affect the anti-lock brake system.

Of course, a lack of function in any of these areas could significantly increase the risk of a crash.

Under this recall, dealers will inspect affected vehicles and make any necessary repairs.

If you live in Ohio or Pennsylvania and own a 2010 F-650 and F-750 Ford truck and have had similar problems that were not satisfactorily resolved by your dealer, give us a call at 866-568-0064 for a fee and confidential evaluation.

Remember, there is no out-of-pocket cost to you should we take your case – under the Ohio and PA lemon law, the manufacturer must cover legal costs on valid claims.

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The Ford Motor Company has concerns over the braking systems of its hybrid cars. As a result, Ford recalled some 17,600 hybrid sedan models. (Software glitches have been blamed for a perception of inadequate braking in these vehicles).

Of course, the Ford Motor Company recalls come hot on the heels of news that Toyota is under investigation from US safety authorities over braking problems with its Prius hyybrid car.

Stay tuned for further details…

In the meantime, if you live in Ohio or Pennsylvania, and own a Ford hybrid affected by this recall (or any other vehicle with ongoing repair issues), take our FREE Lemon Test to find out if you may qualify for a new vehicle or refund.

If you qualify, you can take advantage of free legal assistance – there is no out-of-pocket cost for this service because the manufacturer must cover legal expenses under both the Ohio Lemon Law and Pennsylvania Lemon Law.

If you own a Ford Focus, detailed information relating to specific recalls can be found on the Ford website. The defects and problems presented are meant to keep you safe, educated and informed. Apart from the Ford Focus recalls, you can also find information related to recalls made to the Ford Taurus, Explorer, Escape and F150 versions.

If you live in Ohio or Pennsylvania and own a Ford Focus or other vehicle affected by a recall or any other defect that hasn’t been fixed to your satisfaction, you may qualify for a new vehicle or refund under the Ohio Lemon Law or PA Lemon Law.

To find out if you qualify, take our free Lemon Test now. We will get results back to you within 24 hours. Remember, there is never any out-of-pocket cost for legal assistance related to a lemon law claim in Ohio or Pennsylvania. (If your claim is successful, the manufacturer must cover legal fees).

The issues involved the windshield defrosting and defogging systems. It seems that problems with the software in the center instrument panel can cause the heating, air conditioning, defrost, radio controls and panel illumination to stop working.

Of course, driving without a functional defrost system can impair visibility under certain driving conditions and increase your chances of being involved in an accident.

As part of the recall, dealers will replace the computer module in the center instrument panel free of charge.

However, if you own one of these (or any other new vehicle) and find that attempts to repair or resolve any defects are unsuccessful, you may have a valid lemon claim. (When a safety issue is involved, it only takes one failed repair attempt to be considered).

Take our FREE lemon test today to find out if you are eligible for a refund or new vehicle. We’ll get back to you within 24 hours to discuss your situation.

Now, we are dealing with General Motors again on a new Cadillac CTS. Electrical issues are again the issue. So, I wonder if anyone else is having these problems? Leave a comment below and let us know.

Fortunately, GM’s bankruptcy filing has had no real effect on Ohio lemon law and PA lemon law outcomes. (Under the terms of the bankruptcy agreement, GM agreed to honor warranty and lemon law claims. So, from our standpoint, it is almost as if the GM bankruptcy never occurred).

If you live in Ohio or Pennsylvania* and want to know if your Cadillac CTS (or any other Cadillac model) qualifies under either the Ohio lemon law or the PA lemon law, take our Free Lemon Test now and we’ll have results back to you in less than 24 hours.

*If you live outside Ohio or Pennsylvania – contact us and we’ll help you find a qualified lemon lawyer in your area.

If you think your new car, truck or RV may be a lemon,  you will want to talk to an experienced lemon law attorney as soon as possible. The benefits of working with a lemon lawyer include: 1) it shows the manufacturer you are serious about resolving your claim and 2.)  there is no out-of-pocket cost to you for doing so. (The manufacturer pays legal fees if the claim is successful).

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Lemon law cases usually arise when there is a defect that cannot be repaired in a reasonable number of attempts and/or within a reasonable amount of time.  If the defect involves a safety issue – as is the case with the recent Toyota recalls -  a single unsuccessful repair attempt may qualify under the Ohio lemon law and the Pennsylvania lemon law.

For more information on Ohio’s lemon law  – see the drop down menu under “OH Lemon Law” in the navigation bar at the top of this page.

For more information on Pennsylvania’s lemon law – see the drop down menu under “PA Lemon Law” in the navigation bar at the top of this page.

Fortunately, if you reside in Ohio or Pennsylvania, The OH and PA lemon laws are powerful tools – especially when you have an experienced lemon law attorney on your side.

At Chernosky Law Offices, we get countless complaints from clients who have been given the runaround from General Motors. However, once they start working with an lemon law attorney, GM puts the case in its early investigation and resolution program. (This is because General Motors knows they have to pay lawyer fees if you win).

An experienced lemon law attorney can help when you have had too many vehicle defects or the manufacturer is unwilling or unable to repair it properly under the warranty. If you still have a new car warranty, then help is available (even in spite of the GM bankruptcy). Too many car recalls may also qualify your vehicle as a lemon law case.

Remember, there is no out-of-pocket cost to you for this service. The manufacturer pays our fee if your claim is successful.

Call us today at 866-568- 0064 for a free evaluation!

Buying a new car or RV is clearly a large investment. If you live in Pennsylvania and experience problems with your new vehicle and the dealer can’t seem to fix it  (or they fix one thing and additional vehicle defects continue to arise) – you may have a claim under the PA Lemon Law.  (Most states – including Ohio -  have a Lemon Law in place that protects you under these circumstances).

Here are a couple questions to keep in mind:

• Has the vehicle been at the shop more than 30 days?

• Has the dealer tried to repair the vehicle several times?

• Have you had 8 or more different problems?

• Do the problems with your new vehicle pose a safety risk? (i.e. like the recent Toyota recalls)

If you experienced any of these things, then chances are you will qualify to receive a new vehicle or your money back under the PA Lemon Law.

In order to get a new vehicle or money back, you need to notify the manufacturer and ask for help. Every manufacturer has an early resolution program where they review lemon law claims.

To help you with this process – Contact one of our Pennsylvania lemon lawyers or Ohio Lemon Lawyers. There is  absolutely NO COST for this service because the manufacturer will have to pay our fee if we are successful.

Take advantage of free legal advice and assistance today! Call us toll free at 866-568-0064 for a free consultation or take our FREE Lemon Test to find out if your vehicle may qualify.

This massive Toyota recall is due to a problem with the accelerator pedal sticking or the throttle sticking. The exact cause is still unknown.

The Toyota recall could give rise to lemon law claims and many vehicle owners may be entitled to a refund or a new vehicle. Of course, this outcome would be better for current Toyota owners than getting into a class action lawsuit or just letting Toyota fix the particular problem (after the underlying cause is found).

The lemon law in Ohio and Pennsylvania says the manufacturer must repurchase the vehicle or replace the vehicle (consumer’s choice) if it falls under the following presumption:

After one unsuccessful repair attempt on a safety-related issue, then it falls under the OH and PA Lemon Law.

In other words, if the owner has experienced the accelerator/throttle defect AND they have brought it to Toyota’s attention AND they have tried unsuccessfully to fix it just one time – Ohio and Pennsylvania Lemon Laws will apply.

If you have experienced this problem and want to try to get your vehicle repurchased by Toyota, call us at 440-471-7071 or email David [at] LemonLawyerInfo.com for a free consultation.

Chrysler is denying warranty coverage for these claims and no car recall so far. Consumer cases are rampant and several states have class actions pending against Chrysler lemon law.

Check out this link regarding Chrysler’s engine troubles and consumer cases around the country.