Steering or malfunctioning Chrysler recalls more than 10,000 cars

According to a Reuters report, the American automaker Chrysler Motor Co. said recently that due to the improper installation of steering systems of some of the vehicles produced by the company, the steering operations of the owners may be lost, and the company will recall more than 11,351 cars. Minivans and other problem models.

The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) of the United States stated on its website on Thursday, June 16, 2011 that some of the pivot rivets on the steering column of 2011 vehicles may be missing or incorrectly installed, which may cause problems with vehicles. Unable to turn, increasing the risk of a crash.

According to reports, the recalls involved models including the Chrysler 200 series; the Town&Country models; the Dodge Avenger, Caliber, Caravan, Journey and Nitro models; and the Jeep Compass, Liberty, Patriot and Wrangler SUV models.

The company said that Chrysler dealers will review the recalled vehicles and will free the owners to troubleshoot. The company plans to notify dealers and owners next month to recall the problem vehicles.

Vince Muniga, a spokesman for Chrysler Motors, said that the company is actively cooperating with NHTSA's work and has not received reports of crashes or injuries related to this issue.