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not happy jan

can you imagine spending $600,000 and receiving this notice

this was on the lambo website :evil:

Murcielago Recall / Campaign information

Campaign number 02 v 082 - April 2002

Date: 3/29/02

Vehicle: 2002 Lamborghini Murcielago - Steering Shaft Coupling Clearance

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Automobili Lamborghini S.P.A. has determined that a defect which relates to motor vehicle safety exists in early production 2002 Murcielago models.

The lower steering column shaft coupling could seperate from the input shaft of the lower steering rack assembly becasue the steering coupler was not properly inserted onto the steering rack input shaft. This could cause the driver to lose the ability to control the vehicle resulting in a crash and possible occupant injury.

DO NOT DRIVE YOUR VEHICLE UNTIL YOUR AUTHORIZED DEALER HAS DONE THE INSPECTION.

DO NOT DRIVE IT TO THE DEALERSHIP TO HAVE THIS CAMPAIGN DONE, HAVE IT TOWED FOR SAFETY.

Vehicles affected

Lamborghini Murcielago, model year 2002

VIN: ZA9BC10U72LA12049 to ZA9BC10U92LA12104

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Guest 33GTS25

ryan, the murcielago replaces the diablo

if you are keen on bulls and looking for info on all the lambos ever built

try, www.lambocars.com www.lamborghinilist.com or www.lamborghiniregistry.com

lambo cars has the best information and roman updates the site very regularly

did you know there was a TT version of the diablo of which only six were ever built for american distribution only but there was a seventh built by al bertoni

now look what you've done you got me started on lambos and i could sit here and rant on all day

check out the sites you will be lost for hours

rod

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