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Nearly 88,000 Harleys Recalled Over Crankcase Pressure Risk
1 May
Summary
- Harley-Davidson recalls 88,039 motorcycles in the U.S.
- An airbox backplate breather port blockage is the cause.
- This issue can lead to excessive pressure build-up in the crankcase.
Harley-Davidson has initiated a recall impacting 88,039 motorcycles across the United States. This action was prompted by a concern identified by the U.S. National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA).
The root of the recall is a potential blockage in the airbox backplate breather port. This specific issue can allow pressure to accumulate within the motorcycle's crankcase. Such pressure build-up poses a risk to the vehicle's internal components and potentially rider safety.
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