Toyota Tundra Fire Risk Results in Recall of 168K Pickup Trucks
Nearly 170,000 Toyota Tundra pickup trucks are being recalled due to the potential for a fuel tube to leak, creating a vehicle fire risk.
Nearly 170,000 Toyota Tundra pickup trucks are being recalled due to the potential for a fuel tube to leak, creating a vehicle fire risk.
The EPA is proposing to determine that leaded aircraft fuel is a threat to public health.
The U.S. navy faces a growing number of lawsuits over water contamination linked to jet fuel spills at its Red Hill storage facility in Hawaii.
More than 100,000 Honda Ridgeline pick-up trucks are being recalled due to corrosion which could lead to fuel leaks, accidents, and vehicle fires.
A jet fuel leak from a nearby U.S. Navy facility may have been responsible for sickening numerous Hawaii residents, according to a CDC survey.
Residents near a Ford factory in Michigan have been evacuated due to a benzene leak caused by a gasoline spill into the local sewer system.
Toyota is recalling another 1.5 million vehicles due to defective fuel pump problems which could lead to stalls and accidents.
Volkswagen is recalling more than 200,000 Jettas which could suffer fuel leaks, leading to fires and injuries.
A defective fuel hose which can come lose has resulted in a recall of nearly 60,000 Polaris snowmobiles.
Honda is recalling about 200,000 gas-powered portable generators that could develop fuel leaks, resulting in fires, explosions and injuries.