The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) has published a recall affecting potentially 50,200 Jeep Grand Cherokees (2002).

The fuel inlet check valve could stick in the partially open position. This condition could cause fuel to spill out of the filler tube when refueling the fuel tank. Consequently, the fuel leakage in the presence of an ignition source could result in a fire.

Consumers should contact their local dealers for inspection of the fuel inlet check valve. Vehicles found to have a sticking fuel inlet check valve will have the fuel tank assembly replaced.

Arctic Cat, Inc. has recalled about 15,500 All-Terrain Vehicles (ATVs). The pressure switch in the braking system leaks fluid. The unexpected loss of fluid can cause the brakes to fail, posing the risk of serious injury or death.

The recalled ATVs come in red and green and have the brand name written on both sides of the ATV. The model names and numbers included in the recall are listed below:

Model No.	Model
A2002ATM4AUSR	2002 ATV 375 2x4 (Green)
A2002ATG2BUSG	2002 ATV 300 4x4 (Green)
A2002ATF4AUSG	2002 ATV 375 2x4 (Red)
A2002ATG2BUSR	2002 ATV 300 4x4 (Red)
A2002ATF4AUSR	2002 ATV 375 4x4 (Green)
A2002ATG4BUSG	2002 400 4x4 (Green)
A2002ATI4AUSG	2002 ATV 375 4x4 (Red)
A2002ATG4BUSR	2002 ATV 400 4x4 (Red)
A2002ATI4AUSR	2002 ATV 500 4x4 (Green)
A2002ATM4BUSG	2002 ATV 500 4x4 (Green)
A2002ATM4AUSG	2002 ATV 500 4x4 (Red)
A2002ATM4BUSR	2002 TBX 500 4x4 (Green)

The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) has published a recall affecting the 1998 Mercedes Benz C Class. The potential number of automobiles affected are 65,731.

The vehicles involved are passenger vehicles equipped with hoppecke batteries. The current battery maintenance schedule could be less than needed to maintain proper electrolyte levels in these batteries. The result is, due to the low electrolyte levels result in accelerated battery grid growth, increased potential for inter-cell rupture and sparking, and the potential for a battery explosion.

Consumers should have dealers inspect the batteries, including fluid levels. Some batteries may be replaced if necessary, on a case by case basis. In addition to the battery inspection, the addition of labels in the vehicle owner's manual and engine compartment will be included to conspicuously remind owners as well as dealer and service personnel of the need to perform battery maintenance.