5
Valves included in this eld action were
manufactured during the period:
January 1, 2014 through March 4, 2016
That is, A 01 14T through C 04 16T
_1 A 01 14 T SSS
Month – A through M
Skipping I
Shift of
Manufacture
(Optional)
Year
14, 15, or 16
Manufacturing
Plant
Day of Month
01 through 31
Work Team
Number
(Optional)
Shift
Serial Number
(Optional)
Bendix SR-5 Valve
Date Code
Location
Supplier
Code Location
Figure 9 – Recall Identication
RECALL DOCUMENTATION
After nishing the Bendix
®
SR-5
™
valve repair, complete
the Recall Claim Form (4) provided. This documentation is
required for labor reimbursement and for NHTSA completion
verication.
RECALL GUIDELINES
Note: Bendix SR-5 valves with a green or black tie wrap
through the identication hole in the body have already been
repaired. No further servicing is required. (Refer to Figure 2.)
The SR-5 valves covered by this campaign can be identied
by the supplier code and the date of manufacture located on
the valve body. Verication of both is required to determine if
the valve is a part of the campaign. Valves covered by this
campaign must meet the following criteria:
1. The supplier code – “IKD” – located as shown in Figure 9;
and
2. The date of manufacture between January 1, 2014 and
March 4, 2016, inclusive. To verify the date code see
INTERPRETING THE DATE CODE below.
INTERPRETING THE DATE CODE
A date code is stamped (not cast) on the SR-5 valve body
housing. Locate the date code – removing the paint coating,
if necessary – to read the code. Disregard the Work Team
Number, Shift of Manufacture, Manufacturing Plant and Shift
Serial Number codes shown in gray below. The portion of the
date code that determines the date of manufacture is highlighted
and can be interpreted as follows:
• The rst eld is the month (A = January, B = February, etc.
– excluding the letter I – so that J = September, and so on),
• The next two elds are the day of the month (e.g. 01 = 1
st
); and
• The next two elds are the year (e.g. 14 = 2014).
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