Investigations

1982 SUZUKI SJ410K ROLLOVER

NHTSA Defect Petition DP87011 — closed, opened 1987-01-06 and involving the SUZUKI SUZUKI.

DP87011 Defect Petition Closed

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NHTSA investigation DP87011 is a Defect Petition opened on 1987-01-06 and currently closed. The subject of record is SUZUKI SUZUKI, which places this file inside the Office of Defects Investigation queue for SUZUKI. Latest activity on this investigation was logged on 1987-02-13 — NHTSA updates that field whenever an Information Request goes out, a supplement is filed, or a status change is recorded in the public docket.

A Defect Petition like DP87011 starts when a person or group formally asks NHTSA to investigate a specific alleged defect. Petitioners submit evidence, NHTSA reviews it within 120 days, and either grants the petition (opening a PE) or denies it with a written explanation in the Federal Register.

Investigators summarized the matter as follows: "1982 SUZUKI SJ410K ROLLOVER..." Investigations are the early-warning layer of the federal auto-safety system, sitting upstream of formal recalls and defect orders. Whether this one closes without action or escalates into an Engineering Analysis, the full history stays in the ODI archive so researchers, litigators, and buyers can pull the paper trail at any time. Related SUZUKI files, listed below, give context on whether this is an isolated concern or part of a broader pattern across the brand.

Status
Closed
Type
Defect Petition
Opened
1987-01-06
Latest Activity
1987-02-13

Investigation Summary

1982 SUZUKI SJ410K ROLLOVER

About This Investigation Type

A Defect Petition (DP) is initiated when an individual or organization formally petitions NHTSA to investigate a potential safety defect. NHTSA reviews the petition and decides whether to open an investigation.

Other SUZUKI Investigations

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