If you've ever worked with assemblies, you've probably experienced a subassembly not looking the way you initially created it. Now, I don't know what causes it, but I did learn a very simple way to fix it this year at Autodesk University.
Here's the original assembly:

Here's the assembly after a few of the subassemblies took on a mind of their own:

Even though the assembly will work as expected, it still bothers me that it doesn't visually look correct. Here's how to fix the visual misrepresentation that you're seeing:
- Select the assembly. The assembly is represented by the green line with a blue circle at it's midpoint in the images shown.
- Right click and select Assembly Properties... from the list.
- In the Assembly Properties, left click on the Construction tab. You must select this tab or the fix won't work.
- Now left click on the OK command button.
There you go, all the subassemblies should now be drawn correctly.
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