Vehicle equipment
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2,877 vehicle equipment recalls in NHTSA’s files since 1970, newest first.
Each in NHTSA’s own words: what’s wrong, what could happen, and the fix. Copied Nov 7, 2026.
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- Vehicle equipment recall Equipment: motorcycle: helmets (VOX) IN THE EVENT OF A CRASH, THE HELMET MAY CRACK AND NOT PROVIDE ADEQUATE PROTECTION TO THE WEARER POSSIBLY RESULTING IN INJURY. Feb 1, 2008received by NHTSA ReceivedFeb 1, 2008The hazardCrash riskAdviceNone in this recall
- Vehicle equipment recall Equipment (Nissan and Infiniti) WHEN MOVING THE BIKE ARM BRACKET TO ITS DOWN POSITION, THIS PINCH BOLT HAS THE POTENTIAL OF CAUSING SEVERE LACERATION OR AMPUTATION TO THE USER’S FINGERTIPS OR… Feb 1, 2008received by NHTSA ReceivedFeb 1, 2008The hazardCuts, impacts or projectilesAdviceNone in this recall
- Vehicle equipment recall Service brakes, hydraulic (Actibrake) TRAILER BRAKES ARE NOT OPERATIVE WITH AN INCAPACITATED BRAKE ACTUATOR. Jan 25, 2008received by NHTSA ReceivedJan 25, 2008The hazardCrash riskAdviceNone in this recall
- Vehicle equipment recall Equipment (Terex) FAILURE OF THE VALVE MAY CAUSE LOSS OF OIL, THE HANDLE BEING EXPELLED AT HIGH SPEED, AND THE MACHINE WILL BE INOPERABLE, WHICH MAY RESULT IN SERIOUS INJURY OR… Jan 25, 2008received by NHTSA ReceivedJan 25, 2008The hazardAnother hazard: see the recordAdviceNone in this recall
- Vehicle equipment recall Equipment (Terex) DEBRIS MAY SCRATCH THE CYLINDER WALL OR GET INTO HOLDING VALVES AND CAUSE THE PLATFORM TO DRIFT DOWN SLOWLY, WHICH COULD POSSIBLY RESULT IN SERIOUS INJURY OR… Jan 25, 2008received by NHTSA ReceivedJan 25, 2008The hazardAnother hazard: see the recordAdviceNone in this recall
- Vehicle equipment recall Equipment (Hyundai) WHEN MOVING THE BIKE ARM BRACKET TO ITS DOWN POSITION, THIS PINCH BOLT HAS THE POTENTIAL OF CAUSING SEVERE LACERATION OR AMPUTATION TO THE USER’S FINGERTIPS… Jan 23, 2008received by NHTSA ReceivedJan 23, 2008The hazardCuts, impacts or projectilesAdviceNone in this recall
- Vehicle equipment recall Equipment: motorcycle: helmets (Vcan and Outlaw) IN THE EVENT OF A CRASH, THE WEARER OF ONE OF THESE HELMETS MAY NOT BE ADEQUATELY PROTECTED WHICH COULD POSSIBLY RESULT IN SERIOUS INJURY. Jan 8, 2008received by NHTSA ReceivedJan 8, 2008The hazardCrash riskAdviceNone in this recall
- Vehicle equipment recall Power train: axle assembly (Dana) THE EXCESSIVE HARDNESS CAN POTENTIALLY RESULT IN THE THREADED END OF THE PINION BREAKING OFF. Jan 7, 2008received by NHTSA ReceivedJan 7, 2008The hazardCrash riskAdviceNone in this recall
- Vehicle equipment recall Equipment adaptive/mobility (GMC, Chevrolet and Ilis Activation KIT) SHOULD THE DIODE FAIL, IT WILL BE POSSIBLE TO MOVE THE VEHICLE WITH THE WHEELCHAIR DEPLOYED, WHICH COULD RESULT IN INJURY TO ANYONE USING THE LIFT. Jan 7, 2008received by NHTSA ReceivedJan 7, 2008The hazardAnother hazard: see the recordAdviceNone in this recall
- Vehicle equipment recall Wheels (Ultra) CRACKED SPOKES COULD CAUSE EVENTUAL SEPARATION OF THE WHEEL AND TIRE FROM THE RIM POSSIBLY RESULTING IN A VEHICLE CRASH. Jan 2, 2008received by NHTSA ReceivedJan 2, 2008The hazardCrash riskAdviceNone in this recall
- Vehicle equipment recall Latches/locks/linkages: doors: latch (Trimark) IN THE EVENT OF A VEHICLE CRASH, FORCE COULD CAUSE THE ROTOR TO CRACK AND THE DOOR WOULD NOT HAVE PRIMARY OR SECONDARY CLOSING SECURITY WHICH COULD POSSIBLY… Jan 2, 2008received by NHTSA ReceivedJan 2, 2008The hazardPoisoning or chemicals; Crash riskAdviceNone in this recall
- Vehicle equipment recall Wheels (ECO and Echelon) IF AN ALLOY WHEEL BREAKS IN HALF DURING USE, IT COULD RESULT IN LOSS OF VEHICLE CONTROL AND A CRASH CAN OCCUR AND/OR RESULT IN FLYING DEBRIS. Dec 20, 2007received by NHTSA ReceivedDec 20, 2007The hazardCrash riskAdviceNone in this recall
- Vehicle equipment recall Equipment (Health O Meter) OVERHEATING CAN RESULT IN BURNS. Dec 19, 2007received by NHTSA ReceivedDec 19, 2007The hazardFire or burnsAdviceNone in this recall
- Vehicle equipment recall Equipment: motorcycle: helmets (Rodia) IN THE EVENT OF A CRASH, THE HELMET STRAP CAN LOOSEN CAUSING THE HELMET TO COME OFF THE HEAD, POSSIBLY RESULTING IN INJURIES. Dec 18, 2007received by NHTSA ReceivedDec 18, 2007The hazardCrash riskAdviceNone in this recall
- Vehicle equipment recall Wheels: hub (Chevrolet, Ford and CADILLAC and 2 more) WHEEL SEPARATION CAN RESULT IN A VEHICLE CRASH. Dec 17, 2007received by NHTSA ReceivedDec 17, 2007The hazardCrash riskAdviceNone in this recall
- Vehicle equipment recall Service brakes, air: supply: hoses, lines/piping, and fittings (Eaton) THE DIAMETER OF THE HOSE AFFECTS THE FITTINGS WHICH MAY ALLOW AIR TO LEAK FROM THE BRAKES AND CREATE THE POTENTIAL FOR A VEHICLE CRASH. Dec 17, 2007received by NHTSA ReceivedDec 17, 2007The hazardCrash riskAdviceNone in this recall
- Vehicle equipment recall Service brakes, air: antilock: control unit/module (Nissan, Continental Automotive and Ford) THE EXTRA CHECK BALLS CAN RESTRICT THE FLOW OF BRAKE FLUID THROUGH THE VALVE AND CAUSE REDUCTION OF BRAKE FORCE. Dec 13, 2007received by NHTSA ReceivedDec 13, 2007The hazardCrash riskAdviceNone in this recall
- Vehicle equipment recall Visibility: glass, side/rear (Dodge, Jeep and HANGZHOU and 5 more) IN THE EVENT OF A VEHICLE CRASH, THE OCCUPANT(S) MAY BE SERIOUSLY INJURED BY SHATTERED GLASS. Dec 11, 2007received by NHTSA ReceivedDec 11, 2007The hazardCrash riskAdviceNone in this recall
- Vehicle equipment recall Structure: frame and members (National Frame MFG) CRACKS IN THE FRAME COULD PROPAGATE TO THE EXTENT THAT THEY CAUSE POOR HANDLING AND STEERING LEADING TO LOSS OF CONTROL, POSSIBLY RESULTING IN A CRASH. Dec 3, 2007received by NHTSA ReceivedDec 3, 2007The hazardCrash riskAdviceNone in this recall
- Vehicle equipment recall Engine and engine cooling: engine: diesel (Caterpillar) A VEHICLE FIRE CAN OCCUR. Nov 29, 2007received by NHTSA ReceivedNov 29, 2007The hazardFire or burnsAdviceNone in this recall
- Vehicle equipment recall Steering: gear box: shaft sector (TRW) THIS CONDITION HAS THE POTENTIAL TO CAUSE THE STEERING GEAR TO STALL AND RESTRICT THE STEERING TURNING ANGLE OF THE VEHICLE WHICH COULD RESULT IN A VEHICLE… Nov 28, 2007received by NHTSA ReceivedNov 28, 2007The hazardCrash riskAdviceNone in this recall
- Vehicle equipment recall Steering: linkages: tie rod assembly (Kinetik) SHOULD THE TIE ROD END FAIL, A LOSS OF STEERING CONTROL COULD OCCUR, POSSIBLY RESULTING IN A VEHICLE CRASH, PERSONAL INJURY, OR DEATH. Nov 28, 2007received by NHTSA ReceivedNov 28, 2007The hazardCrash riskAdviceNone in this recall
- Vehicle equipment recall Equipment (Austin Healey and Moss Motors) THIS CONDITION COULD RESULT IN A PREMATURE HIGH CYCLE FATIGUE FAILURE, RESULTING IN A LOSS OF ONE OR MORE OF THE FAN BLADES. Nov 15, 2007received by NHTSA ReceivedNov 15, 2007The hazardCuts, impacts or projectilesAdviceNone in this recall
- Vehicle equipment recall Equipment (Kinedyne) THE PAWL WORKS ON A GRAVITY BASED DESIGN WHICH PROVIDES THE FORCE REQUIRED TO ENGAGE THE PAWL TOOTH INTO THE SPROCKET. Nov 15, 2007received by NHTSA ReceivedNov 15, 2007The hazardAnother hazard: see the recordAdviceNone in this recall
- Vehicle equipment recall Electrical system: 12v/24v/48v battery: cables (Valucraft) REVERSE POLARITY HAS THE POTENTIAL TO CAUSE DAMAGE TO THE VEHICLE BATTERY AS WELL AS PROPERTY DAMAGE AND PERSONAL INJURY. Nov 9, 2007received by NHTSA ReceivedNov 9, 2007The hazardAnother hazard: see the recordAdviceNone in this recall
- Vehicle equipment recall Equipment (Link) OVER TIME, THE CROSS-MEMBER CAN FAIL INITIATING A VEHICLE SHIMMY THAT COULD CAUSE LOSS OF VEHICLE CONTROL, POSSIBLE RESULTING IN A CRASH. Nov 7, 2007received by NHTSA ReceivedNov 7, 2007The hazardCrash riskAdviceNone in this recall
- Vehicle equipment recall Equipment adaptive/mobility (Ricon) THE USER OF THE LIFT COULD BE INJURED SHOULD THE LIFT MOVE UNINTENTIONALLY. Nov 7, 2007received by NHTSA ReceivedNov 7, 2007The hazardAnother hazard: see the recordAdviceNone in this recall
- Vehicle equipment recall Equipment adaptive/mobility (Ricon) A LIFT OCCUPANT CAN BE INJURED SHOULD THE LIFT BEGIN TO STOW UNINTENTIONALLY. Nov 7, 2007received by NHTSA ReceivedNov 7, 2007The hazardAnother hazard: see the recordAdviceNone in this recall
- Vehicle equipment recall Suspension (Arvinmeritor) THIS CONDITION CAN RESULT IN THE STEERING LINK TO BECOME DISCONNECTED AND POTENTIALLY CAUSE A LOSS OF VEHICLE CONTROL, POSSIBLY RESULTING IN A VEHICLE CRASH. Nov 2, 2007received by NHTSA ReceivedNov 2, 2007The hazardCrash riskAdviceNone in this recall
- Vehicle equipment recall Equipment (Jost) IF IMPROPERLY SECURED, THE ONE BOLT COULD WORK LOOSE AND COME OUT WHICH COULD ALLOW FOR POTENTIAL SEPARATION OF THE FIFTH WHEEL TOPPLATE FROM ITS MOUNTING… Nov 1, 2007received by NHTSA ReceivedNov 1, 2007The hazardCrash riskAdviceNone in this recall
- Vehicle equipment recall Electrical system: wiring: fuses and circuit breakers (Dorman) IF THE METAL STRIP INSIDE THE FUSE FAILS TO MELT WHEN EXPOSED TO AN ELECTRICAL CURRENT GREATER THAN THE AMOUNT FOR WHICH THE FUSE IS RATED, THE CIRCUIT MAY… Oct 30, 2007received by NHTSA ReceivedOct 30, 2007The hazardFire or burnsAdviceNone in this recall
- Vehicle equipment recall Engine and engine cooling: engine: diesel (Caterpillar) FUEL LEAK, IN THE PRESENCE OF AN IGNITION SOURCE, CAN RESULT IN A FIRE. Oct 30, 2007received by NHTSA ReceivedOct 30, 2007The hazardFire or burnsAdviceNone in this recall
- Vehicle equipment recall Exterior lighting: headlights (TYC and Nissan) MISALIGNMENT OF THE LIGHTS DIMINISHES FRONTAL ILLUMINATION WHICH COULD RESULT IN A VEHICLE CRASH. Oct 25, 2007received by NHTSA ReceivedOct 25, 2007The hazardCrash riskAdviceNone in this recall
- Vehicle equipment recall Exterior lighting: headlights (Sonar and Ford) THE PURPOSE OF THIS STANDARD IS TO REDUCE TRAFFIC CRASHES AND DEATHS AND INJURIES BY PROVIDING ADEQUATE ILLUMINATION OF THE ROADWAY. Oct 25, 2007received by NHTSA ReceivedOct 25, 2007The hazardCrash riskAdviceNone in this recall
- Vehicle equipment recall Equipment (Chevrolet, GMC and CADILLAC and 5 more) THIS CONDITION MAY CAUSE INADEQUATE SEALING AND LOSS OF ENGINE OIL, POSSIBLY RESULTING IN A FIRE. Oct 24, 2007received by NHTSA ReceivedOct 24, 2007The hazardFire or burnsAdviceNone in this recall
- Vehicle equipment recall Suspension (Chevrolet, GMC and Link) IF THE LATERAL CONTROL ROD BRACKET FRACTURES, THE HANDLING OF THE VEHICLE WILL BE ADVERSELY AFFECTED, INCLUDING POSSIBLE LOSS OF VEHICLE CONTROL. Oct 16, 2007received by NHTSA ReceivedOct 16, 2007The hazardAnother hazard: see the recordAdviceNone in this recall
- Vehicle equipment recall Equipment (Craftsman) IF THE JACK CANNOT BE LOWERED AS INTENDED, THE OPERATOR MAY TRY TO LOWER THE JACK BY OTHER, UNSAFE MEANS AND CAN PUT THEMSELVES IN DANGER OF BEING INJURED. Oct 15, 2007received by NHTSA ReceivedOct 15, 2007The hazardAnother hazard: see the recordAdviceNone in this recall
- Vehicle equipment recall Equipment: motorcycle: helmets (ACC) IN THE EVENT OF A CRASH, THE WEARER MAY NOT BE ADEQUATELY PROTECTED, POSSIBLY RESULTING SERIOUS INJURIES OR DEATH. Oct 11, 2007received by NHTSA ReceivedOct 11, 2007The hazardCrash riskAdviceNone in this recall
- Vehicle equipment recall Exterior lighting (Pilot) THE PURPOSE OF THIS STANDARD IS TO REDUSE THE RISK OF DEATHS AND INJURIES DUE TO INADEQUATE ILLUMINATION OF THE ROADWAYS. Oct 5, 2007received by NHTSA ReceivedOct 5, 2007The hazardAnother hazard: see the recordAdviceNone in this recall
- Vehicle equipment recall Equipment (Toyota and Lexus) THE ACCELERATOR PEDAL MAY TEMPORARILY BECOME STUCK IN A PARTIALLY DEPRESSED POSITION WHEN RETURNING TO THE IDLE POSITION. Sep 26, 2007received by NHTSA ReceivedSep 26, 2007The hazardCrash riskAdviceNone in this recall
- Vehicle equipment recall Exterior lighting: headlights (Sonar and Ford) THE PURPOSE OF THIS STANDARD IS TO REDUCE TRAFFIC CRASHES AND DEATHS AND INJURIES BY PROVIDING ADEQUATE ILLUMINATION OF THE ROADWAY. Sep 25, 2007received by NHTSA ReceivedSep 25, 2007The hazardCrash riskAdviceNone in this recall
- Vehicle equipment recall Equipment (Masterlock) IN THE EVENT THAT THE MAIN TOWING MECHANISM, SUCH AS THE BALL MOUNT OR THE HITCH BALL FAILS, AND THE TRAILING VEHICLE BECOMES DISENGAGED FROM THE HITCH… NHTSA: don’t drive it or park it outside Sep 25, 2007received by NHTSADon’t driveor park outside: NHTSA’s advice (needs attention) ReceivedSep 25, 2007The hazardCrash riskAdviceYes
- Vehicle equipment recall Seats (Villa) THE PURPOSE OF THIS STANDARD IS TO ESTABLISH REQUIREMENTS FOR SEATS, THEIR ATTACHMENT ASSEMBLIES AND THEIR INSTALLATION TO MINIMIZE THE POSSIBILITY OF THEIR… Sep 21, 2007received by NHTSA ReceivedSep 21, 2007The hazardAnother hazard: see the recordAdviceNone in this recall
- Vehicle equipment recall Equipment (Cummins Onan) IF THE CIRCUITS REMAIN ENERGIZED BEYOND THE DESIGNED PERIOD, THE PREHEATER ELEMENT CAN OVER HEAT POSSIBLY RESULTING IN A FIRE IN THE AIR INTAKE SYSTEM. Sep 19, 2007received by NHTSA ReceivedSep 19, 2007The hazardFire or burnsAdviceNone in this recall
- Vehicle equipment recall Equipment: mechanical: winch (Carefree Powerwinch) SHOULD THE CABLE SHAFT BREAK, THE FCT TOP COULD THEN FREE-FALL INTO THE LOWER POSITION, POSSIBLY RESULTING IN INJURIES. Sep 19, 2007received by NHTSA ReceivedSep 19, 2007The hazardFalls, tip-overs or entrapmentAdviceNone in this recall
- Vehicle equipment recall Exterior lighting: headlights (Nissan and Eagle Eyes) DECREASED LIGHTING VISIBILITY MAY RESULT IN A VEHICLE CRASH. Sep 14, 2007received by NHTSA ReceivedSep 14, 2007The hazardCrash riskAdviceNone in this recall
- Vehicle equipment recall Exterior lighting: headlights (Ford and Eagle Eyes) DECREASED LIGHTING VISIBILITY MAY RESULT IN A VEHICLE CRASH. Sep 14, 2007received by NHTSA ReceivedSep 14, 2007The hazardCrash riskAdviceNone in this recall
- Vehicle equipment recall Equipment (4-Star Trailer) THIS COULD POSE A SERIOUS HAZARD TO FOLLOWING VEHICLES INCREASING THE RISK OF A CRASH. Sep 10, 2007received by NHTSA ReceivedSep 10, 2007The hazardCrash riskAdviceNone in this recall
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Source:
NHTSA, Recalls flat file and Recalls flat file before 2010. Released Nov 7, 2026. Updated daily.
Vehicle, car seat, tire and vehicle equipment recalls, owner complaints and crash ratings are from the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA).
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