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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The list
- Vehicle equipment recall Fuel system, other: delivery: fuel pump (Cummins) SHOULD THE ENGINE STALL, A VEHICLE CRASH COULD OCCUR. Aug 29, 2005received by NHTSA ReceivedAug 29, 2005The hazardCrash riskAdviceNone in this recall
- Vehicle equipment recall Engine and engine cooling (Detroit Diesel) SHOULD THE TURBOCHARGER FAIL, LUBRICATING OIL CAN ENTER THE EXHAUST SYSTEM AND WITHOUT THE EXHAUST TEMPERATURE SENSOR ACTIVATED, A VEHICLE FIRE CAN OCCUR. Aug 25, 2005received by NHTSA ReceivedAug 25, 2005The hazardFire or burnsAdviceNone in this recall
- Vehicle equipment recall Wheels (JCA China) SHOULD THE WHEEL BREAK WHILE THE VEHICLE IS IN USE, A VEHICLE CRASH COULD OCCUR, POSSIBLY RESULTING IN SERIOUS INJURY OR DEATH. Aug 23, 2005received by NHTSA ReceivedAug 23, 2005The hazardCrash riskAdviceNone in this recall
- Vehicle equipment recall Equipment (BBP) IF THE BOLT BREAKS AND THE CALIPER BECOMES UNANCHORED, A VEHICLE CRASH COULD OCCUR. Jul 27, 2005received by NHTSA ReceivedJul 27, 2005The hazardCrash riskAdviceNone in this recall
- Vehicle equipment recall Equipment (Reinke) IF THE TOOLBOX SEPARATES FROM THE TRAILER WHILE THE TRAILER IS IN MOTION, VEHICLES ON THE ROAD ARE AT RISK OF COLLISION WITH THE TOOLBOX AND ITS CONTENTS AND A… Jul 27, 2005received by NHTSA ReceivedJul 27, 2005The hazardCrash riskAdviceNone in this recall
- Vehicle equipment recall Equipment (Targus) IF THE USER WERE TO TOUCH A “LIVE” PIN WHILE THE USER WAS IN CONTACT WITH A GROUNDED OBJECT OR BECOME GROUNDED, THE USER COULD RECEIVE A POTENTIALLY SERIOUS… Jul 22, 2005received by NHTSA ReceivedJul 22, 2005The hazardElectric shockAdviceNone in this recall
- Vehicle equipment recall Suspension (Link) IF THIS OCCURS, THE CLAMP LOAD ON THE AXLE WILL BE INSUFFICIENT TO MAINTAIN AXLE ALIGNMENT AND MAY DAMAGE THE SUSPENSION ARM. Jul 22, 2005received by NHTSA ReceivedJul 22, 2005The hazardAnother hazard: see the recordAdviceNone in this recall
- Vehicle equipment recall Engine and engine cooling: engine: other fuel types: turbo/supercharger (Detroit Diesel) THIS CAN RESULT IN A FIRE IN THE ENGINE COMPARTMENT. Jul 22, 2005received by NHTSA ReceivedJul 22, 2005The hazardFire or burnsAdviceNone in this recall
- Vehicle equipment recall Equipment: mechanical: carrier/rack (Masterlock) THIS CONDITION COULD RESULT IN A VEHICLE CRASH OR POSSIBLE INJURY TO PEDESTRIANS NEARBY. Jul 15, 2005received by NHTSA ReceivedJul 15, 2005The hazardCrash riskAdviceNone in this recall
- Vehicle equipment recall Steering: linkages (ZF) DRIVERS WILL LOSE STEERING CAPABILITY OF THE VEHICLE AND A CRASH COULD OCCUR WITHOUT PRIOR WARNING. Jun 20, 2005received by NHTSA ReceivedJun 20, 2005The hazardCrash riskAdviceNone in this recall
- Vehicle equipment recall Exterior lighting: tail lights (VSM) IF BECAUSE OF LOWER PERFORMANCE, A FOLLOWING VEHICLE OPERATOR WERE UNABLE TO SEE OR OTHERWISE MISUNDERSTOOD SIGNALS FROM THESE REAR LAMPS, A VEHICLE CRASH MAY… Jun 15, 2005received by NHTSA ReceivedJun 15, 2005The hazardCrash riskAdviceNone in this recall
- Vehicle equipment recall Equipment (Victor) SHOULD THIS OCCUR WHILE THE IS IN USE, THE DRIVER COULD LOSE CONTROL, POSSIBLY RESULTING IN A VEHICLE CRASH. Jun 3, 2005received by NHTSA ReceivedJun 3, 2005The hazardCrash riskAdviceNone in this recall
- Vehicle equipment recall Equipment (Hillsboro) TRAILER SEPARATION CAN LEAD TO A VEHICLE CRASH POSSIBLY RESULTING IN SERIOUS INJURY OR DEATH. May 31, 2005received by NHTSA ReceivedMay 31, 2005The hazardPoisoning or chemicals; Crash riskAdviceNone in this recall
- Vehicle equipment recall Exterior lighting: tail lights (American Superlite and INC) THESE LIGHTS FAIL THE REQUIREMENTS OF FEDERAL MOTOR VEHICLE SAFETY STANDARD NO. May 24, 2005received by NHTSA ReceivedMay 24, 2005The hazardAnother hazard: see the recordAdviceNone in this recall
- Vehicle equipment recall Equipment: motorcycle: helmets (Vemar) IN THE EVENT OF A VEHICLE CRASH, THE HELMET COULD BE PENETRATED, POSSIBLY RESULTING INJURY TO THE WEARER. May 19, 2005received by NHTSA ReceivedMay 19, 2005The hazardCrash riskAdviceNone in this recall
- Vehicle equipment recall Equipment: motorcycle: helmets (HCI) IN THE EVENT OF A CRASH, THE EAR FLAP CAN RIP, LEAVING THE WEARER UNPROTECTED, POSSIBLY RESULTING IN HEAD INJURIES. May 18, 2005received by NHTSA ReceivedMay 18, 2005The hazardCrash riskAdviceNone in this recall
- Vehicle equipment recall Equipment (Specialty Manufacturing) SHOULD THE STOP ARM NOT PERFORM PROPERLY, A CHILD OR PEDESTRIAN MAY BE ENDANGERED BY PASSING VEHICLES SHOULD THE MOTORIST NOT STOP AT THE CORRECT LOCATION. May 17, 2005received by NHTSA ReceivedMay 17, 2005The hazardAnother hazard: see the recordAdviceNone in this recall
- Vehicle equipment recall Equipment (Honda) IMPROPER SIGNALING OR A LOSS OF TRAILER WARNING LAMP FUNCTION WITHOUT WARNING COULD CAUSE A VEHICLE CRASH, POSSIBLY RESULTING IN INJURIES. May 16, 2005received by NHTSA ReceivedMay 16, 2005The hazardCrash riskAdviceNone in this recall
- Vehicle equipment recall Equipment: mechanical (Specialty Manufacturing) SHOULD THE STOP ARM NOT PERFORM PROPERLY, A CHILD OR PEDESTRIAN MAY BE ENDANGERED BY PASSING MOTORISTS SHOULD THE MOTORIST NOT STOP AT THE CORRECT LOCATION. May 10, 2005received by NHTSA ReceivedMay 10, 2005The hazardAnother hazard: see the recordAdviceNone in this recall
- Vehicle equipment recall Service brakes, hydraulic: fluid (Equistar) SHOULD THE BRAKE FLUID BECOME CORRODED, IT COULD INCREASE STOPPING DISTANCE. May 3, 2005received by NHTSA ReceivedMay 3, 2005The hazardCrash riskAdviceNone in this recall
- Vehicle equipment recall Wheels (ARE) WITHOUT THE SEAT INSERTS, THE WHEEL CAN SEPARATE FROM THE VEHICLE, POSSIBLY RESULTING IN A VEHICLE CRASH. Apr 22, 2005received by NHTSA ReceivedApr 22, 2005The hazardCrash riskAdviceNone in this recall
- Vehicle equipment recall Structure: body: door (Vapor) A BROKEN CONNECTING ROD CAN ALLOW THE DOOR PANEL TO MOVE FREELY IN AN UNCONTROLLED MANNER, POSSIBLY STRIKING PERSONS OR OBJECTS OUTSIDE THE VEHICLE. Apr 21, 2005received by NHTSA ReceivedApr 21, 2005The hazardAnother hazard: see the recordAdviceNone in this recall
- Vehicle equipment recall Fuel system, diesel: storage: tank assembly (Isuzu) OVERFLOW FUEL MAY RESULT IN HIGH AMOUNT OF DIESEL FUEL LEAKAGE. Apr 20, 2005received by NHTSA ReceivedApr 20, 2005The hazardFire or burnsAdviceNone in this recall
- Vehicle equipment recall Wheels (RFD) A VEHICLE CRASH COULD OCCUR SHOULD THE WHEEL FAIL WHILE THE VEHICLE IS IN USE, POSSIBLY RESULTING IN PERSONAL INJURY OR DEATH. Apr 15, 2005received by NHTSA ReceivedApr 15, 2005The hazardCrash riskAdviceNone in this recall
- Vehicle equipment recall Suspension (Holland) IF A CASTING BREAKS WHEN THE VEHICLE IS TRAVELING ON A ROADWAY, THE BROKEN PIECES CAN BECOME PROJECTILES AND CAN POSSIBLY CAUSE A VEHICLE CRASH OR CAUSE… Apr 11, 2005received by NHTSA ReceivedApr 11, 2005The hazardFire or burns; Cuts, impacts or projectiles; Crash riskAdviceNone in this recall
- Vehicle equipment recall Equipment (Hydro-HOT and Aqua-HOT) FAILURE OF THE BURNER TUBE CAN RESULT IN A FIRE. Apr 6, 2005received by NHTSA ReceivedApr 6, 2005The hazardFire or burnsAdviceNone in this recall
- Vehicle equipment recall Vehicle speed control (John Deere) A SUDDEN ENGINE SURGE COULD POSSIBLY RESULT IN A VEHICLE CRASH. Apr 5, 2005received by NHTSA ReceivedApr 5, 2005The hazardCrash riskAdviceNone in this recall
- Vehicle equipment recall Seats (Villa) IN THE EVENT OF A VEHICLE CRASH, THE CENTER BOLT ON THE SWIVEL PEDESTAL CAN BREAK, POTENTIALLY LEADING TO SERIOUS INJURY OR DEATH TO THE OCCUPANT. Mar 28, 2005received by NHTSA ReceivedMar 28, 2005The hazardCrash riskAdviceNone in this recall
- Vehicle equipment recall Equipment adaptive/mobility (Mobile Tech) PERSONS NOT SKILLED IN HYDRAULIC SYSTEM MAINTENANCE COULD BE SERIOUSLY INJURED OR KILLED SHOULD THEY NOT USE THE CORRECT TOOL AND PROCEDURES. Mar 21, 2005received by NHTSA ReceivedMar 21, 2005The hazardAnother hazard: see the recordAdviceNone in this recall
- Vehicle equipment recall Equipment (Hidden Hitch) SHOULD THE TOWED LOAD SEPARATE FROM THE TOWING VEHICLE, A CRASH COULD OCCUR, POSSIBLY RESULTING IN SERIOUS INJURY OR DEATH. Mar 21, 2005received by NHTSA ReceivedMar 21, 2005The hazardCrash riskAdviceNone in this recall
- Vehicle equipment recall Wheels (Accuride) SHOULD THE WHEEL FAIL WHILE THE VEHICLE IS IN USE, A VEHICLE CRASH COULD OCCUR, POSSIBLY RESULTING IN INJURY OR DEATH. Mar 14, 2005received by NHTSA ReceivedMar 14, 2005The hazardCrash riskAdviceNone in this recall
- Vehicle equipment recall Equipment (Carrier) IF THE WELDMENT BREAKS OR FALLS OFF, THE CARRIER SUPPLIED COMPRESSOR AND FORD ORIGINAL EQUIPMENT VACUUM PUMP COULD SHIFT CAUSING THE MISALIGNMENT AND EVENTUAL… Mar 14, 2005received by NHTSA ReceivedMar 14, 2005The hazardFalls, tip-overs or entrapment; Poisoning or chemicals; Crash riskAdviceNone in this recall
- Vehicle equipment recall Service brakes, hydraulic: fluid (Radiator Specialty) THE MANUFACTURER HAS NOT YET PROVIDED THE AGENCY WITH A DESCRIPTION OF THE CONSEQUENCE AS IT RELATES TO MOTOR VEHICLE SAFETY. Mar 11, 2005received by NHTSA ReceivedMar 11, 2005The hazardCrash riskAdviceNone in this recall
- Vehicle equipment recall Equipment (Laclede) SHOULD THE CHAIN BREAK WHILE THE VEHICLE IS IN USE, MATERIAL OR EQUIPMENT WHICH THE CHAIN IS SECURING TO THE TRAILER CAN FALL OFF THE VEHICLE, POSSIBLY… Mar 7, 2005received by NHTSA ReceivedMar 7, 2005The hazardFalls, tip-overs or entrapment; Crash riskAdviceNone in this recall
- Vehicle equipment recall Equipment (THE First Years) OVERHEATING OF THE UNIT COULD POSSIBLY RESULT IN BURNS. Feb 24, 2005received by NHTSA ReceivedFeb 24, 2005The hazardFire or burnsAdviceNone in this recall
- Vehicle equipment recall Engine and engine cooling (Webasto) SHOULD THE BURNER TUBE FAIL, THE COOLANT HEATER COULD OVERHEAT, POSSIBLY RESULTING IN A FIRE. Feb 16, 2005received by NHTSA ReceivedFeb 16, 2005The hazardFire or burnsAdviceNone in this recall
- Vehicle equipment recall Exterior lighting (Vision) THESE LIGHTS PRODUCE EXCESSIVE GLARE TO ONCOMING TRAFFIC. Feb 15, 2005received by NHTSA ReceivedFeb 15, 2005The hazardCrash riskAdviceNone in this recall
- Vehicle equipment recall Equipment (HKS/Rotrex) THE BELT ON THE IDLER ASSEMBLY WILL SLIP OR BREAK, CAUSING, IN TURN, THE LOSS OF POWER TO THE SUPERCHARGER AND THE VEHICLE’S DRIVE BELT ACCESSORIES (POWER… Feb 15, 2005received by NHTSA ReceivedFeb 15, 2005The hazardCrash riskAdviceNone in this recall
- Vehicle equipment recall Service brakes, air: slack adjusters (USA and Wagner) IF THIS PRODUCT IS MISUSED, IT COULD RESULT IN IMPROPER BRAKE ADJUSTMENT. Feb 8, 2005received by NHTSA ReceivedFeb 8, 2005The hazardCrash riskAdviceNone in this recall
- Vehicle equipment recall Fuel system, gasoline: delivery: fuel pump (Bentley) A FUEL LEAK, IN THE PRESENCE OF AN IGNITION SOURCE, CAN RESULT IN A FIRE. Feb 8, 2005received by NHTSA ReceivedFeb 8, 2005The hazardFire or burnsAdviceNone in this recall
- Vehicle equipment recall Fuel system, diesel (Cummins) SHOULD THE ENGINE STALL WHILE THE VEHICLE IS IN USE, A POSSIBLE VEHICLE CRASH COULD OCCUR. Feb 2, 2005received by NHTSA ReceivedFeb 2, 2005The hazardCrash riskAdviceNone in this recall
- Vehicle equipment recall Equipment: motorcycle: helmets (Zamp S-1 Shorty) IN THE EVENT OF A VEHICLE CRASH, THE HELMET WILL NOT ADEQUATELY PROTECT THE USER, POSSIBLY RESULTING IN SERIOUS INJURY OR DEATH. Feb 1, 2005received by NHTSA ReceivedFeb 1, 2005The hazardCrash riskAdviceNone in this recall
- Vehicle equipment recall Steering: linkages: tie rod assembly (TRW) THIS PREMATURE WEAR-OUT OF THE BALL SOCKET ASSEMBLIES MAY RESULT IN THE SEPARATION OF THE TIE-ROD ASSEMBLY WHICH, IN TURN, COULD LEAD TO A LOSS OF CONTROL OF… Feb 1, 2005received by NHTSA ReceivedFeb 1, 2005The hazardPoisoning or chemicals; Crash riskAdviceNone in this recall
- Vehicle equipment recall Exterior lighting: headlights (Xequipped) THESE LIGHTS PRODUCE EXCESSIVE GLARE TO ONCOMING TRAFFIC. Feb 1, 2005received by NHTSA ReceivedFeb 1, 2005The hazardAnother hazard: see the recordAdviceNone in this recall
- Vehicle equipment recall Exterior lighting: brake lights (Your Truck Shop) IF, BECAUSE OF LOWER PERFORMANCE OF THE REAR LAMPS, A FOLLOWING VEHICLE DRIVER WAS UNABLE TO SEE OR OTHERWISE MIS-UNDERSTOOD SIGNALS FROM THESE REAR LAMPS, A… Jan 25, 2005received by NHTSA ReceivedJan 25, 2005The hazardCrash riskAdviceNone in this recall
- Vehicle equipment recall Steering: hydraulic power assist system (Eaton) REDUCTION IN POWER ASSIST COULD AFFECT THE PERFORMANCE OF MOTOR VEHICLES INCORPORATING THESE PUMPS, POSSIBLY RESULTING IN A VEHICLE CRASH. Jan 14, 2005received by NHTSA ReceivedJan 14, 2005The hazardCrash riskAdviceNone in this recall
- Vehicle equipment recall Fuel system, gasoline: carburetor system (Harley-Davidson) IF THE BIKE WERE OPERATING WITH THE VALVE IN THE ‘ON’ POSITION, THE BIKE COULD RUN OUT OF FUEL, THE EXPECTED FUEL RESERVE WILL NOT BE AVAILABLE. Dec 21, 2004received by NHTSA ReceivedDec 21, 2004The hazardPoisoning or chemicals; Crash riskAdviceNone in this recall
- Vehicle equipment recall Equipment (Hehr and Daimlerchrysler) IN THE EVENT OF AN EMERGENCY, RAPID EGRESS MAY BE IMPAIRED, POSSIBLY RESULTING IN SERIOUS INJURIES OR DEATH. Dec 13, 2004received by NHTSA ReceivedDec 13, 2004The hazardAnother hazard: see the recordAdviceNone 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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