Spartan RV CHASSIS K2 recall: Fuel hose separation and engine stalling
Spartan RV CHASSIS K2 vehicles may develop fuel leaks and engine stalling from separating fuel hoses, with replacement by Cummins specified at no charge.
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Spartan RV CHASSIS K2 vehicles may develop fuel leaks and engine stalling from separating fuel hoses, with replacement by Cummins specified at no charge.
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Spartan RV CHASSIS K2 vehicles may develop fuel leaks and engine stalling from separating fuel hoses, with replacement by Cummins specified at no charge.
Certain BMW 530E IPERFORMANCE, 530E XDRIVE IPERFORMANCE and 740LE XDRIVE IPERFORMANCE vehicles have a battery cable that may loosen and increase fire risk, with a free starter inspection and replacement if needed.
Certain PREVOST H3-40, H3-41, H3-45, X3-45, X3-45 COMMUTER, XL-40, XL-45 and XLII-45 buses lack entrance-door emergency exit instructions; Prevost will replace the label free of charge.
Certain Autocar XPEDITOR vehicles have fuel filter hoses that may separate, causing a fuel leak and engine stall; Cummins will provide free hose replacement.
The campaigns address steering problems, seat-back security, fuel leaks and inaccurate instrument readings, with free remedies specified.
Certain Audi Q4 E-TRON and Q4 SPORTBACK E-TRON vehicles have a high-voltage battery that may fail and cause a fire, with a remedy still under development.
Audi’s first U.S. factory would make premium SUVs, but corporate approval, a production schedule stretching into the 2030s and undisclosed incentives complicate the headline.
Certain Ford F-150, F-250 SD, F-350 SD and F-450 SD pickups have a left-side tailgate cable that may fail under certain heavy load conditions; the specified remedy is a free cable replacement.
Affected Lexus NX, NX HYBRID and NX PLUG-IN HYBRID vehicles may fail to display instrument-panel warnings; the specified remedy is a free dealer software update.
Toyota Sienna Hybrid seat backs may come unsecured during a crash, increasing injury risk; the specified repairs are free.
Certain Land Rover Range Rover vehicles may develop rearview camera damage from poor drainage; the specified free repair addresses drainage and includes camera inspection and replacement as needed.
Certain Porsche 911, 718 CAYMAN GT4 RS and 718 SPYDER RS vehicles have center lock wheel bolts that may fracture, with inspection and replacement of incorrectly manufactured parts as needed at no charge.
Subaru CROSSTREK and FORESTER vehicles may have an improperly fastened front ball joint connection; the remedy is a free dealer inspection and replacement as necessary.
GM’s latest earnings show why profitable pickups remain central to its strategy—and why stronger cash flow does not settle its EV and hybrid questions.
TEMSA TS35 coaches may leak fuel and stall if remote fuel filter hoses separate from their fittings; the specified remedy is free hose replacement through Cummins dealers.
Toyota Land Cruiser Hybrid vehicles may have a fuel tube connection that disconnects and leaks; the specified free dealer remedy includes inspection, a supplemental clamp and fuel tube replacement as necessary.
Affected Ford trucks may have analog gauges that stick or move erratically and provide inaccurate readings; the instrument cluster module will be replaced without charge.
KME CV515 SFA 4X4 and SEVERE SERVICE emergency vehicles may lose exterior lighting or pump-mode functionality if a node becomes unresponsive; KME plans to replace the node free of charge.
NHTSA’s latest model-year test selections put crashworthiness, pedestrian protection and driver-assistance verification side by side. For shoppers, that is useful—but a vehicle’s presence on the list is not yet a safety-
MCI D4020, D4020ISTV, D4520 and related coaches may lack an instrument-panel reminder for active hazard warning lights; MCI will update the software free of charge.
Spartan Fire Metrostar emergency vehicles may lose exterior-lighting or pump-mode functions when a control node stops responding; the affected node will be replaced at no charge.
Certain Ram 2500 pickups may lose electronic stability control because of a steering column control module; dealers will replace the module at no charge.
Volvo EX30 and EX30CC vehicles may have a head restraint cushion that can detach in a crash; dealers will reinforce its attachment at no charge.
Volkswagen’s 22,524-vehicle ID.4 battery recall advises an 80% charging maximum until repair completion; NHTSA’s record lists the remedy as under development.
New Flyer buses may lack an instrument-panel reminder when hazard warning lights are active, and the manufacturer will provide a free software update.
Ford F-150 front seats may be improperly secured, with dealers inspecting and tightening or replacing seat bolts as needed at no charge.
Records for Jeep, Ram, Ford, Volkswagen and Audi cover suspension, steering, camera and fuel-tank concerns. Listed actions include software updates and parts replacement; some final remedies remain pending.
Certain Ford TRANSIT CONNECT vehicles may show a distorted, inverted, intermittent or blank rear camera image, reducing the view behind the vehicle; the listed camera remedy will be provided without charge.
Front power seat motors in affected Genesis G80 and Hyundai Genesis vehicles may overheat and cause a fire; the remedy remains under development.
Toyota RAV4 Plug-In Hybrid vehicles may experience reduced power or a plug-in-hybrid system shutdown at higher speeds; dealers will update the ECU software free of charge.
Honda Accord Hybrid, CR-V Hybrid and CR-V Fuel Cell EV vehicles may have a tire repair kit whose sealant bottle cap can detach under pressure; dealers will inspect and replace the nozzle as needed at no charge.
Range Rover Sport owners should be aware that a deformed powertrain control module circuit board can lead to a loss of drive power; the listed remedy is replacement of the module at no charge.
Ford F-650 SD liftgate deck pins may break and allow the platform to fall; the platform bushings and hydraulic systems will be inspected, and the deck pins replaced free of charge.
Mercedes-Benz CLA 220 vehicles may have an incorrectly installed left front seat belt component; dealers will inspect and replace the belt as needed at no charge.
Certain Ford Explorer vehicles have a passenger air bag vent that may not open as intended, which can prevent proper deployment; dealers will replace the passenger air bag module free of charge.
Certain RAM 1500 vehicles may have unsecured side air bag connections that could prevent intended deployment; dealers will inspect and repair the sensor connections free of charge.
Certain Mercedes-Benz and Mercedes-Maybach vehicles may have front brake hoses that can rupture and leak brake fluid; dealers will replace the hoses free of charge.
Rosenbauer Commander and Warrior fire engines may have rim welds that can crack, potentially leading to wheel or tire failure; affected wheels and tires will be replaced as needed without charge.
A newly proposed negotiated-rulemaking committee could reshape U.S. headlight rules, but it is only the start of a long technical process—not an immediate fix for glare complaints.
Rivian R2 vehicles may lose drive power because a high-voltage battery fastener was not tightened correctly; Rivian will inspect the connection and repair it or replace damaged components without charge.
Greenpower EV Star and EV Star Mobility Plus buses may move while a wheelchair lift is deployed; the control module software will be updated at no charge.
This week’s records include Jeep Grand Cherokee, Buick Encore GX, Chevrolet Trailblazer, Ram ProMaster, Ram 1500 and Ford F-150 vehicles with concerns involving suspension retention, rear visibility, power steering and a
Certain RAM 1500 trucks may not provide the intended low tire-pressure warning; dealers will inspect the sensors and replace them when needed at no charge.
Terex C4000, C6000, General 65 and TC55 vehicles may have an incorrectly installed pintle hitch that can bend the rear bumper hitch plate; the manufacturer plans a free inspection, hitch replacement and bracing work.
RAM PROMASTER and PROMASTER BEV vehicles may lose power steering assist after water enters related wiring; dealers will inspect and replace affected parts as necessary at no charge.
Volkswagen ID.4 vehicles are covered because the high-voltage battery may fail and lead to a vehicle fire; a repair is still being developed.
Range Rover vehicles may have received incorrect front suspension knuckles during an earlier repair, and dealers will replace the knuckles free of charge.
Ford F-150 vehicles may have rear stabilizer rod fasteners that were not properly tightened, allowing the rod to shift and affect handling; dealers will replace the fasteners at no charge.
NHTSA’s new fuel-economy rule does more than slow the path to 2031: ending inter-manufacturer credit trading in 2028 shifts compliance pressure back onto each automaker’s own lineup.
Ford Bronco Sport, F-150, and Maverick vehicles may have joints that were not tightened correctly; dealers will inspect the joints and perform the specified repairs without charge.
Tesla Model Y vehicles may have front suspension lateral-link fasteners that were not properly tightened; Tesla Service will address the fasteners and check wheel alignment without charge.
Affected Altec Digger Derrick and TA Series Aerial Device vehicles may have wiring that leaves the boom-stow safeguard inactive, allowing travel with an elevated boom; the wiring will be corrected free of charge.
Mack Anthem AN (4) and Pioneer PR (4) vehicles may have intake and grille bezels that detach; dealers will inspect the bezels, replace them, and add cable ties as needed at no charge.
Rivian’s rear-camera software recall reaches R1T, R1S and R2 vehicles. A rapid over-the-air fix is encouraging, but owners still need to verify that their truck or SUV actually received it.
This week’s filings cover rearview-camera display problems across several Chrysler, Jeep, Ram, Buick and Chevrolet vehicles, rear spring installation concerns in certain Jeep SUVs, and fuel-tank securement concerns in F-
This edition covers Jeep SUVs, Ram 1500, Ford F-150 and Expedition trucks and SUVs, Audi Q3, Volkswagen Atlas and Tiguan, Rivian vehicles, and Cadillac OPTIQ models with concerns ranging from detached components and fuel
Land Rover Range Rover Sport vehicles may develop rear-subframe cracks; the specified free remedy is dealer inspection and replacement as necessary.
Land Rover Defender vehicles may have an improperly stitched second-row seat belt; dealers will inspect the belt serial number and replace the belt if needed at no charge.
Ford Expedition and Super Duty vehicles may lose key exterior lighting functions because of a contaminated headlight LED chip; dealers will inspect and replace affected headlight assemblies when needed at no charge.
Cadillac OPTIQ front windows may not detect an obstruction during key-fob express-up closing; the body control module software will be updated free of charge by a dealer or through an over-the-air update.
Ford F-150 vehicles may have incorrectly installed rear axle tail bearings, and dealers will replace the bearing free of charge.
Certain Chevrolet Silverado and GMC Sierra trucks may have roof rail airbag inflators whose end caps can detach or whose housings can rupture; dealers will replace both roof rail airbag modules free of charge.
NHTSA’s final standards for model years 2027 through 2031 ease the prior federal trajectory. The change matters most in automakers’ product planning, while buyers should still assess each vehicle’s actual fuel costs and
Farber Specialty vehicles with certain wheelchair platform lifts may have an electrical contactor that prevents the lift controls from stopping movement; the wiring will be corrected with added diodes at no charge.
Ford Ranger vehicles may lose the center-screen display for the rearview camera image; a remedy is still being developed.
Altec AA Series Aerial Device, AM Series Aerial Device, and Digger Derrick vehicles may have an automatic braking system that needs recalibration; Altec will update, recalibrate, and test the system free of charge.
This week’s official notices cover rearview-camera display problems, an instrument-cluster display failure, and rear coil springs that may detach, with software updates, inspection or component replacement offered at no,
Affected Lexus RX and TX and Toyota Grand Highlander vehicles may have front steering knuckles that can crack and break; dealers will inspect and replace them as necessary at no charge.
Volvo Bus 9700 coaches have an emergency-exit label that lacks operating instructions; Prevost will replace the identification labels at no charge.
Federal pedestrian-protection results now give 2027-car shoppers a new safety signal, but the first list is a pass/fail screen, relies initially on manufacturer data and can vary by trim.
Terex C4000, C5000, C6000 and General 65 digger derrick trucks may have a plate weld that can crack and allow a retaining pin to separate; the weldment plate will be inspected and replaced as needed at no charge.
The official recall record describes a software issue that can obstruct the rearview camera image while the vehicle is in reverse.
Certain Hyundai IONIQ 9 vehicles may have second-row power seats that do not detect a person, allowing seat movement to continue after contact; seat software will be inspected and updated at no charge when necessary.
A reported issue involving the vehicle’s DC-DC converter can affect charging for the low-voltage electrical system and may lead to a loss of drive power.
Six major US auto-industry groups are urging the White House not merely to retain barriers on Chinese vehicle imports, but to block Chinese automakers from building connected vehicles in America. The dispute shows that a
The official recall record describes wiring that may be routed in a way that allows contact with the underside of the hood.
Volkswagen Tiguan vehicles may experience body-control software resets that can switch off the ignition, disrupt vehicle functions and increase crash risk; dealers will provide a free software update.
An official recall addresses a steering rack mounting concern in certain Audi Q3, Volkswagen Atlas, and Volkswagen Tiguan vehicles.
A plain-language overview of newly listed safety recalls involving seat-belt anchorage, rearview-camera, display, and rear-suspension concerns.
The official recall record describes a body-control-module software issue that may cause the windshield wipers to fail in certain Jeep Grand Cherokee vehicles.
Buick Encore GX, Envista, Chevrolet Trailblazer and Trax vehicles may show a distorted or blank rearview camera image; dealers will inspect and replace the camera if necessary at no charge.
The official recall record describes roof rack crossbar pivot bolts that may not have been tightened properly, allowing a crossbar to detach.
The official recall record describes a software concern involving the battery energy control module in certain Ford Mustang Mach E vehicles.
The recall concerns a rearview camera image that may not display properly.
Royal Truck recalls 110 traffic-control trucks from 2022–2026 because sign-board solar-panel screws may loosen. The remedy replaces screws with rivets.
A right-side curtain air bag in certain Ford Bronco vehicles may tear during deployment; dealers will adjust bracket clearance free of charge.
Ford has recalled 223,472 F-150 pickups after finding that an improperly secured fuel tank could leak or detach. Here is what the campaign means for affected 2023–2027 trucks and why the repair deserves prompt attention.
Certain 2026 Rossmonster Baja, Havn and Skye motorcoaches need a MaxxAir fan circuit-board check. Recall 26V538000 covers 85 vehicles.
Storyteller recalls 169 vehicles with MaxxAir fans that may overheat. Certain 2026–2027 MODE vans and 2026 GXV HILTs need a free circuit-board check.
Toyota recalls certain Tacoma, Tundra, RAV4 and 4Runner models because incorrect load labels can lead to overloading. Dealers will replace labels for free.
DTNA recalls 2,404 trucks after an incorrect earlier repair. Corroded brake valves can pull the truck sideways during stability-control braking.
Ford F-150 vehicles may have a fuel tank that is not secured properly; dealers will inspect and replace the tank straps as needed at no charge.
Ford recalls 1,945 Transits for a rear seat-belt reminder fault. Interim notices are planned for September; the free remedy is anticipated in December.
A newly reported Jeep recall covers nearly 202,000 SUVs whose tire-pressure warning may not alert drivers. The defect is software-based, but the owner response should be practical rather than casual.
Nissan recalls 149 Altima vehicles from 2025 because incorrect passenger-airbag fasteners may affect deployment. Dealers will replace the fasteners.
Nova Bus recalls 928 LFS and LFS Artic buses for a coolant-sensor fault. Buses repaired under recall 24V873 still need the new repair.
September 11, 2026 recall briefing covering Chrysler, Dodge, Jeep and other vehicles, with affected models, repair plans and dated owner-notification updates.
Altec recalls 280 Service Body vehicles for water intrusion in strobe lights. The repair includes a fuse update and light replacement when needed.
Toyota recalls 8,521 electric C-HRs for battery-control software that may shut down drive power. Dealers will update the software free of charge.
A new 328,381-vehicle Grand Cherokee recall replaces two earlier campaigns and requires another dealer visit even for SUVs repaired before.
Certain Jeep Cherokee, Grand Cherokee, Grand Cherokee L, Grand Wagoneer, Grand Wagoneer L, Wagoneer and Wagoneer L vehicles may not alert the driver to low tire pressure; dealers will provide a software update at no cost
Chrysler Pacifica and Voyager vehicles may lose electronic stability control because of a cracked sensor capacitor; the specified remedy is a free inspection and sensor replacement as necessary.
NHTSA’s September 4 Cybercab audit examines Tesla’s self-certification after Austin deployment. The case shows why driverless capability and federal compliance are separate questions.
Affected Jeep Grand Cherokee vehicles may have rear coil springs that can separate while driving; the record lists a no-cost dealer repair involving the lower isolators.
An 11th death tied to a banned replacement airbag inflator turns a used-car repair-history question into an immediate safety check—one that a VIN recall search cannot answer.
RAM 1500 vehicles may lose the rearview camera image because of a radio software error; the software update is provided at no charge.
September 4, 2026 recall briefing covering Chrysler, Dodge, Ford and other vehicles, with affected models, repair plans and dated owner-notification updates.
Kia is recalling 21,290 EV9 electric SUVs over a front-passenger occupant-detection issue. The recall underscores why family-SUV owners should verify repair status by VIN rather than rely on model year alone.
Toyota recalls 407 bZ Woodland vehicles with a tow converter that may short-circuit, disabling stability control or leaving the brake lights on.
Ford Bronco, Bronco Sport, Explorer, Mustang and Ranger vehicles may have incorrectly manufactured engine piston domes that can fail and cause a loss of drive power; dealers will inspect the pistons and replace the long-
August 2026 recall briefing covering Alfa Romeo, BMW, Chrysler and other vehicles, with affected models, repair plans and dated owner-notification updates.
Ford Mustang vehicles may lose drive power or key vehicle functions if engine-compartment ground connections fracture; the listed no-cost repair replaces the affected ground terminals when available.
Mitsubishi Outlander and Outlander PHEV vehicles may not show the rearview camera image in reverse because of infotainment software programming; dealers will update the software at no charge.
Mack recalls 341 TerraPro trucks from 2025 because steering gearbox fasteners may loosen. Dealers will inspect, tighten or replace the fasteners.
Mack recalls 513 Anthem and Pioneer trucks from 2027 because center roof marker lights may fail. The remedy is a free light replacement.
Heil recalls 654 garbage trucks because a ladder bolt may damage a CNG tank. See the free bracket repair and planned October 8 owner notices.
Recall 26V544000 covers certain 2027 Kenworth and Peterbilt trucks with seat wiring that can short-circuit. Dealers will replace affected harnesses free.
GM recalls 952 Chevrolet Silverado EV and GMC Sierra EV trucks because steel wheels may crack. Dealers will inspect and replace affected wheels.
Volvo Trucks recalls 2,071 VNL and VNR vehicles for center roof marker lights that may fail. Dealers will replace the light free of charge.
A recall covering 27,185 Lucid Air sedans pairs a fire warning with an over-the-air remedy. For owners, the important question is whether the update has actually finished.
Land Rover recalls 15,535 Discovery SUVs because poor drainage may damage the rearview camera. Dealers will add drains and inspect the camera.
Lucid recalls 27,185 Air vehicles for a lighting-circuit fire risk. Owners should park outside until the free recall software update is completed.
August 28, 2026 recall briefing covering Chrysler, Dodge, Ford and other vehicles, with affected models, repair plans and dated owner-notification updates.
Certain Chrysler, Dodge, Jeep and Ram vehicles may not show a rearview camera image when reverse is selected; the radio software will be updated at no charge.
A new 74,578-vehicle recall covers 2021-2023 Dodge Durangos whose rear spoilers can be damaged during liftgate use and detach on the road—including SUVs repaired in two earlier campaigns.
Rivian recalls 3,829 R1S and R1T vehicles from 2025–2026 for front turn signals that may fail. The recall expands an earlier turn-signal campaign.
Kia recalls 21,290 EV9s because the passenger airbag may stay active for a child or child seat. See the free repair and planned October notices.
PACCAR recalls 5,925 Kenworth and Peterbilt trucks for oil in the power distribution box, risking loss of drive power, lighting or other systems.
Tesla recalls 20,349 Model 3 and Model Y vehicles for low beams that may be too bright for oncoming drivers. The remedy remains under development.
Certain International HV and MV trucks face a battery-cable fire risk. See affected years, the park-outside advisory and recall 26V459000.
A radio-software recall spanning Chrysler, Dodge, Jeep and Ram shows both the appeal and the practical limits of using over-the-air updates to resolve a federal safety issue.
DTNA recalls 23,276 Freightliner and FCCC vehicles from 2026–2027 for improper low-beam illumination. Dealers will update the headlight software.
Dodge recalls 74,578 Durango SUVs because a damaged rear spoiler may detach. Vehicles repaired under earlier recalls still need the new repair.
August 21, 2026 recall briefing covering Ford, Kia, Ram and other vehicles, with affected models, repair plans and dated owner-notification updates.
Federal actions now give automated-vehicle developers a clearer route to limited U.S. deployment. The unresolved question is whether oversight and public evidence will keep pace.
Certain BMW 540i, M550i, 750e and 840i models face driveshaft damage and rollaway risks. See affected years, the repair plan and official recall documents.
Toyota recalls 48,280 Tacoma and Tacoma Hybrid trucks because shock-absorber flanges may corrode and let external oil reservoirs detach.
Toyota’s 2026 Camry recall and its earlier 12.3-inch display campaign involve different equipment and remedies. Here is how owners can distinguish the two.
BMW recalls 29,119 plug-in hybrids for a starter-relay fire risk. Owners are advised to park outside and away from structures until repaired.
Ford recalls certain F-150 and F-250 trucks with 8-inch SYNC screens because a menu may cover the rearview camera image. See the software remedy.
Hyundai recalls 2024–2026 Kona and 2024–2025 Kona Electric vehicles. Do not use the rear center seat until the seat belt buckle is replaced.
August 14, 2026 recall briefing covering Ford, Lincoln, Ram and other vehicles, with affected models, repair plans and dated owner-notification updates.
The 2025–2026 Camry recall covers 508,354 U.S. vehicles. A 7-inch-meter software fault can disable turn signals, hazard lights and warnings, not just blank the screen.
Volkswagen recalls 2024–2026 Atlas and Atlas Cross Sport SUVs for a rearview camera display problem. The remedy is a free dealer software update.
Subaru’s recall concerns incorrect axle-weight information on the doorjamb label. It is not a mechanical repair, but the corrected label matters when owners load their vehicles heavily.
A recall covers 48,777 Dodge Hornet and Alfa Romeo Tonale vehicles because rear outboard seat belts may twist and fail to retract properly.
Certain 2025-2026 Toyota Camry Hybrids can lose the instrument display, turn signals and warnings at startup. See the free software remedy for recall 26V511000.
Ford recalls 2024–2026 Mustang and 2025–2026 Mustang GTD vehicles for cold-weather wiper and washer problems. See the free inspection and repair.
Ford recalls 2025–2027 Explorer Hybrid and 2024–2027 Lincoln Nautilus Hybrid vehicles for missing pedestrian sounds. See the phased repair plan.
Ford recalls 86,543 Mustang Mach-E vehicles from 2023–2025 because rear quarter-window trim may detach. See affected vehicles and the planned repair.
Ford’s 565,691-vehicle Bronco wiring-harness recall concerns fire risk, VIN eligibility and a free protective-sheathing repair. Here is why Bronco Sport recalls are separate.
Certain 2025–2027 Ford Explorer and Lincoln Aviator SUVs may have unintended driver-seat movement. See affected vehicles and the two-step repair.
Certain 2025–2026 Hyundai Tucson models may lose instrument-panel information. See affected variants, software update details and official recall sources.
Ford and Lincoln recall 741,195 vehicles for transmission park-system damage that may cause rollaway. See affected models and the planned repair.
August 7, 2026 recall briefing covering Ford, Kia, Lincoln and other vehicles, with affected models, repair plans and dated owner-notification updates.
July 2026 recall briefing covering BMW, Ford, Honda and other vehicles, with affected models, repair plans and dated owner-notification updates.
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