The NHTSA has announced a recall involving over 185,000 vehicles from Volvo and Mack Trucks. This extensive recall addresses potentially serious electronic control unit (ECU) malfunctions that could affect crucial vehicle systems, leading to increased accident risks.
Discover the details and understand what steps you should take if your vehicle is impacted.
Key Points of Recall:
ECU Malfunctions: Faulty ECUs could disrupt multiple safety systems, including ABS, stability control, and collision mitigation.
Risk of Accidents: Reduced functionality of crucial safety systems could significantly raise the likelihood of crashes.
Widespread Impact: Extensive range of models from 2020 to 2025 affected, covering both Volvo and Mack branded trucks.
Fuel pump concerns in Paccar Trucks with Cummins Engines
October 28, 2024
A crucial recall has been issued by the NHTSA for thousands of Paccar tractors, specifically models equipped with Cummins X15 diesel engines. An identified risk of fuel pump leaks could lead to unexpected engine stalls, posing a serious risk on the road.
Check whether your vehicle is affected and what actions to take to ensure safety and compliance.
Key Points of Recall:
Fuel Pump Leaks: Potential for engine stalls due to fuel pump issues in critical truck models.
Immediate Risk: The defect presents an immediate hazard of stalling, increasing the likelihood of accidents.
Broad Spectrum of Models: Multiple 2025 models of Kenworth and Peterbilt trucks are included in this recall notice.
