detroit diesel Archives - Vehicle Recall

Detroit Diesel Dd13 – 12E009000

Vehicle recall defect – Daimler Trucks (Dtna) Is Recalling Certain Detroit Diesel Epa07 And Epa10 Dd13 Engines Manufactured From April 22, 2009, Through February 1, 2012. These Engines Were Installed As Original Equipment On Various Heavy Duty Trucks And Emergency Vehicles. The Pump To Rail High Pressure Fuel Line Support System Used On These Engines Is Sensitive To Assembly Torque And May Be Damaged During Service Work. As A Result Of Other Repairs, The Line Supports May Loosen, Potentially Leading To Fuel Line Cracking And A Fuel Leak.

Detroit Diesel Dd13 – 11E055000

Vehicle recall defect – Daimler Trucks (Dtna) Is Recalling Certain Detroit Diesel Dd13 Epa2010 Engines Manufactured From January 1, 2010, Through December 15, 2011, Sold And Installed For Use On Certain Pierce Manufacturing Emergency Vehicles. The Engine Shutdown Software Normally Provided To Protect The Engine And Vehicle May Not Have Been Disabled On Engines Intended For Emergency Vehicle Applications.

Detroit Diesel Dd13 – 10E016000

Vehicle recall defect – Dtna Is Recalling Certain Detroit Diesel Engines, Models Dd13, Dd15, And Dd16, Manufactured From January 1, 2007 Through April 5, 2010, Installed As Original Equipment In Certain Heavy Duty Trucks. Should The Fuel Filter Become Restricted, The Low Pressure Fuel Flange May Develop A Crack Resulting In A Leak Of Diesel Fuel.

Detroit Diesel Series 40 (1997) – 05E049000

Vehicle recall defect – Detroit Diesel Series 40 Engines Sold As Replacement Equipment. The Turbocharger Can Fail Allowing Lubricating Oil To Spill Onto The Engine.

Detroit Diesel Series 40 (1997) – 04E051000

Vehicle recall defect – Detroit Diesel Series 40 Turbochargers Manufactured From January 1, 1997 Through August 4, 2002. The Turbocharger Can Fail, Allowing Lubricating Oil To Spill Onto The Engine.

Detroit Diesel Optimized Idle – 96E033000

Vehicle recall defect – If The Ignition Is Turned On And The Fuse For The Electronic Control Module (Ecm) Power Feed Line Is Removed Or Burned Out, The Safety Features Designed To Prevent Injury To Persons Working In The Vicinity Of The Engine Will Be Bypassed, And Unintentional Cranking Of The Engine Will Occur.

Detroit Diesel Mbe4000 (2005) – 06E017000

Vehicle recall defect – Certain Detroit Diesel Egr Mbe4000 Engines Manufactured Between 2001 And 2005, Equipped In Freightliner, Sterling, And Western Star Trucks. The Low Pressure Fuel Line Can Crack Or Rub Through Resulting In Fuel On The Highway Surface Creating Skid Hazard.