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LP gas and propane recalls

These campaigns are the ones where NHTSA's component field names an LP gas system, including lines, tanks, furnaces, and water heaters filed under that system. A model year on this page is not proof your VIN is included.

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NHTSA's component field on these campaigns includes EQUIPMENT:RECREATIONAL VEHICLE/TRAILER:LPG SYSTEMS:LINES AND FITTINGS, EQUIPMENT:RECREATIONAL VEHICLE/TRAILER:LPG SYSTEMS, and EQUIPMENT:RECREATIONAL VEHICLE/TRAILER:LPG SYSTEMS:TANK ASSEMBLY. The newest campaign, 26V-557, says: LP tanks that cannot be shut off increase the risk of a fire. Additionally a loose LP tank may detach and become a road hazard, increasing the risk of a crash. Read the campaign that names your rig. A model year on this list is not proof your VIN is included.

Campaigns

65 campaigns.

  1. Official recall

    26V-557

    Filed August 31, 2026

    The liquid propane (LP) tank may have been manufactured without the remote shut off and may be loose in the mounting bracket.

    Look up 26V-557 at NHTSA

  2. Official recall

    25V-784

    Filed November 13, 2025

    Loose or missing fasteners on the refrigerator cooling unit can allow excessive movement of the unit, possibly causing the propane line to crack and leak.

    Look up 25V-784 at NHTSA

  3. Official recall

    25V-709

    Filed October 17, 2025

    A P-clamp may not have been installed, allowing the Liquid Propane (LP) generator hose to contact the exhaust.

    Look up 25V-709 at NHTSA

  4. Official recall

    25V-653

    Filed September 30, 2025

    The LP tank support tube may be too short and have an insufficient weld that may fracture, allowing the tank to detach.

    Look up 25V-653 at NHTSA

  5. Official recall

    25V-075

    Filed February 10, 2025

    The LP tank mounting bracket fasteners may have been improperly tightened, causing the tank to detach.

    Look up 25V-075 at NHTSA

  6. Official recall

    24V-861

    Filed November 15, 2024

    The quick disconnect fittings in the LP gas system may be cracked, causing a gas leak.

    Look up 24V-861 at NHTSA

  7. Official recall

    24V-803

    Filed October 25, 2024

    The axle equalizer may contact and damage the LP gas manifold, causing a propane leak.

    Look up 24V-803 at NHTSA

  8. Official recall

    24V-426

    Filed June 11, 2024

    The heat shield that protects the propane tank from engine exhaust may be too short, which can cause the propane tank to become overheated.

    Look up 24V-426 at NHTSA

  9. Official recall

    24V-351

    Filed May 17, 2024

    The Liquid Propane (LP) line may not be properly secured, which can cause the line to become damaged and leak.

    Look up 24V-351 at NHTSA

  10. Official recall

    24V-218

    Filed March 21, 2024

    The liquid level remote fill gauge on the propane tank may leak when in the "Open" position.

    Look up 24V-218 at NHTSA

  11. Official recall

    24V-103

    Filed February 12, 2024

    The liquid petroleum gas (LPG) tank mounting brackets may break, which can result in the LPG tank becoming dislodged and damaged.

    Look up 24V-103 at NHTSA

  12. Official recall

    23V-804

    Filed November 29, 2023

    The 32-inch hard line LPG hose fitting may not fit correctly, which can cause a fuel leak.

    Look up 23V-804 at NHTSA

  13. Official recall

    23V-359

    Filed May 19, 2023

    The brass fitting connected to the furnace pipe may have been manufactured without thread sealant.

    Look up 23V-359 at NHTSA

  14. Official recall

    22V-814

    Filed October 31, 2022

    The fitting on the non-leaching hose connected to the LPG regulator may leak at the swivel joint.

    Look up 22V-814 at NHTSA

  15. Official recall

    22V-795

    Filed October 21, 2022

    The LP fuel line is routed near the rear wheel well, which may allow the fuel line to contact the tire and become damaged, resulting in a gas leak.

    Look up 22V-795 at NHTSA

  16. Official recall

    22V-694

    Filed September 16, 2022

    The auxiliary LPG quick disconnect may be improperly tightened, causing a gas leak.

    Look up 22V-694 at NHTSA

  17. Official recall

    22V-584

    Filed August 4, 2022

    The service valves on the LPG tanks may be improperly connected, which can cause a propane leak.

    Look up 22V-584 at NHTSA

  18. Official recall

    22V-511

    Filed July 20, 2022

    The output line on the LPG tanks may not connect properly to the service valve, which can cause a propane leak.

    Look up 22V-511 at NHTSA

  19. Official recall

    22V-487

    Filed July 8, 2022

    The service valves on the LPG tanks may be improperly connected, which can cause a propane leak.

    Look up 22V-487 at NHTSA

  20. Official recall

    22V-433

    Filed June 17, 2022

    The quick disconnect fittings in the LP gas system may be cracked, causing a gas leak.

    Look up 22V-433 at NHTSA

  21. Official recall

    22V-432

    Filed June 17, 2022

    The quick disconnect fittings in the LP gas system may be cracked, causing a gas leak.

    Look up 22V-432 at NHTSA

  22. Official recall

    22V-313

    Filed May 9, 2022

    The quick disconnect fittings in the LP gas system may be cracked, causing a gas leak.

    Look up 22V-313 at NHTSA

  23. Official recall

    22V-309

    Filed May 6, 2022

    The quick disconnect fittings in the LP gas system may be cracked, causing a gas leak.

    Look up 22V-309 at NHTSA

  24. Official recall

    22V-308

    Filed May 6, 2022

    The quick disconnect fittings in the LP gas system may be cracked, causing a gas leak.

    Look up 22V-308 at NHTSA

  25. Official recall

    22V-301

    Filed May 5, 2022

    The quick disconnect fittings in the LP gas system may be cracked, causing a gas leak.

    Look up 22V-301 at NHTSA

  26. Official recall

    22V-300

    Filed May 5, 2022

    The quick disconnect fittings in the LP gas system may be cracked, causing a gas leak.

    Look up 22V-300 at NHTSA

  27. Official recall

    22V-292

    Filed May 3, 2022

    The quick disconnect fittings in the LP gas system may be cracked, causing a gas leak.

    Look up 22V-292 at NHTSA

  28. Official recall

    22V-289

    Filed May 2, 2022

    The quick disconnect fittings in the LP gas system may be cracked, causing a gas leak.

    Look up 22V-289 at NHTSA

  29. Official recall

    22V-270

    Filed April 22, 2022

    The quick disconnect fittings in the LP gas system may be cracked, causing a gas leak.

    Look up 22V-270 at NHTSA

  30. Official recall

    22V-243

    Filed April 13, 2022

    The quick disconnect fittings in the LP gas system may be cracked, causing a gas leak.

    Look up 22V-243 at NHTSA

  31. Official recall

    22V-242

    Filed April 13, 2022

    The furnace vent extension may not have been installed, which can cause carbon monoxide to enter the vehicle living area.

    Look up 22V-242 at NHTSA

  32. Official recall

    22V-094

    Filed February 18, 2022

    The LP gas line may have been incorrectly routed through the rear suspension leaf springs, which could damage the line and cause a gas leak.

    Look up 22V-094 at NHTSA

  33. Official recall

    21V-755

    Filed September 28, 2021

    The LP gas line may be too short and improperly installed, creating an excessive bend in the line which could rupture and leak.

    Look up 21V-755 at NHTSA

  34. Official recall

    21V-754

    Filed September 28, 2021

    The LP gas line may have been incorrectly routed through the rear suspension leaf springs, which could damage the line and cause a gas leak.

    Look up 21V-754 at NHTSA

  35. Official recall

    21V-708

    Filed September 13, 2021

    The regulator may fail, causing an increase in propane pressure.

    Look up 21V-708 at NHTSA

  36. Official recall

    21V-685

    Filed September 2, 2021

    The regulator may fail, causing an increase in propane pressure.

    Look up 21V-685 at NHTSA

  37. Official recall

    21V-671

    Filed August 27, 2021

    The regulator may fail, causing an increase in propane pressure.

    Look up 21V-671 at NHTSA

  38. Official recall

    21V-670

    Filed August 27, 2021

    The regulator may fail, causing an increase in propane pressure.

    Look up 21V-670 at NHTSA

  39. Official recall

    21V-441

    Filed June 10, 2021

    The heat shield between the LP tank and chassis muffler was not installed.

    Look up 21V-441 at NHTSA

  40. Official recall

    21V-428

    Filed June 4, 2021

    The regulator may fail, causing an increase in propane pressure.

    Look up 21V-428 at NHTSA

  41. Official recall

    21V-427

    Filed June 4, 2021

    The regulator may fail, causing an increase in propane pressure.

    Look up 21V-427 at NHTSA

  42. Official recall

    21V-425

    Filed June 4, 2021

    The regulator may fail, causing an increase in propane pressure.

    Look up 21V-425 at NHTSA

  43. Official recall

    21V-393

    Filed May 26, 2021

    The LP regulator that controls the LP gas pressure may fail, allowing excessive gas pressure that causes the appliance flame to increase.

    Look up 21V-393 at NHTSA

  44. Official recall

    21V-355

    Filed May 14, 2021

    The water heater housing may not have been properly sealed, allowing gas to enter the coach.

    Look up 21V-355 at NHTSA

  45. Official recall

    21V-019

    Filed January 20, 2021

    The internal O-ring between the saddle valve and the manifold can experience a propane gas leak.

    Look up 21V-019 at NHTSA

  46. Official recall

    20V-727

    Filed November 23, 2020

    The saddle valve securing bolt may be overtightened, possibly damaging the o-ring seal and causing a continuous gas leak.

    Look up 20V-727 at NHTSA

  47. Official recall

    20V-655

    Filed October 26, 2020

    The fresh air intake sleeve for the furnace is too short and does not have proper connection of the furnace to the exterior, allowing furnace exhaust to enter the trailer.

    Look up 20V-655 at NHTSA

  48. Official recall

    20V-589

    Filed September 25, 2020

    The flame on the cooktop may become inverted, due to the cooktop not being isolated from the furnace return air.

    Look up 20V-589 at NHTSA

  49. Official recall

    20V-377

    Filed June 26, 2020

    The propane gas line may be routed around sharp edges which may cause a propane leak.

    Look up 20V-377 at NHTSA

  50. Official recall

    20V-360

    Filed June 19, 2020

    The furnace may not have been properly secured inside the furnace cabinet, allowing it to move freely inside the cabinet.

    Look up 20V-360 at NHTSA

  51. Official recall

    20V-030

    Filed January 20, 2020

    The rubber liquid propane (LP) gas line may have been improperly routed against the metal burner chamber of the refrigerator.

    Look up 20V-030 at NHTSA

  52. Official recall

    19V-846

    Filed November 25, 2019

    The liquid propane (LP) tank hangers may be the wrong size and have insufficient welding, allowing the LP tank to dislodge.

    Look up 19V-846 at NHTSA

  53. Official recall

    18V-871

    Filed December 7, 2018

    The quick disconnect rubber propane line may be incorrectly routed, allowing the outside grill to be stored while the fuel supply is still on and the flame is still lit.

    Look up 18V-871 at NHTSA

  54. Official recall

    18V-855

    Filed November 30, 2018

    The liquid propane (LP) lines may have been installed without edge protection where the LP lines pass through the closeout panel, possibly resulting in the lines being damaged and leaking fuel.

    Look up 18V-855 at NHTSA

  55. Official recall

    18V-760

    Filed October 29, 2018

    A flexible liquid propane (LP) hose was installed on the outside cooktop running into the firebox of the stove instead of a rigid metal tube supply line.

    Look up 18V-760 at NHTSA

  56. Official recall

    18V-741

    Filed October 19, 2018

    The liquid propane (LP) hose may not have adequate space between the floor and the metal plate on the refrigerator, causing damage to the hose and possibly creating a propane leak.

    Look up 18V-741 at NHTSA

  57. Official recall

    18V-682

    Filed October 1, 2018

    The liquid propane (LP) gas supply line may be missing p-clamps, allowing the supply line to contact the burner assembly on the refrigerator.

    Look up 18V-682 at NHTSA

  58. Official recall

    18V-526

    Filed August 10, 2018

    The liquid propane lines on these vehicles are routed through the wheel well and may be damaged by road debris.

    Look up 18V-526 at NHTSA

  59. Official recall

    18V-462

    Filed July 11, 2018

    Propane gas may leak at the back of the outside kitchen cooktop.

    Look up 18V-462 at NHTSA

  60. Official recall

    18V-399

    Filed June 14, 2018

    The liquid propane (LP) gas line on the optional pull-out outside kitchen may contact the underside of the hot grill.

    Look up 18V-399 at NHTSA

  61. Official recall

    17V-690

    Filed November 1, 2017

    The liquid propane (LP) manifold block may be mounted too close to the center shackle, allowing the shackle to hit the LP hose fitting and cause a propane leak.

    Look up 17V-690 at NHTSA

  62. Official recall

    17V-573

    Filed September 15, 2017

    The liquid propane (LP) line may have insufficient clearance above the axle shackle.

    Look up 17V-573 at NHTSA

  63. Official recall

    17V-522

    Filed August 24, 2017

    The liquid propane (LP) hose may sag and become pinched between the frame and the leaf spring u-bolts, potentially damaging the hose and causing a propane leak.

    Look up 17V-522 at NHTSA

  64. Official recall

    17V-511

    Filed August 18, 2017

    The liquid propane (LP) hose may not have been properly secured to the frame near the tire and, as a result, the tire may rub through the LP hose causing a leak.

    Look up 17V-511 at NHTSA

  65. Official recall

    17V-505

    Filed August 14, 2017

    The propane manifold under the kitchen slide may contact the floor potentially causing damage to the propane line.

    Look up 17V-505 at NHTSA

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