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Recalls that name Cummins

These are the campaigns in this catalog where NHTSA's record names Cummins. The name is in the manufacturer, the summary, or the safety risk NHTSA wrote. A mention is not a VIN match. Look the campaign up at NHTSA before you treat it as yours.

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NHTSA's record names Cummins on each campaign in this list. The newest campaign, 23V-325, says: A gas leak in the presence of an ignition source may increase the risk of fire. Read the campaign that names your rig. A model year on this list is not proof your VIN is included.

These are campaigns where NHTSA's record names Cummins. Confirm the campaign at NHTSA.

Campaigns

19 campaigns.

  1. Official recall

    23V-325

    Filed May 4, 2023

    The fuel hose between the inline fuel filter and the Injection Pump Module (IPM) may have inadequate clamp force, possibly resulting in a gasoline leak.

    Look up 23V-325 at NHTSA

  2. Official recall

    23V-307

    Filed April 28, 2023

    The fuel hose between the fuel filter and Injection Pump Module (IPM) may not be properly secured, which can cause a gas leak.

    Look up 23V-307 at NHTSA

  3. Official recall

    23V-286

    Filed April 21, 2023

    The fuel hose between the inline fuel filter and the Injection Pump Module (IPM) may have inadequate clamp force, possibly resulting in a gasoline leak.

    Look up 23V-286 at NHTSA

  4. Official recall

    23V-285

    Filed April 21, 2023

    The fuel hose between the inline fuel filter and the injection pump module (IPM) may have inadequate clamp force, possibly resulting in a gasoline leak.

    Look up 23V-285 at NHTSA

  5. Official recallPark outside

    23V-060

    Filed February 9, 2023

    An electrical short may occur in the heater grid relay with the ignition on or off.

    Look up 23V-060 at NHTSA

  6. Official recall

    22V-642

    Filed August 26, 2022

    The engine control module (ECM) may have been built with a misaligned capacitor that can short-circuit, resulting in an internal loss of communication.

    Look up 22V-642 at NHTSA

  7. Official recall

    21V-880

    Filed November 12, 2021

    The High Pressure Fuel Pump (HPFP) may fail, resulting in a sudden engine stall without warning.

    Look up 21V-880 at NHTSA

  8. Official recallPark outside

    21V-798

    Filed October 14, 2021

    An electrical short in the relay may cause a vehicle fire with the ignition on or off.

    Look up 21V-798 at NHTSA

  9. Official recall

    21V-767

    Filed September 28, 2021

    A fuel leak may occur in the fuel hoses between the fuel pump and the remote fuel filter head.

    Look up 21V-767 at NHTSA

  10. Official recall

    21V-642

    Filed August 17, 2021

    A fuel leak may occur from the fuel hose between the fuel pump and the remote fuel filter head.

    Look up 21V-642 at NHTSA

  11. Official recall

    21V-604

    Filed August 4, 2021

    A fuel leak may occur from the fuel hose between the fuel pump and the remote fuel filter head.

    Look up 21V-604 at NHTSA

  12. Official recall

    21V-545

    Filed July 20, 2021

    A fuel leak may occur from the fuel hose between the fuel pump and remote filter head.

    Look up 21V-545 at NHTSA

  13. Official recall

    21V-506

    Filed July 2, 2021

    The sealing washer may not seat correctly in the pilot boreholes, allowing the high-pressure fuel rail assembly to leak.

    Look up 21V-506 at NHTSA

  14. Official recall

    21V-439

    Filed June 10, 2021

    The engine calibration software may not warn about low oil volume.

    Look up 21V-439 at NHTSA

  15. Official recall

    21V-163

    Filed March 11, 2021

    An electrical short may occur in the Solid State Intake Heater Grid Relay, which could result in a vehicle fire.

    Look up 21V-163 at NHTSA

  16. Official recall

    20V-511

    Filed August 27, 2020

    Inadequate warmup protection can cause a lack of oil film on the engine connecting rod bearings while the engine is reaching operating temperature. This can result in engine damage and connecting rod failure, which could potentially puncture the engine block.

    Look up 20V-511 at NHTSA

  17. Official recall

    17V-707

    Filed November 10, 2017

    These water pumps may leak coolant.

    Look up 17V-707 at NHTSA

  18. Official recall

    17V-441

    Filed July 13, 2017

    These engines have a fuel pump whose drive gear could possibly slip on its drive shaft, causing a fuel pump function loss, resulting in an engine stall.

    Look up 17V-441 at NHTSA

  19. Official recall

    17V-413

    Filed June 29, 2017

    These engines have a fuel pump whose drive gear could possibly slip on its drive shaft, causing a fuel pump function loss, resulting in an engine stall.

    Look up 17V-413 at NHTSA

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