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🔥 Fire riskNHTSA 10V225📅 May 26, 2010

2008–2009 E-One Cyclone II & 2008–2009 E-One Quest recall: engine

⚠️ What's wrong

E-one is recalling certain model year 2008-2009 Quest and Cyclone II fire trucks equipped with detroit diesel series 60 engines manufactured from march 13, 2008 through september 27, 2009. There is a software problem in the engine control computer that may cause unexpected engine shut down under certain operating conditions.

💥 The risk

Unexpected shut down of the engine may prevent the operation of equipment on the vehicle during rescue operation putting the public and fire fighters at risk.

🔧 The fix

Detroit diesel is handling the owner notification schedule and remedy for this campaign. The motor control module will have a new software installed free of charge. Owners may contact detroit diesel at 313-592-3708.

Is the fix free? Yes. Safety recall repairs are free at any authorized dealer under federal law, including parts and labor. (Vehicles more than 15 years old when the recall was announced can be excluded, but most manufacturers still fix them.)
NHTSA campaign
10V225000
Manufacturer recall #
4EN
Manufacturer
E-ONE, INC.
Vehicles affected
20
Component
ENGINE AND ENGINE COOLING
NHTSA hotline
1-888-327-4236
Owner letters mailed
May 31, 2010
Built
Mar 13, 2008 – Sep 27, 2009
Recall started by
MFR
Notes
E-one safety recall no. 4EN.owners may also contact the national highway traffic safety administration's vehicle safety hotline at 1-888-327-4236 (TTY 1-800-424-9153), or go to http://www.safercar.gov .

Vehicles in this recall

Is your car affected? Recalls apply to specific VINs. Check my VIN

FAQ

Is the 10V225 recall repair free?

Yes. Safety recall repairs are free at any authorized dealer under federal law, including parts and labor. (Vehicles more than 15 years old when the recall was announced can be excluded, but most manufacturers still fix them.)

Which vehicles are included in recall 10V225?

2008–2009 E-One Cyclone II & 2008–2009 E-One Quest. 20 vehicles may be affected. Check your exact car with its 17-character VIN.

What should I do?

Check your VIN, then call any authorized E-One dealer to book the free repair.