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New Flyer D60 recalls

There are 4 safety recalls on record for the New Flyer D60, covering 2,451 vehicles in total across all the models in each campaign. Newest first.

New Flyer D60 recalls by model year

2000 21999 21998 21996 1

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Service brakes, airReported May 3, 2001 · 147 vehicles affected
What is wrong
Vehicle description: transit buses equipped with arvinmeritor "w-series" air-actuated brake cam rollers. These rollers were installed as original equipment and also sold as replacement parts. The affected brake rollers may fracture if subjected to high application loadings.
Risk
If one or more of the affected brake rollers fracture, proper brake application could be compromised, possibly resulting in a vehicle crash.
Remedy
Dealers will inspect brake rollers and replace them if necessary. Owner notification began may 31, 2001. Owners who take their vehicles to an authorized dealer on an agreed upon service date and do not receive the free remedy within a reasonable time should contact new flyer at 1‑204‑982‑8181.

Recall number 01V059002 · Recall details

Electrical system: 12v/24v/48v batteryReported April 30, 2001 · 2,100 vehicles affected
What is wrong
Vehicle description: transit buses equipped with vanner 60 series battery equalizers. The equalizer could fail to operate properly and cause malfunction of the battery charging system.
Risk
Without fusing, the equalizer may melt, burn, or smoke, possibly resulting in a fire or a smoke filled bus, thus necessitating a passenger evacuation of the bus. The failure mode can cause operator distraction, and/or possible personal injury.
Remedy
Dealers will inspect the buses for certain equalizers by the date code. The affected equalizers will be replaced by vanner. New flyer is conducting the owner notification for this campaign. Owners who take their vehicles to an authorized dealer on an agreed upon service date and do not receive the free remedy within a reasonable time should contact vanner at 1‑800‑227‑6937 or new flyer at 1‑204‑982‑8413.

Recall number 01V033006 · Recall details

Unknown or otherReported October 25, 1999 · 174 vehicles affected
What is wrong
Vehicle description: transit buses. Failure of a soft seat check valve in wheelchair lifts provided by lift-u, may allow the front and rear platform barriers to return to a horizontal position from the vertical position they are supposed to be locked in.
Risk
This could allow a mobility aid to roll off of the lift platform injuring its occupant. Lift-u will replace the soft seat check valves.
Remedy
Lift-u will replace the soft seat check valves.

Recall number 99V242002 · Recall details

Service brakes, air: slack adjustersReported June 23, 1998 · 30 vehicles affected
What is wrong
Vehicle description: articulated transit buses. Under extreme brake applications, the slack adjuster yoke in the rear brakes can come in contact with the alxe mounting hardware.
Risk
This can reduce rear brake contribution during a stop increasing the risk of a vehicle crash.
Remedy
The owner will be provided with parts, instructions and repair assistance as required. The owner will replace the axle u-bolt washers and trim the excess u-bolt length.

Recall number 98V137000 · Recall details

Questions about the New Flyer D60 recalls

How do I check if my New Flyer D60 has an open recall?

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Do I have to pay for a recall repair?

No. Safety recall repairs are free at any authorized dealer of the brand, even if the car is out of warranty or you are not the first owner.

How many recalls does the New Flyer D60 have?

4, covering service brakes, air, electrical system and unknown or other.

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