Executive recalls
Source: NHTSA data as of September 22, 2026. Last refreshed Sep 23, 2026, 2:43 AM UTC.
13 recalls found for Executive vehicles in NHTSA data as of September 22, 2026, the newest filed May 12, 1989. Choose a model:
Newest Executive recalls
- May 12, 198989V077000Service brakes, hydraulic23 vehicles1988-1989 Executive Executive
Unequal braking may occur on the front, drive and tag axles.
- Sep 21, 198787V152000Vehicle speed control32 vehicles1987 Executive Executive
Incorrect throttle inner cable may have been installed.
- Apr 15, 198787V055000Exterior lighting78 vehicles1987 Executive Executive
Headlight circuit breaker may fail when all four headlights are on because of excessive amperage draw.
- Oct 18, 198585V131000Electrical system421 vehiclesDiplomat Diplomat and Executive Executive
Wiring of the battery charging system causes unequal charging which could overcharge the small generator battery.
- Jul 30, 198585V097000Electrical system65 vehiclesExecutive Diplomat and Executive
The step control switch has a 30 ampere circuit breaker instead of the 10 ampere breaker required.
- Jul 23, 198585V094000Steering775 vehiclesExecutive Diplomat and Executive
Nut safety clip securing steering wheel was omitted after replacement leather steering wheel was installed.
- Apr 3, 198585V038000Structure655 vehiclesExecutive Diplomat and Executive
Carbon monoxide produced by the auxiliary power generator, when used for prolonged periods of time may enter the motorhome interior.
- Jan 16, 197979V024000Equipment33 vehicles1973 Executive Executive
The involved vehicles have gross vehicle weight rating tags that were incorrectly filled out.
- Aug 20, 197575V159000Exterior lighting258 vehiclesExecutive 3100XL and Executive
- Jan 5, 197474V020000Vehicle speed control124 vehicles1973 Executive Executive
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