Medtec recalls
Source: NHTSA data as of September 22, 2026. Last refreshed Sep 23, 2026, 2:43 AM UTC.
8 recalls found for Medtec vehicles in NHTSA data as of September 22, 2026, the newest filed November 30, 2012. Choose a model:
Newest Medtec recalls
- Nov 30, 201212V554000Seats977 vehicles2009-2011 Medtec Ambulance
If an attendant lands on the bench top with great force, such as when the vehicle hits a bump in the road, the bench top screws may loosen and pull out.
- Feb 14, 201111V098000Seats87 vehicles2010 Medtec Type II (van)
Medtec is recalling certain model year 2010 ambulance type II vans for not complying with federal motor vehicle safety standard no. 207, "seating systems," and federal motor…
- Oct 19, 201010V511000Seat belts198 vehicles2007-2010 Medtec Type II (van)
The rear facing ambulance attendant seat was not equipped with a type 2 seat belt assembly, and so the vehicles fail to comform to the requirements of federal motor vehicle…
- Nov 17, 200909V442000Equipment14 vehiclesMedtec AD-170, FD-160 and 1 more model
The heater element in these assemblies may be defective which could cause the unit to create smoke or sparks.
- Apr 1, 200909V108000Seat belts72 vehicles2007-2009 Medtec Ambulance
The seat belt anchors for the squad bench are fastened to the sidewall of the ambulance body, using 1/4-20 self-threading machine screws.
- Oct 15, 200404V491000Electrical system462 vehicles2003 Medtec Ambulance
On certain ambulances, a diode in the anti-lock braking system (ABS) module may experience an electrical short.
- Feb 4, 200403V523000Seat belts2,834 vehicles1995-2003 Medtec Ambulance
On certain ambulances, the seat belt anchors for the squad bench could pull out from the wall.
- Jun 6, 199494V102000Structure13 vehicles1993 Medtec Ambulance
The outside latch of the trimark rear doors does not work in unison with the striker, causing the rods of the doors to bind.
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