Motor Coach recalls

Source: NHTSA data as of September 22, 2026. Last refreshed Sep 23, 2026, 2:43 AM UTC.

19 recalls found for Motor Coach vehicles in NHTSA data as of September 22, 2026, the newest filed August 8, 1989. Choose a model:

Newest Motor Coach recalls

Aug 8, 198989V132000Suspension448 vehicles
1987-1988 Motor Coach MC9
Due to high loads on the upper rear radius rod, which is used to locate the crive axle and limit vehicle roll during turning manuevers, the upper rear radius rod may fail.
Apr 13, 198989V064000Exterior lighting950 vehicles
Motor Coach 102A2, 102A3 and 2 more models
Under certain conditions when applying turn signal switch and turning steering wheel, a turn signal component could drag across the face of the turn signal detent plate.
May 21, 198787V074000Steering5,043 vehicles
Motor Coach MC9, 102A3 and 1 more model
There may not be proper engagement between the male taper of the ball stud and the female taper of the pitman arm.
May 22, 198484V064000Steering207 vehicles
1984 Motor Coach MC9
Faulty filter collapses under normal amount of pressure.
May 10, 198383V053000Wheels6 vehicles
1982-1983 Motor Coach MC9
The aluminum wheels are equipped with short threaded bolts which will not properly secure a spare steel wheel.
Jan 7, 198383V011000Visibility3,754 vehicles
1979-1983 Motor Coach MC9
The window latch and lock components may not be properly aligned; consequently, the stainless steel keeper (striker) may cause wear on the aluminum latch.
Jun 18, 198282V064000Steering182 vehicles
1982 Motor Coach MC9
The drag ling clamps may contain defective capscrews.
Jan 4, 198181V017000Structure1,670 vehicles
1978-1980 Motor Coach MC9
Roof hatches may be propped open to allow for fresh air ventilation.
Aug 1, 197979V178000Service brakes, air1,602 vehicles
Motor Coach MC5B, MC5C and 1 more model
Certain vehicles do not comply to federal motor vehicle safety standard no. 121, "air brake systems".
Mar 6, 197979V067000Seat belts8 vehicles
Motor Coach MC8 and MC9
The driver"s seat belt may fail to meet federal motor vehicle safety standard no. 209, "seat belt assemblies".

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