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White Truck RBW recalls by year

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

6 recalls found for the White Truck RBW in NHTSA data as of September 22, 2026. Choose a model year:

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Newest White Truck RBW recalls

  • Aug 7, 197979V183000Suspension890 vehicles
    White Truck RB2, RBW and 1 more model

    Insufficient material thickness in the rear suspension lower spring seats may allow the seat to flex and break the seat-to-axle weld.

  • Aug 1, 197979V180000Steering1,223 vehicles
    Autocar K, White Truck K and 4 more models

    Some of the involved vehicles were not inspected for adequate clearance between the steering shaft and its firewall opening.

  • Jan 9, 197979V110000Steering8,921 vehicles
    Autocar K, White Truck K and 4 more models

    The hose clamp, which was installed around the steering column boot seat to keep noise and dirt from entering the cab, may loosen.

  • Jan 9, 197979V009000Exterior lighting9 vehicles
    1978 White Truck RBW

    The involved vehicles fail to conform to federal motor vehicle safety standard no. 108, "lamps, reflective devices and associated equipment", because the headlights may exceed…

  • Jan 9, 197979V008000Visibility12,333 vehicles
    Autocar K, White Truck K and 10 more models

    The windshield wiper may over-travel its designed sweep angle during its initial stroke with the possibility of temporary wiper immobilization.

  • Oct 25, 197878V240000Electrical system16,000 vehicles
    Autocar K Model, White Truck RB2 and 4 more models

    Loss of lights and engine shutdown may occur as a result of electrical system failure due to improper circuit crimping and potential heater motor circuit overloading.