Suburban Recalls
9 recalls on record · December 10, 1974 to March 22, 2024 · Vehicle Equipment
Recalls by year
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Count of recall notices naming this brand, by the year the recall was announced. A quiet year is not proof of a safe year.
March 22, 2024Vehicle EquipmentNHTSA
Suburban Equipment recall
Hazard: A circuit board that overheats increases the risk of a fire.
January 16, 2023Vehicle EquipmentNHTSA
Suburban Equipment recall
Hazard: A gas leak in the presence of an ignition source can increase the risk of a fire.
April 28, 2022Vehicle EquipmentNHTSA
Suburban Equipment recall
Hazard: A gas leak in the presence of an ignition source can increase the risk of a fire.
August 10, 2010Vehicle EquipmentNHTSA
Suburban Equipment recall
Hazard: A GAS LEAK OCCURRING IN THE AREA OF THE OVEN PILOT CAN CAUSE A FLASH WHEN THE GAS IGNITES, AND WOULD CAUSE A FIRE IF THE OVEN VALVE IS NOT PROPERLY TURNED OFF.
October 1, 2008Vehicle EquipmentNHTSA
Suburban Equipment recall
Hazard: IF THE HOSE IS OVERHEATED, THE HOSE CAN DETERIORATE AND BEGIN TO LEAK LP GAS WHICH COULD POSSIBLY RESULT IN A FIRE.
July 17, 2007Vehicle EquipmentNHTSA
Suburban Equipment recall
Hazard: IF THE THREADED CONNECTOR IS NOT PROPERLY TIGHTENED, IT IS POSSIBLE FOR THE GAS TO LEAK FROM THE CONNECTION WHEN THE BURNER IS TURNED ON. LP GAS IS HEAVIER THAN AIR AND ANY LEAKED GAS COULD ACCUMULATE IN AN ENCLOSED OR LOW AREA IN YOUR RECREATION VEHICLE. A SUFFICIENT QUANTITY OF ACCUMULATED GAS, IF IGNITED, COULD CAUSE A FIRE OR EXPLOSION.
March 15, 2007Vehicle EquipmentNHTSA
Suburban Equipment recall
Hazard: IF THE OVEN CONTROL KNOB WAS DEPRESSED FOR SOME TIME BEFORE LIGHTING THE PILOT LIGHT, THE EXCESS GAS IN THE OVEN COULD CAUSE A FLASH AT THE OPENING OF THE OVEN, POSSIBLY RESULTING IN PERSONAL INJURY.
November 17, 1981Vehicle EquipmentNHTSA
Suburban Equipment recall
December 10, 1974Vehicle EquipmentNHTSA
Suburban Visibility recall