CarRecallWatchThe 2020 Peterbilt 567 has 8 safety recalls on file with NHTSA.
2020 Peterbilt 567 recalls
Steering Arm Bolts May Fail, Causing Loss of Steering
Fasteners that attach the steering arm to the steering knuckle on the Dana D-Series front axle may fail.
Methane alarm may fail if power is lost, risking fire
Certain heavy-duty trucks have a wiring defect in the methane detection system.
Brakes May Release During Winching, Causing Rollaway
On certain heavy-duty wrecker and auto hauler trucks, the work brake used during winching can unintentionally disengage the service brakes.
Fuel leak from rail assembly can cause fire
A sealing washer in the high-pressure fuel rail assembly may not seat correctly in the pilot bore holes.
Loose Suspension Bolts Can Detach and Create Road Hazards
Some trucks have lower rear pivot bolts on the steerable lift axle suspension that are too short.
Battery Jumper Cable Can Chafe and Cause Fire Risk
Certain Peterbilt trucks with a left-hand under-hood jumper terminal may have a positive battery jumper terminal cable that is too long.
Rear axle shaft may fracture, risking detached driveline
Certain heavy-duty trucks built in 2020 may have rear axle output shafts that were not heat treated properly during manufacturing.
Mirror Glass May Detach, Reducing Visibility and Creating Road Hazard
Certain heavy-duty trucks may have upper mirror glass that can separate from the mirror carrier plate because of inadequate adhesion.
2020 Peterbilt 567 questions
Does the 2020 Peterbilt 567 have any recalls?
Yes. NHTSA lists 8 safety recalls for the 2020 Peterbilt 567: Steering Arm Bolts May Fail, Causing Loss of Steering; Methane alarm may fail if power is lost, risking fire; Brakes May Release During Winching, Causing Rollaway; Fuel leak from rail assembly can cause fire; Loose Suspension Bolts Can Detach and Create Road Hazards. Recall repairs are normally free at an authorized dealer.
How do I check if a recall on my 2020 Peterbilt 567 has been fixed?
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