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2003–2026 Truck Master FORD F-350 and HINO L6L and other models recall: label

Truck Master–upfitted medium and heavy trucks listed in the notice (including 2003–2026 Ford F-350; 2004–2024 Hino L6L; 2005–2026 Ram 3500; 2007–2024 Freightliner M2; 2010–2025 GMC Sierra HD; 2010–2019 Ford F-250; 2014–2024 Ram 5500; 2019–2025 Ford F-550; 2022–2025 Ford F-450; 2023 Ford Transit; 2023 International CV; 2024 Ram 4500; 2026 Chevrolet Silverado HD; and other listed models) are affected because the factory compliance label may not be printed in both English and French and may be missing metric units for tire pressure. The company will notify owners by mail and advise contacting Truck Master Manufacturing & Equipment Ltd. to arrange replacement of the compliance label.

What's being recalled

Visit Transport Canada’s Motor Vehicle Safety Recalls Database for the original recall.

How to identify it

2003–2026 Truck Master FORD F-350

2004–2024 Truck Master HINO L6L

2004 Truck Master INTERNATIONAL 8600

2005–2026 Truck Master RAM 3500

2007–2024 Truck Master FREIGHTLINER M2

2010–2025 Truck Master GMC SIERRA HD

2010–2019 Truck Master FORD F-250

2014–2024 Truck Master RAM 5500

2019–2025 Truck Master FORD F-550

2022–2025 Truck Master FORD F-450

2023 Truck Master FORD TRANSIT

2023 Truck Master INTERNATIONAL CV

2024 Truck Master RAM 4500

2026 Truck Master CHEVROLET SILVERADO HD

The hazard

Issue:

On certain trucks upfitted by Truck Master Manufacturing & Equipment Ltd, the compliance label may not have been printed in both official languages. Additionally, the label is missing metric units for the tire pressure. Canadian regulations require information on the compliance label to be listed in both English and French and that values be listed in metric units.

Safety Risk:

A label that's missing information in both official languages or metric units could cause confusion.

Corrective actions:

The company will notify owners by mail and advise you to contact Truck Master Mfg. to arrange for the replacement of the compliance label.

What to do

Please see corrective actions section below

The official notice

This page is a summary of the notice published by Transport Canada, collected from Health Canada, CFIA and Transport Canada. Check the original before you act on it.

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