Is there a recall on the Monaco rr4r?

ONLY ONE IS AFFECTED. The recall affects Rear Suspension Trailing Arms ONLY ON THE R4R and RR4R CHASSIS with the “Monaco Gold” or sometimes referred to as “R-Way” suspension. It is an in-house copy of the Neway suspension.

Where can I find out about the Subaru recall?

Your local authorized Subaru retailer is the first stop for any questions or concerns about product recall and campaign information. To contact Subaru of America directly, please Email our Customer Support team.

Is there a recall on the new mysubaru?

In the new MySubaru you’ll notice some changes designed to make managing your vehicle even more convenient. In addition to receiving recall notices, there are plenty of other helpful new features. You can now keep track of your service history, stay up-to-date on maintenance, take advantage of service coupons, and more.

When was the last recall on my car?

When you update your account, we’ll need your Vehicle Identification Number (VIN) to help us bring you recall notices, owner manuals, and other information specific to your vehicle. Recalls issued prior to February 1998 are not included in search results.

Are there any recalls on the Monaco HR?

Monaco had a previous recall on the trailing arms because of bad welds. IT IS IMPORTANT TO NOTE THAT THE ARMS REPLACED UNDER THIS EARLIER CAMPAIGN ARE STILL THE OLD DESIGN THAT ARE SUBJECT TO BREAKING– I.E. THEY ARE THE 3″ SQUARE TUBE DESIGN. They need to be upgraded just like the original trailing arms.

Are there any safety issues with Monaco cars?

The arm’s crack, allowing excessive rear suspension movement AND CAN BE DANGEROUS, as the arm holds the axle in place front to rear. Monaco doesn’t supply the parts any more. The new supplier is: Source Manufacturing in Portland: 541-935-0308 . They say their arms are 3 to 4 times stronger than the original.

Is the arm of a Monaco RV dangerous?

NHSTA didn’t think they could do anything because Monaco is out of business and the “new” Monaco appears to be under no legal obligation to accept responsibility. The arm’s crack, allowing excessive rear suspension movement AND CAN BE DANGEROUS, as the arm holds the axle in place front to rear. Monaco doesn’t supply the parts any more.