2023 KENWORTH T800B Complaints and Recall Information

The 2023 KENWORTH T800B has 0 complaints and 25 recalls filed with NHTSA. Owners most frequently report issues related to brake systems, steering components, and electronic control modules, as reflected in the recall data.

There are 25 recalls affecting various systems including brakes, seat belts, steering, engine control, and electronic safety controls. The defects mainly involve safety risks such as reduced braking performance, unsecured seat belts, steering gear fractures, engine stalls, and malfunctioning electronic safety systems.

• Brake system air tanks. (Recall 24V145000) 996 vehicles recalled due to air tanks with insufficient volume, leading to reduced braking performance and increased crash risk. Dealers will replace air tanks free of charge. Owner notification sent August 12, 2024.
• Seat belt connections. (Recall 23V717000) 3,841 vehicles recalled because an extra spacer may create an unsecured seat belt joint, risking occupant restraint failure during a crash. Dealers will inspect and fix the connection free of charge. Owner notification sent March 20, 2024.
• ECU software malfunction. (Recall 24V915000) 220,764 vehicles recalled for electrical noise and low signal that cause the Bendix EC80 ECU to misprocess commands or stop working, impacting multiple safety systems like ABS and collision mitigation. Dealers will reprogram ECU software at no cost. Owner notification sent February 3, 2025.
• Electronic control unit failure. (Recall 24V915000) Same population as ECU software recall; malfunction affects anti-lock brakes, traction control, electronic stability, and active safety features. Dealers will reprogram ECU software free of charge.
• Steering gear fracture. (Recall 22V547000) 47,500 vehicles recalled for steering gears that may fracture due to faulty assembly, causing loss of steering control and crash risk. Dealers will inspect and replace steering gears as needed at no cost. Owner notification sent September 26, 2022.
• Engine control module short circuit. (Recall 22V631000) 1,601 vehicles recalled because the engine control module may short circuit internally, leading to engine stalls and increased crash risk. Dealers will replace the ECM free of charge. Owner notification expected October 16, 2022.

Owners facing repeated repairs due to these safety defects or unresolved recall issues may have rights under their state’s lemon law. It is advisable to consult legal resources or consumer protection agencies for more information.