2021 SPARTAN FIRE FC-94 Complaints and Recall Information

The 2021 SPARTAN FIRE FC-94 has 0 complaints and 7 recalls filed with NHTSA. Owners most frequently report issues related to steering components, parking brake functions, and axle assembly defects based on recall data.

There are seven recalls addressing defects affecting key safety and operational systems. These recalls involve steering linkages, axle components, and parking brake mechanisms.

• Parking brake defect. Recall 23V747000 affects 10 vehicles due to an inversion valve defect that may delay park brake engagement. This can allow unintentional vehicle movement increasing crash or injury risk. The faulty valve will be inspected and replaced free of charge.
• Tie rod clamp failure (Spartan Fire recall). Recall 22V778000 impacts 225 vehicles with improperly heat-treated tie rod clamps that could fail and separate, causing sudden steering loss and crash risk. Dealers will replace the clamps free of charge.
• Tie rod clamp failure (Marion recall). Recall 22V871000 covers 6 vehicles experiencing the same tie rod clamp defect. Both clamps will be replaced free of charge to prevent steering loss and crashes.
• Tie rod clamp failure (Alexis Fire recall). Recall 22V879000 affects 20 vehicles with heat-treated tie rod clamps prone to failure and separation, risking sudden steering loss. Replacement parts will be installed free of charge.
• Rear axle drive pinion fracture. Recall 21V899000 concerns 260 vehicles where the rear axle drive pinion may fracture and contact the brake hose. This could unintentionally engage the parking brake or brake lights, increasing crash risk. Meritor will inspect and replace the pinion if needed at no cost.

Owners dealing with repeated repairs related to these recalls or unresolved safety defects may have rights under their state’s lemon law. Consulting a qualified attorney can help clarify available protections.