2018 SPARTAN FIRE METROSTAR Complaints and Recall Information

The 2018 SPARTAN FIRE METROSTAR has 0 complaints and 9 recalls filed with NHTSA. Owners commonly report issues related to braking systems, fire suppression equipment, fuel rails, and electrical power to the pump control modules.

There are nine recalls affecting multiple systems on the 2018 Spartan Fire MetroStar. These recalls address defects in the service brake system, fuel injection system, fire suppression equipment, and electrical components related to the fire pump. The recalls involve inspections, part replacements, and repairs aimed at mitigating safety risks.

• Service brakes. Recall 24V453000 affects 17 vehicles due to delayed brake engagement that may increase stopping distance and the risk of a crash. Dealers will inspect and replace fittings, plumbing, or quick release valves as needed at no cost.
• Fire suppression equipment. Recall 21V567000 covers 52 vehicles where the pump shift solenoid may corrode, resulting in loss of power to the pump control module and decreased water pressure during firefighting. Dealers will replace solenoids free of charge.
• Electrical system. Also part of recall 21V567000 for 52 vehicles, corrosion of the pump shift solenoid can cause power loss to the pump control module, affecting fire suppression capabilities. Solenoids will be replaced at no cost.
• Fuel rail system. Recall 21V323000 involves 1,447 vehicles with sealing washers that may not seat properly, causing high-pressure fuel leaks. Dealers will inspect and replace fuel rails or lines as necessary for free.
• Fuel rail system. Recall 21V507000 affects 52 vehicles with similar fuel rail sealing washer issues that could cause fuel leaks and fire risks. Dealers will perform inspections and replacements at no charge.
• Electrical system. Recall 21V329000 impacts 2,130 vehicles with fire water pump solenoids prone to internal corrosion, causing loss of power to the pump control module and reduced firefighting water pressure. Dealers will replace defective solenoids free of charge.

Owners affected by repeated repairs or unresolved safety defects related to recalls may have rights under their state lemon laws. Consulting an attorney familiar with lemon law claims is advisable for those facing ongoing issues with this vehicle.