
GM Issues Stop-Sale for C8 Corvette Over Brake Light Detection Fault
GM has issued a stop-sale for 3,324 Chevrolet Corvettes (2025-2026) due to a rear brake light outage detection failure violating FMVSS 108 safety standards.

GM has issued a stop-sale for 3,324 Chevrolet Corvettes (2025-2026) due to a rear brake light outage detection failure violating FMVSS 108 safety standards.

Volvo Trucks is recalling 222 VNL heavy trucks over brake release timing that exceeds federal FMVSS 121 requirements, with a fix involving additional pneumatic plumbing components.

Fourteen brake-related recalls landed across North America and Europe this month. Electronic brake boosters, trailer brake modules, and missing brake pedal pins dominated the headlines.

Ford is recalling 2,422 F-59 and F-53 stripped chassis vehicles over a Hydroboost brake booster defect that can cause stop lamps to remain illuminated, violating federal lighting standards.

ARBOC is recalling 871 Spirit of Freedom and Spirit of Mobility transit buses after incorrectly installed rear brake lines disabled the rear ABS system, violating FMVSS 105.

Tesla Service Bulletin SB-26-33-002 addresses front brake rotor squealing on 2025–2026 Giga Berlin Model Y vehicles, requiring rotor replacement and brake burnishing on units under 50,000 km.

International Motors recalls 4,393 IC Bus CESB school buses over incorrect brake line hardware that may cause hydraulic leaks and increased stopping distances.

Ford is recalling 4.38 million trucks and SUVs over an Integrated Trailer Module software flaw that can disable trailer lighting and brake function while towing.

Ford recalls 15,965 Transit vans over a missing brake booster cotter pin that can cause complete brake failure, prompting a NHTSA Do Not Drive advisory.

International Motors recalls 204 MV trucks for ACC service brake failure in 26V084. Free ECU software update remedy. Owner letters mail April 13, 2026. VIN lookup starts April 6. NHTSA 26V084000.

Volvo Trucks recalls 800 VNL (4) trucks for a parking brake defect that may cause rollaway. Dealers will replace brake chambers with auxiliary parking brake units at no charge.

Oshkosh Corporation has recalled 5,242 model year 2025–2026 NGDV mail delivery trucks after finding that a missing brake pedal mounting pin and retaining clip could cause service brake failure.

Ducati recalls 1,440 Streetfighter V4 and Panigale V4 motorcycles over rear brake hose heat damage that may cause sudden loss of rear brake function.

Chrysler recalls 456,287 Ram and Jeep vehicles for defective trailer tow modules that may cause trailer brake and lighting failures, increasing crash risk.

FWMOTO recalls 1,835 FLY-10 electric scooters for brake pad defects that fail FMVSS 122 stopping distance and wet brake performance requirements, offering free replacement or repurchase.

Zero Motorcycles recalls 118 electric motorcycles for twisted front brake hose defect that may cause fluid leakage, reduced braking, and loss of vehicle control.

Ford recalls 231 F-59 and F-53 stripped chassis vehicles over defective stop lamp switches that may cause brake light malfunctions and unexpected rollaway, with free repairs beginning February 2026.

GM recalls 20 Chevrolet Blazer EV vehicles over incorrect parking brake wiring harnesses installed during prior recall repairs, risking unintended brake activation or function loss.

New Flyer is recalling 6,673 buses because ABS/ESC failure lights may not illuminate, violating federal safety standards. A software update will fix the communication signal to ensure driver alerts.

Mack Trucks recalls 628 Granite trucks from 2009-2015 due to incorrect brake chambers causing potential overheating. Dealers will inspect and replace affected components free of charge.