Cummins, Inc. recalls
15 federal recalls on file, showing the 5 from the last 12 months. We read every CPSC, FDA, USDA and NHTSA notice for Cummins, Inc. and put it in plain English.
Recent recalls
Cummins Onan P5000iDF generators recalled for fire and burn riskCummins valves in these portable generators were installed incorrectly, which can stop fuel vapors from venting from the gasoline tank and let pressure build up. This pressure can cause fuel to discharge or the fuel cap to eject, posing a risk of serious injury from fire and burns. The company has received eleven reports of fuel discharging or the cap ejecting, including one person splashed in the face with fuel; no medical attention was needed.
SeriousCPSCNov 12, 2026
Cummins Meritor drivelines recalled for possible separationCummins, Inc. is recalling certain Meritor drivelines, model numbers RPL10, RPL14, RPL20, RPL25, RPL35 and 176MXL, that may be missing a snap ring in the slip yoke assembly. This could allow the bearing cup to separate from the driveline, which can cause a loss of drive power and detached components that become a road hazard for other vehicles.
SeriousNHTSAOct 28, 2026
- Cummins trailer-mounted generators recalled for shock and burn risk
Cummins is recalling certain trailer-mounted generator sets because the bolted connections that attach the leads to the voltage selector switch may have been improperly tightened, allowing the fasteners to loosen. A loose connection can lead to a short circuit or increased heat, increasing the risk of electrical shock or burn injury. The recall covers 479 units.
SeriousNHTSAOct 27, 2026
- Cummins L9 diesel engines recalled for fuel leak risk
Fuel filter hoses on certain Cummins L9 diesel engines (part number D563027BX03) may separate from their fittings, causing fuel to leak. A fuel leak near an ignition source can lead to fire, and a disconnected hose can also cause the engine to stall, increasing crash risk.
SeriousNHTSASep 28, 2026
- Cummins, Inc. — SCM Software Error May Cause Unintended Vehicle Movement
Unintended vehicle movement increases the risk of a crash.
NHTSAMar 13, 2026