Eliminator Boats recalls
Eliminator Boats boats have 1 recall campaign on record . Below is every campaign, what it covers, and how to confirm a specific hull was fixed before you buy.
Eliminator Boats Inc has at least one USCG safety recall on record, campaign 11R4395S addressing fuel system ventilation issues on the 30 Daytona inboard model. Fuel system defects carry fire and explosion risk, making remedy verification critical for any used buyer considering an affected model. The unit count for this campaign is not publicly disclosed.
All Eliminator Boats recalls
- ⚠ Recall
11R4395SFUEL SYSTEM; VENTILATION
What this means before you buy →
What to check before you buy a used Eliminator Boats
- Cross reference your boat's HIN against USCG campaign 11R4395S to confirm whether your specific hull is affected
- Request documentation from the seller proving the fuel system ventilation remedy was completed by an authorized facility
- Commission a marine surveyor to inspect the fuel system ventilation configuration regardless of claimed remedy status
- Contact Eliminator Boats Inc directly with your HIN to obtain the original recall notice and remedy instructions
Frequently asked questions
How many recalls has Eliminator Boats Inc issued?
At least one USCG safety campaign is on record for Eliminator Boats Inc, campaign 11R4395S addressing fuel system ventilation on the 30 Daytona inboard model.
Which Eliminator Boats models are recalled?
The 30 Daytona inboard powered model is subject to USCG recall campaign 11R4395S for fuel system ventilation defects.
What type of defect did Eliminator Boats Inc recall?
Campaign 11R4395S addresses fuel system ventilation deficiencies, which can allow fuel vapor accumulation and create fire or explosion hazards.
How do I check if my Eliminator boat is recalled?
Verify your hull identification number against USCG campaign 11R4395S records, or contact Eliminator Boats Inc directly with your HIN to confirm recall status and remedy completion.