Mid Jet recalls
Mid Jet boats have 1 recall campaign on record across 5 reported units. Below is every campaign, what it covers, and how to confirm a specific hull was fixed before you buy.
Mid Jet Inc has one recorded USCG recall from September 1994, affecting 5 units equipped with Mercury Sport 90 engines. The campaign addressed non ignition protected devices, a safety concern related to potential ignition sources in fuel vapor environments. This limited recall history suggests generally sound manufacturing, though any used Mid Jet Inc with that engine configuration warrants verification that the remedy was completed.
All Mid Jet recalls
- ⚠ Recall
940223T9/2/1994NON IGN PROTECTED DEVICE
What this means before you buy →
What to check before you buy a used Mid Jet
- Verify if the boat has a Mercury Sport 90 engine, as only those units were affected by the 1994 recall
- Request documentation from the seller showing the non ignition protected device remedy was completed under campaign 940223T
- Decode the HIN to confirm the manufacturing year and cross reference with the 1994 recall timeframe
- Hire a marine surveyor to inspect electrical and ignition systems during your prepurchase evaluation
Frequently asked questions
How many boat recalls has Mid Jet Inc had?
Mid Jet Inc has one recorded USCG recall (campaign 940223T from September 1994), affecting 5 units with Mercury Sport 90 engines for non ignition protected device issues.
What was the Mid Jet Inc 1994 recall for?
The September 1994 recall addressed non ignition protected devices on boats equipped with Mercury Sport 90 engines, a safety issue involving potential ignition sources near fuel vapors.
How do I check if my Mid Jet Inc boat was recalled?
Check if your boat has a Mercury Sport 90 engine and was manufactured around 1994. Contact the builder or a marine dealer with your HIN to verify recall status and remedy completion.
Were all Mid Jet Inc models affected by recalls?
No, only Mid Jet Inc boats equipped with Mercury Sport 90 engines were affected by the 1994 recall. The campaign involved just 5 units total.