Stardust Cruisers recalls
Stardust Cruisers boats have 3 recall campaigns on record across 924 reported units. Below is every campaign, what it covers, and how to confirm a specific hull was fixed before you buy.
Stardust Cruisers has three federal safety recalls on record spanning 1980 to 2001, affecting approximately 924 boats across multiple model years. The most significant campaign addressed carbon monoxide risk from exhaust systems in all models (575 units), while earlier recalls involved electrical system ignition protection (343 units) and wire terminal defects (6 units). Buyers should verify remedy completion for any used Stardust Cruisers from this period, particularly for the exhaust and electrical campaigns.
All Stardust Cruisers recalls
- ⚠ Recall
010047T3/22/2001ELECTRICAL SYSTEM; NON-IGNITON PROTECTED PAR
What this means before you buy → - ⚠ Recall
800060S2/2/1980WIRE TERMINALS
What this means before you buy → - ⚠ Recall
010008T2/15/2001EXHAUST SYSTEM; CARBON MONOXIDE
What this means before you buy →
What to check before you buy a used Stardust Cruisers
- Decode the HIN to confirm your boat's build date and check whether it falls within the affected ranges for campaigns 010047T, 010008T, or 800060S.
- Request documentation from the seller proving that recall remedies were completed, especially for the carbon monoxide exhaust campaign that affected all models.
- Have a marine surveyor inspect exhaust system routing, ventilation, and electrical ignition protection as part of the prepurchase survey.
- Contact the manufacturer or a Stardust Cruisers dealer with your HIN to verify remedy status if the seller cannot provide records.
Frequently asked questions
How many Stardust Cruisers boats have been recalled?
Three federal safety campaigns have been issued between 1980 and 2001, affecting approximately 924 boats total. The largest was a 2001 carbon monoxide exhaust campaign covering 575 units across all models.
What was the Stardust Cruisers carbon monoxide recall about?
Campaign 010008T in February 2001 addressed exhaust system defects that posed carbon monoxide poisoning risk, affecting all Stardust Cruisers models built during the campaign window (575 boats).
Should I avoid buying a used Stardust Cruisers because of recalls?
Not necessarily, but you must verify that recall remedies were completed before purchase. The carbon monoxide and electrical campaigns address serious safety issues that require documented fixes.
How do I check if my Stardust Cruisers has open recalls?
Decode your HIN to get the build date, then cross reference it against the campaign dates for 010047T, 010008T, and 800060S. Request remedy documentation from the seller or contact the manufacturer directly with your HIN.