Suzuki Motor Of America recalls
Suzuki Motor Of America boats have 1 recall campaign on record across 329 reported units. Below is every campaign, what it covers, and how to confirm a specific hull was fixed before you buy.
Suzuki Motor Of America has one recorded USCG recall campaign affecting outboard motors, not boat hulls. The January 2014 recall (140003T) addressed a start in gear defect on 329 units of the DF250AP and DF300AP models, a critical safety issue that could cause unexpected propeller engagement.
All Suzuki Motor Of America recalls
- ⚠ Recall
140003T1/10/2014START IN GEAR
What this means before you buy →
What to check before you buy a used Suzuki Motor Of America
- Verify the outboard motor model and serial number against recall campaign 140003T if the boat is powered by a DF250AP or DF300AP from that era
- Request documentation from the seller proving the remedy was completed by an authorized Suzuki dealer
- Contact Suzuki Marine or a certified technician to confirm recall status using the engine serial number
- Have a marine surveyor inspect the shift mechanism and starting system during pre purchase survey
Frequently asked questions
How many Suzuki Motor Of America boat recalls have been issued?
One USCG recall campaign has been recorded for Suzuki Motor Of America, affecting outboard motors in 2014. The recall addressed 329 units of the DF250AP and DF300AP models.
What was the Suzuki outboard motor recall in 2014 for?
Recall 140003T addressed a start in gear defect where the motor could start while in gear, causing unexpected propeller engagement and posing a serious safety risk to operators and bystanders.
Which Suzuki outboard models were recalled?
The 2014 recall affected the DF250AP and DF300AP outboard motor models. If you are considering a boat with either of these engines, verify the recall remedy was completed.
Should I avoid buying a boat with a Suzuki outboard?
A single recall from 2014 does not indicate a pattern of defects. Confirm any affected motor received the remedy, and have the outboard inspected by a qualified technician as part of your pre purchase process.