Weber Automotive recalls
Weber Automotive boats have 1 recall campaign on record across 126 reported units. Below is every campaign, what it covers, and how to confirm a specific hull was fixed before you buy.
Weber Automotive has one recall on record from the U.S. Coast Guard. Campaign 070052S, issued in May 2008, addressed a fuel system quick connector defect in 126 units. For buyers considering a used Weber Automotive boat from this era, verifying the recall remedy was completed is a straightforward but critical step.
All Weber Automotive recalls
- ⚠ Recall
070052S5/6/2008FUEL SYSTEM
What this means before you buy →
What to check before you buy a used Weber Automotive
- Obtain the boat's HIN and contact Weber Automotive or the Coast Guard to confirm whether your specific hull was affected by campaign 070052S.
- Request documentation proving the fuel system quick connector was inspected or replaced as part of the recall remedy.
- Have a marine surveyor inspect the fuel system connections before purchase, particularly on boats manufactured around 2008.
- If the recall was not remedied, negotiate the cost of correction or walk away.
Frequently asked questions
How many Weber Automotive boats have been recalled?
One recall campaign has been issued for Weber Automotive boats, affecting 126 units in 2008 for a fuel system defect.
What was the Weber Automotive recall for?
Campaign 070052S addressed a fuel system quick connector defect that could pose a safety risk. The recall was issued in May 2008.
How do I know if my Weber Automotive boat was recalled?
Check your hull identification number against USCG campaign 070052S. Contact Weber Automotive or the Coast Guard for confirmation of your specific hull's status.
Should I avoid Weber Automotive boats from 2008?
Not necessarily. Verify the recall remedy was completed and have a surveyor inspect the fuel system. A remedied boat poses no additional risk from this campaign.