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Detroit Deisel Series 60 engines manufactured before 2003 may be defective and prone to leak fuel.
Investigation Source
- Nationwide
Investigation Scope
Category Information
Investigation Topic
- Defective Product or Service
Product or Service
- Detroit Deisel Series 60 Engines
Injury Types
- Monetary Loss
- Risk of Injury
Investigation Details
Investigation and potential class action against the Detroit Deisel Company for its manufacture of the Detroit Diesel Series 60 engine.
Some complaints exist that there exists a serious safety defect in vehicles equipped with Detroit Diesel Series 60 engines that were manufactured before 2003, which involves the potential for the leakage of diesel fuel.
Examples of such vehicles are Freightliner Century Class tractor-trailer rigs and similar vehicles manufactured by Kenworth, Western Star, and Volvo.
Some complaints exist that there exists a serious safety defect in vehicles equipped with Detroit Diesel Series 60 engines that were manufactured before 2003, which involves the potential for the leakage of diesel fuel.
Examples of such vehicles are Freightliner Century Class tractor-trailer rigs and similar vehicles manufactured by Kenworth, Western Star, and Volvo.
Defendant Details
| Name (Stock Symbol) | Brief Description |
|---|---|
| Detroit Deisel Company | Detroit Diesel, a subsidiary of Daimler, is a leading manufacturer of on-highway medium and heavy-duty diesel engines for the commercial truck market. |