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THE ARCHIVED HIGHWAY FILE

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Columbia family

Compare the North American 112 and 120 BBC references with period day-cab and sleeper options.

North American referencesImperial + metric
Columbia 120 70 in raised-roof sleeper-inspired artwork, painted in acrylic on a warm neutral ground
Columbia 120 70 in raised-roof sleeper-inspired artwork · illustrative, not configuration-specific

01 / IDENTIFY THE TRUCK

Years & generations

Columbia 112 and 120 have separate cab-length references. A 2004 truck needs earlier equipment evidence than the March 2007 brochure retained below.

The list covers the chronology currently represented here. Exact first/final model years and build applicability remain provisional; the last listed year is not a verified production endpoint.

MY2008–MY2019 are separately labelled campaign-record checkpoints, and MY2020–MY2021 are separately labelled NHTSA public vehicle checkpoints. None establishes Columbia’s final model year, production endpoint or a continuous extension of the 1999–2007 chronology.

Select a year, or explore the full family chronology below.

MY1997 NHTSA campaign checkpoint Verified

Columbia · MY1997 regulator campaign checkpoint

This regulator identity predates the current 1999 Columbia factory-supported research chronology and extends contained conflict FLCON-009. It is not converted into an introduction, production start, first model year, continuous production range or successor boundary.

NHTSA’s vehicle-specific response explicitly returns Freightliner Columbia for MY1997 and the listed campaign identifiers.

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MY1997 exact campaign applicability Verified

Columbia MY1997 · exact regulator campaign detail

These exact rows deepen equipment-qualified campaign provenance. They do not establish continuous availability, production quantities, universal specifications, first/final model years or endpoints.

NHTSA exact campaign endpoints return the named Columbia MY1997 row. Equipment and repeated populations remain campaign fields rather than production chronology.

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MY1998 exact campaign applicability Verified

Columbia MY1998 · exact 03V-112 campaign detail

This exact regulator row deepens equipment-qualified historical provenance without establishing continuous availability, universal front-hub fitment, a family production quantity, a first/final model year or an endpoint.

NHTSA campaign 03V112000 returns the named Columbia MY1998 row with FF98X-series front-hub equipment, condition, consequence, remedy and complete-response population fields.

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MY1998 NHTSA campaign checkpoint Verified

Columbia · MY1998 regulator campaign checkpoint

This regulator identity predates the current 1999 Columbia research chronology and is retained as contained source-system evidence. It is not converted into an introduction, production start, first model year, production range or successor boundary.

NHTSA’s vehicle-specific response explicitly returns Freightliner Columbia for MY1998 and the listed campaign identifiers.

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MY1998 exact campaign applicability Verified

Columbia MY1998 · exact regulator campaign detail

These exact rows deepen equipment-qualified campaign provenance. They do not establish continuous availability, production quantities, universal specifications, first/final model years or endpoints.

NHTSA exact campaign endpoints return the named Columbia MY1998 row. Equipment and repeated populations remain campaign fields rather than production chronology.

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MY1999 exact campaign applicability Verified

Columbia MY1999 · exact 03V-112 campaign detail

This exact regulator row deepens equipment-qualified historical provenance without establishing continuous availability, universal front-hub fitment, a family production quantity, a first/final model year or an endpoint.

NHTSA campaign 03V112000 returns the named Columbia MY1999 row with FF98X-series front-hub equipment, condition, consequence, remedy and complete-response population fields.

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MY1999 NHTSA campaign checkpoint Verified

Columbia · MY1999 regulator campaign checkpoint

This federal record is retained as a bounded model-year checkpoint. It is not converted into an introduction, production range, endpoint, generation boundary, derivative assignment or universal equipment specification.

NHTSA’s vehicle-specific response explicitly returns Freightliner Columbia for MY1999 and the listed campaign identifiers.

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1999 contemporary report Corroborated

Columbia 120 · launch evidence

The same September 1999 platform report identifies Columbia as a distinct, lower-complexity Century-derived stream and describes its 120-inch BBC launch configuration.

The report is dated and attributes the equipment to Freightliner. It is a bounded launch/change snapshot, not a factory brochure, first model year, production start or endpoint.

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MY1999 exact campaign applicability Verified

Columbia MY1999 · exact regulator campaign detail

These exact rows deepen equipment-qualified campaign provenance. They do not establish continuous availability, production quantities, universal specifications, first/final model years or endpoints.

NHTSA exact campaign endpoints return the named Columbia MY1999 row. Equipment and repeated populations remain campaign fields rather than production chronology.

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Before the reviewed 2007 edition Unresolved

Earlier Columbia research

The contemporary Columbia 112 reveal report distinguishes the shorter model shown in March 2003 from the Columbia 120 reportedly shown in 1999. For a 2004 truck, begin with that early reference, keeping planned production distinct from an actual build date.

1999–2006 is an investigative window, not verified continuous production.

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MY2000 exact campaign applicability Verified

Columbia MY2000 · exact 03V-112 campaign detail

This exact regulator row deepens equipment-qualified historical provenance without establishing continuous availability, universal front-hub fitment, a family production quantity, a first/final model year or an endpoint.

NHTSA campaign 03V112000 returns the named Columbia MY2000 row with FF98X-series front-hub equipment, condition, consequence, remedy and complete-response population fields.

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MY2000 exact campaign applicability Verified

Columbia MY2000 · exact 03V-227 campaign detail

This exact regulator row deepens equipment-qualified historical provenance without establishing continuous availability, universal fifth-wheel fitment, a family production quantity, a first/final model year or an endpoint.

NHTSA campaign 03V227000 returns the named Columbia MY2000 row with Jost JSK 37U fifth-wheel equipment, condition, consequence, remedy and complete-response population fields.

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MY2000 NHTSA campaign identity Verified

Columbia · MY2000 fifth-wheel campaign identity

This remains a bounded model-year campaign identity. The added detail explains the affected equipment and remedy without converting the report date or campaign-wide population into a family production range.

Two official NHTSA records are joined by exact campaign number. One controls the family/model-year identity and the other supplies campaign-wide equipment, population and remedy provenance; neither establishes family production chronology.

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MY2000 exact campaign applicability Verified

Columbia MY2000 · exact regulator campaign detail

These exact rows deepen equipment-qualified campaign provenance. They do not establish continuous availability, production quantities, universal specifications, first/final model years or endpoints.

NHTSA exact campaign endpoints return the named Columbia MY2000 row. Equipment and repeated populations remain campaign fields rather than production chronology.

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MY2001 exact campaign applicability Verified

Columbia MY2001 · exact 03V-112 campaign detail

This exact regulator row deepens equipment-qualified historical provenance without establishing continuous availability, universal front-hub fitment, a family production quantity, a first/final model year or an endpoint.

NHTSA campaign 03V112000 returns the named Columbia MY2001 row with FF98X-series front-hub equipment, condition, consequence, remedy and complete-response population fields.

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MY2001 NHTSA campaign checkpoint Verified

Columbia · MY2001 regulator campaign checkpoint

This federal record is retained as a bounded model-year checkpoint. It is not converted into a production range, endpoint, generation boundary, derivative assignment or universal equipment specification.

NHTSA’s vehicle-specific response explicitly returns Freightliner Columbia for MY2001 and the listed campaign identifiers.

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MY2002 exact campaign applicability Verified

Columbia MY2002 · exact 02V-321 / 02V321001 campaign detail

This regulator record deepens an equipment-qualified model-year checkpoint without converting campaign scope into continuous availability, a family production count or a chronology endpoint.

NHTSA's exact campaign endpoint returns the named Columbia MY2002 row with component, condition, consequence, remedy and complete-response population fields.

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MY2002 exact campaign applicability Verified

Columbia MY2002 · exact 05V-001 / Freightliner FL-438 campaign detail

This regulator record deepens an equipment-qualified model-year checkpoint without converting campaign scope into continuous availability, a family production count or a chronology endpoint.

NHTSA campaign 05V001000 returns the named Columbia MY2002 row with component, condition, consequence, remedy and complete-response population fields.

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MY2002 NHTSA campaign checkpoint Verified

Columbia · MY2002 regulator campaign checkpoint

This federal record is retained as a bounded model-year checkpoint. It is not converted into a production range, endpoint, generation boundary, derivative assignment or universal equipment specification.

NHTSA’s vehicle-specific response explicitly returns Freightliner Columbia for MY2002 and the listed campaign identifiers.

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MY2002 · calendar-year 2005 NHTSA index identity Verified

Columbia · MY2002 calendar-year 2005 import-recall identity

This remains a bounded import-recall identity. The added campaign detail explains the affected equipment and remedy without converting the report date, annual-index period or campaign-wide population into a family build range or endpoint.

Two official NHTSA records are joined by campaign number: the annual Federal Register import index establishes the family/model-year tuple, while the campaign record supplies campaign-wide component and remedy provenance. Neither record establishes family production chronology.

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December 16, 2002 factory release Verified

Columbia · factory production milestone

Freightliner reported that it had built and delivered the 35,000th Columbia by December 16, 2002. The same release calls Columbia a 1999 introduction and identifies a 120-inch-BBC set-back-axle Class 8 truck/tractor, without supplying an exact first model year or first build date.

The archived original factory release establishes one cumulative achieved-production checkpoint. It does not turn the 1999 introduction statement into an exact first model year or establish the Columbia 112 timeline.

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December 15, 2017 filing · combined MY2002–MY2017 label Verified

Columbia · 17V-810 filed campaign-scope checkpoint

This checkpoint preserves the manufacturer-filed campaign record without converting its shared range into a production span or endpoint.

DTNA’s Part 573 report names the family and records equipment, shared population, production interval, investigation sequence and remedy. Its broad model-year label remains campaign scope rather than family chronology.

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MY2003 exact campaign applicability Verified

Columbia MY2003 · exact 03V-500 campaign detail

This exact row deepens equipment-qualified campaign provenance without establishing continuous availability, a production quantity, universal component fitment, a first/final model year or an endpoint.

NHTSA campaign 03V500000 returns the named Columbia MY2003 row. Equipment, remedy and population remain campaign fields rather than production chronology.

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MY2003 exact campaign applicability Verified

Columbia MY2003 · exact 04V-205 campaign detail

This exact row deepens equipment-qualified campaign provenance without establishing continuous availability, a production quantity, universal component fitment, a first/final model year or an endpoint.

NHTSA campaign 04V205000 returns the named Columbia MY2003 row. Equipment and population remain campaign fields rather than production chronology.

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MY2003 exact campaign applicability Verified

Columbia MY2003 · exact 05V-001 / Freightliner FL-438 campaign detail

This regulator record deepens an equipment-qualified model-year checkpoint without converting campaign scope into continuous availability, a family production count or a chronology endpoint.

NHTSA campaign 05V001000 returns the named Columbia MY2003 row with component, condition, consequence, remedy and complete-response population fields.

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MY2003 exact campaign applicability Verified

Columbia MY2003 · exact 07V-302 campaign detail

This exact row preserves regulator provenance without converting mixed campaign metadata into continuous production chronology.

NHTSA campaign 07V302000 returns the named Columbia MY2003 row with component, condition, consequence, remedy and combined-response fields.

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March 20, 2003 factory release Verified

Columbia 112 · factory introduction

Freightliner introduced the Columbia 112 at the 2003 Mid-America Trucking Show and defined the model as a 112-inch-BBC heavy-duty truck and tractor. The release described third-quarter production as a future event, so no actual start or first model year is assigned.

The archived original Freightliner release controls the introduction date and model identity. A contemporary event report corroborates configuration and forecast context without converting the forecast into achieved production.

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MY2003 NHTSA campaign checkpoint Verified

Columbia · MY2003 regulator campaign checkpoint

This federal record is retained as a bounded model-year checkpoint. It is not converted into a production range, endpoint, generation boundary, derivative assignment or universal equipment specification.

NHTSA’s vehicle-specific response explicitly returns Freightliner Columbia for MY2003 and the listed campaign identifiers.

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2003 factory-release checkpoint Verified

Columbia · 2003 factory engine announcement

These bounded records deepen the 2003 evidence set without establishing an exact model year, continuous production, universal equipment, a generation boundary or an endpoint.

Dated Freightliner factory releases establish only the named 2003 announcement, physical-vehicle or programme facts. Each table retains its own announcement-versus-achievement and family-versus-variant limits.

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MY2004 exact campaign applicability Verified

Columbia MY2004 · exact 04V-205 campaign detail

This exact row deepens equipment-qualified campaign provenance without establishing continuous availability, a production quantity, universal component fitment, a first/final model year or an endpoint.

NHTSA campaign 04V205000 returns the named Columbia MY2004 row. Equipment and population remain campaign fields rather than production chronology.

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MY2004 exact campaign applicability Verified

Columbia MY2004 · exact 04V-590 campaign detail

This exact row deepens equipment-qualified campaign provenance without establishing continuous availability, a production quantity, universal component fitment, a first/final model year or an endpoint.

NHTSA campaign 04V590000 returns the named Columbia MY2004 row. Equipment and population remain campaign fields rather than production chronology.

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MY2004 exact campaign applicability Verified

Columbia MY2004 · exact 05V-001 / Freightliner FL-438 campaign detail

This regulator record deepens an equipment-qualified model-year checkpoint without converting campaign scope into continuous availability, a family production count or a chronology endpoint.

NHTSA campaign 05V001000 returns the named Columbia MY2004 row with component, condition, consequence, remedy and complete-response population fields.

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MY2004 exact campaign applicability Verified

Columbia MY2004 · exact 05V-285 campaign detail

This exact row deepens equipment-qualified campaign provenance without establishing continuous availability, a production quantity, universal component fitment, a first/final model year or an endpoint.

NHTSA campaign 05V285000 returns the named Columbia MY2004 row. Equipment and population remain campaign fields rather than production chronology.

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MY2004 exact campaign applicability Verified

Columbia MY2004 · exact 05V-408 campaign detail

This exact regulator row deepens equipment-qualified historical provenance without establishing continuous availability, universal equipment fitment, a family production quantity, a first/final model year or an endpoint.

NHTSA campaign 05V408000 returns the named Columbia MY2004 row with steering equipment, condition, consequence, remedy and complete-response population fields.

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MY2004 exact campaign applicability Verified

Columbia MY2004 · exact 07V-302 campaign detail

This exact row preserves regulator provenance without converting mixed campaign metadata into continuous production chronology.

NHTSA campaign 07V302000 returns the named Columbia MY2004 row with component, condition, consequence, remedy and combined-response fields.

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MY2004 exact campaign applicability Verified

Columbia MY2004 · exact 09V-366 campaign detail

This exact row deepens equipment-qualified regulator provenance without establishing continuous availability, a production quantity, universal C15 fitment, a first/final model year or an endpoint.

NHTSA campaign 09V366000 returns the named Columbia MY2004 row with C15 equipment, condition, consequence, remedy and combined-population fields.

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MY2004 exact campaign applicability Verified

Columbia MY2004 · exact 11V-478 campaign detail

This exact row deepens equipment-qualified regulator provenance without establishing continuous availability, a production quantity, universal MBE4000 fitment, a first/final model year or an endpoint.

NHTSA campaign 11V478000 returns the named Columbia MY2004 row with MBE4000 equipment, condition, consequence, remedy and combined-population fields.

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MY2004 NHTSA campaign checkpoint Verified

Columbia · MY2004 regulator campaign checkpoint

This federal record is retained as a bounded model-year checkpoint. It is not converted into a production range, endpoint, generation boundary, derivative assignment or universal equipment specification.

NHTSA’s vehicle-specific response explicitly returns Freightliner Columbia for MY2004 and the listed campaign identifiers.

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MY2005 exact campaign applicability Verified

Columbia MY2005 · exact 05V-185 campaign detail

This exact row deepens equipment-qualified regulator provenance without establishing continuous availability, a production quantity, universal fitment, a first/final model year or an endpoint.

NHTSA campaign 05V185000 returns the named Columbia MY2005 row with published equipment, consequence, remedy and combined-population fields.

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MY2005 exact campaign applicability Verified

Columbia MY2005 · exact 05V-467 campaign detail

This exact row deepens equipment-qualified regulator provenance without establishing continuous availability, a production quantity, universal fitment, a first/final model year or an endpoint.

NHTSA campaign 05V467000 returns the named Columbia MY2005 row with published equipment, consequence, remedy and combined-population fields.

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MY2005 exact campaign applicability Verified

Columbia MY2005 · exact 06V-190 campaign detail

This exact row deepens equipment-qualified regulator provenance without establishing continuous availability, a production quantity, universal fitment, a first/final model year or an endpoint.

NHTSA campaign 06V190000 returns the named Columbia MY2005 row. Equipment, remedy and population remain campaign fields; the separate consequence field is absent.

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MY2005 exact campaign applicability Verified

Columbia MY2005 · exact 07V-289 campaign detail

This exact row deepens equipment-qualified regulator provenance without establishing continuous availability, a production quantity, universal fitment, a first/final model year or an endpoint.

NHTSA campaign 07V289000 returns the named Columbia MY2005 row. Equipment, remedy and population remain campaign fields; the separate consequence field is absent.

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MY2005 exact campaign applicability Verified

Columbia MY2005 · exact 07V-302 campaign detail

This exact row preserves regulator provenance without converting mixed campaign metadata into continuous production chronology.

NHTSA campaign 07V302000 returns the named Columbia MY2005 row with component, condition, consequence, remedy and combined-response fields.

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MY2005 exact campaign applicability Verified

Columbia MY2005 · exact 07V-400 campaign detail

This exact row deepens equipment-qualified steering provenance without establishing continuous availability, a production quantity, universal rack-and-pinion fitment, a first/final model year or an endpoint.

NHTSA campaign 07V400000 returns the named Columbia MY2005 row. Equipment, remedy and population remain campaign fields; the separate consequence field is absent.

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MY2005 exact campaign applicability Verified

Columbia MY2005 · exact 07V-403 campaign detail

This exact row deepens equipment-qualified steering provenance without establishing continuous availability, a production quantity, universal rack-and-pinion fitment, a first/final model year or an endpoint.

NHTSA campaign 07V403000 returns the named Columbia MY2005 row. Equipment, remedy and population remain campaign fields; the separate consequence field is absent.

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MY2005 exact campaign applicability Verified

Columbia MY2005 · exact 08V-113 campaign detail

This exact row deepens equipment-qualified regulator provenance without establishing continuous availability, a production quantity, universal fitment, a first/final model year or an endpoint.

NHTSA campaign 08V113000 returns the named Columbia MY2005 row with published condition, consequence, remedy and combined-population fields.

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MY2005 exact campaign applicability Verified

Columbia MY2005 · exact 09V-366 campaign detail

This exact row deepens equipment-qualified regulator provenance without establishing continuous availability, a production quantity, universal C15 fitment, a first/final model year or an endpoint.

NHTSA campaign 09V366000 returns the named Columbia MY2005 row with C15 equipment, condition, consequence, remedy and combined-population fields.

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MY2005 exact campaign applicability Verified

Columbia MY2005 · exact 11V-478 campaign detail

This exact row deepens equipment-qualified regulator provenance without establishing continuous availability, a production quantity, universal MBE4000 fitment, a first/final model year or an endpoint.

NHTSA campaign 11V478000 returns the named Columbia MY2005 row with MBE4000 equipment, condition, consequence, remedy and combined-population fields.

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MY2005 exact campaign applicability Verified

Columbia MY2005 · exact 11V-514 campaign detail

This exact row deepens equipment-qualified regulator provenance without establishing continuous availability, a production quantity, universal steering fitment, a first/final model year or an endpoint.

NHTSA campaign 11V514000 returns the named Columbia MY2005 row with equipment, condition, consequence, remedy, manufacturing-window and combined-population fields.

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MY2005 NHTSA campaign checkpoint Verified

Columbia · MY2005 regulator campaign checkpoint

This federal record is retained as a bounded model-year checkpoint. It is not converted into a production range, endpoint, generation boundary, derivative assignment or universal equipment specification.

NHTSA’s vehicle-specific response explicitly returns Freightliner Columbia for MY2005 and the listed campaign identifiers.

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March 2005 optional sleeper/workspace checkpoint Verified

Columbia · 2005 enhanced Driver’s Lounge option

The enhanced Driver’s Lounge is retained as a dated optional-equipment checkpoint for the expressly named family, without converting it into standard equipment or an era boundary.

The March 31, 2005 factory release expressly names this family for the optional enhanced Driver’s Lounge.

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2005–2006 factory field-test checkpoint Verified

Columbia · DOT braking-system field fleet

The fleet and two test groups are retained as project-specific completed-vehicle evidence. Safety systems, fleet quantity and operating periods are not generalized to every Columbia or converted into production chronology.

Freightliner’s December 14, 2006 release identifies a fleet of 48 new Columbia tractors with 58-inch SleeperCabs dedicated to a U.S. Department of Transportation field operational test.

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NHTSA campaign designation · 2005–2009 Verified

Columbia · campaign 19V-370

This remains a bounded campaign designation. The added air-reservoir defect and remedy details do not convert the regulator’s broad campaign scope into a family production range.

The NHTSA acknowledgement controls the public model/year designation and its chronology warning; the joined campaign record controls campaign-wide defect, population and remedy provenance. Neither establishes family production chronology.

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MY2006 exact campaign applicability Verified

Columbia MY2006 · exact 05V-551 campaign detail

This exact row deepens equipment-qualified campaign provenance without establishing continuous availability, a production quantity, universal component fitment, a first/final model year or an endpoint.

NHTSA campaign 05V551000 returns the named Columbia MY2006 row. Equipment, remedy and population remain campaign fields rather than production chronology.

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MY2006 NHTSA campaign identity Verified

Columbia · MY2006 campaign identity

This remains a bounded model-year campaign identity. The added campaign detail explains the affected equipment and corrective action without converting a shared manufacturing window, report date or campaign population into a family production range.

Two official NHTSA records are joined by exact campaign number. One controls the family/model-year identity and the other supplies campaign-wide equipment, population, consequence and remedy provenance; neither establishes family production chronology.

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MY2006 exact campaign applicability Verified

Columbia MY2006 · exact 06V-190 campaign detail

This exact row deepens equipment-qualified regulator provenance without establishing continuous availability, a production quantity, universal fitment, a first/final model year or an endpoint.

NHTSA campaign 06V190000 returns the named Columbia MY2006 row. Equipment, remedy and population remain campaign fields; the separate consequence field is absent.

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MY2006 exact campaign applicability Verified

Columbia MY2006 · exact 07V-289 campaign detail

This exact row deepens equipment-qualified regulator provenance without establishing continuous availability, a production quantity, universal fitment, a first/final model year or an endpoint.

NHTSA campaign 07V289000 returns the named Columbia MY2006 row. Equipment, remedy and population remain campaign fields; the separate consequence field is absent.

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MY2006 exact campaign applicability Verified

Columbia MY2006 · exact 07V-302 campaign detail

This exact row preserves regulator provenance without converting mixed campaign metadata into continuous production chronology.

NHTSA campaign 07V302000 returns the named Columbia MY2006 row with component, condition, consequence, remedy and combined-response fields.

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MY2006 exact campaign applicability Verified

Columbia MY2006 · exact 07V-400 campaign detail

This exact row deepens equipment-qualified steering provenance without establishing continuous availability, a production quantity, universal rack-and-pinion fitment, a first/final model year or an endpoint.

NHTSA campaign 07V400000 returns the named Columbia MY2006 row. Equipment, remedy and population remain campaign fields; the separate consequence field is absent.

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MY2006 exact campaign applicability Verified

Columbia MY2006 · exact 07V-403 campaign detail

This exact row deepens equipment-qualified steering provenance without establishing continuous availability, a production quantity, universal rack-and-pinion fitment, a first/final model year or an endpoint.

NHTSA campaign 07V403000 returns the named Columbia MY2006 row. Equipment, remedy and population remain campaign fields; the separate consequence field is absent.

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MY2006 exact campaign applicability Verified

Columbia MY2006 · exact 07V-530 campaign detail

This row preserves equipment-qualified regulator provenance without converting campaign metadata into continuous production chronology.

NHTSA campaign 07V530000 returns the named Columbia MY2006 row with equipment, condition, consequence, remedy and combined-population fields.

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MY2006 exact campaign applicability Verified

Columbia MY2006 · exact 08V-113 campaign detail

This exact row deepens equipment-qualified regulator provenance without establishing continuous availability, a production quantity, universal fitment, a first/final model year or an endpoint.

NHTSA campaign 08V113000 returns the named Columbia MY2006 row with published condition, consequence, remedy and combined-population fields.

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MY2006 exact campaign applicability Verified

Columbia MY2006 · exact 09V-366 campaign detail

This exact row deepens equipment-qualified regulator provenance without establishing continuous availability, a production quantity, universal C15 fitment, a first/final model year or an endpoint.

NHTSA campaign 09V366000 returns the named Columbia MY2006 row with C15 equipment, condition, consequence, remedy and combined-population fields.

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MY2006 exact campaign applicability Verified

Columbia MY2006 · exact 11V-146 campaign detail

This exact row deepens equipment-qualified regulator provenance without establishing continuous availability, a production quantity, universal engine fitment, a first/final model year or an endpoint.

NHTSA campaign 11V146000 returns the named Columbia MY2006 row with equipment, condition, consequence, remedy and combined-population fields.

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MY2006 exact campaign applicability Verified

Columbia MY2006 · exact 11V-478 campaign detail

This exact row deepens equipment-qualified regulator provenance without establishing continuous availability, a production quantity, universal MBE4000 fitment, a first/final model year or an endpoint.

NHTSA campaign 11V478000 returns the named Columbia MY2006 row with MBE4000 equipment, condition, consequence, remedy and combined-population fields.

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MY2006 exact campaign applicability Verified

Columbia MY2006 · exact 11V-514 campaign detail

This exact row deepens equipment-qualified regulator provenance without establishing continuous availability, a production quantity, universal steering fitment, a first/final model year or an endpoint.

NHTSA campaign 11V514000 returns the named Columbia MY2006 row with equipment, condition, consequence, remedy, manufacturing-window and combined-population fields.

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MY2006 exact campaign applicability Verified

Columbia MY2006 · exact 20V-214 campaign detail

This exact regulator row deepens equipment-qualified provenance without establishing continuous availability, a production quantity, a first/final model year or an endpoint.

NHTSA campaign 20V214000 returns the named Columbia MY2006 row with equipment, condition, consequence, remedy and combined-population fields.

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MY2006 NHTSA campaign checkpoint Verified

Columbia · MY2006 regulator campaign checkpoint

This federal record is retained as a bounded model-year checkpoint. It is not converted into a production range, endpoint, generation boundary, derivative assignment or universal equipment specification.

NHTSA’s vehicle-specific response explicitly returns Freightliner Columbia for MY2006 and the listed campaign identifiers.

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2006 factory checkpoint Verified

Columbia · 2007-emissions development truck

This is a dated individual development configuration within a wider development programme. It is not converted into a model-year, continuous-production or universal-powertrain claim.

Freightliner’s March 23, 2006 release explicitly identifies a factory-built Columbia development truck with a Caterpillar C15 engine and functional exhaust after-treatment.

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MY2006 exact campaign applicability Verified

Columbia MY2006 · exact ESC campaign detail

This exact row deepens equipment-qualified campaign provenance without establishing continuous availability, a production quantity, universal equipment, a first/final model year or an endpoint.

NHTSA campaign 11V465000 returns the named Columbia MY2006 row. Equipment, population and manufacturing interval remain combined campaign fields rather than production chronology.

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MY2006 exact campaign applicability Verified

Columbia MY2006 · exact fuel-line campaign detail

This exact row deepens engine-qualified campaign provenance without establishing continuous availability, a production quantity, universal engine fitment, a first/final model year or an endpoint.

NHTSA campaign 12V074000 returns the named Columbia MY2006 row. Equipment, population and manufacturing interval remain combined campaign fields rather than production chronology.

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March 23, 2006 factory release Verified

Columbia · no-idle system availability

Freightliner named Columbia among the Class 8 models eligible for its announced sleeper no-idle climate system.

The original factory release verifies dated model-level option scope. It does not establish universal installation, a 112/120 matrix or a model-year boundary.

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2006 factory checkpoint Verified

Columbia · summer performance test checkpoint

The model is retained only as a dated engineering-test participant. The mixed convoy engine list is not assigned to this truck.

Freightliner’s August 15, 2006 release and caption explicitly identify a Columbia in uphill testing at Loveland Pass, Colorado.

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January 2008 notice · affected vehicles manufactured January 2, 2006–June 29, 2007 Verified

Columbia · 07V-530 manufacturer-notice checkpoint

This record adds model-naming, component, consequence and remedy provenance while keeping the shared campaign interval separate from family chronology.

The regulator-filed manufacturer notice expressly names this family. Its manufacturing dates apply to the combined multi-model campaign population and are not assigned as this family’s production boundaries.

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MY2006–MY2010 filing scope Verified

Columbia · 09V-391 manufacturer-filing detail

This family-level filing table preserves the stated model-year range and shared campaign limits without converting them into production chronology.

NHTSA's October 8, 2009 acknowledgement explicitly lists Freightliner Columbia for MY2006–MY2010 within campaign 09V391000 / DTNA 09C-2.

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MY2007 exact campaign applicability Verified

Columbia MY2007 · exact 07V-302 campaign detail

This exact row preserves regulator provenance without converting mixed campaign metadata into continuous production chronology.

NHTSA campaign 07V302000 returns the named Columbia MY2007 row with component, condition, consequence, remedy and combined-response fields.

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MY2007 exact campaign applicability Verified

Columbia MY2007 · exact 07V-335 campaign detail

This exact regulator row is a dated equipment checkpoint and is not converted into continuous production chronology.

NHTSA campaign 07V335000 returns the named Columbia MY2007 row with component, condition, consequence, remedy and combined-response population.

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MY2007 exact campaign applicability Verified

Columbia MY2007 · exact 07V-400 campaign detail

This exact row deepens equipment-qualified steering provenance without establishing continuous availability, a production quantity, universal rack-and-pinion fitment, a first/final model year or an endpoint.

NHTSA campaign 07V400000 returns the named Columbia MY2007 row. Equipment, remedy and population remain campaign fields; the separate consequence field is absent.

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MY2007 exact campaign applicability Verified

Columbia MY2007 · exact 07V-403 campaign detail

This exact row deepens equipment-qualified steering provenance without establishing continuous availability, a production quantity, universal rack-and-pinion fitment, a first/final model year or an endpoint.

NHTSA campaign 07V403000 returns the named Columbia MY2007 row. Equipment, remedy and population remain campaign fields; the separate consequence field is absent.

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MY2007 exact campaign applicability Verified

Columbia MY2007 · exact 07V-530 campaign detail

This row preserves equipment-qualified regulator provenance without converting campaign metadata into continuous production chronology.

NHTSA campaign 07V530000 returns the named Columbia MY2007 row with equipment, condition, consequence, remedy and combined-population fields.

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MY2007 exact campaign applicability Verified

Columbia MY2007 · exact 08V-113 campaign detail

This exact row deepens equipment-qualified regulator provenance without establishing continuous availability, a production quantity, universal fitment, a first/final model year or an endpoint.

NHTSA campaign 08V113000 returns the named Columbia MY2007 row with published condition, consequence, remedy and combined-population fields.

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MY2007 exact campaign applicability Verified

Columbia MY2007 · exact 09V-357 campaign detail

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Columbia MY2007 · exact 09V-366 campaign detail

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MY2007 exact campaign applicability Verified

Columbia MY2007 · exact 09V-400 campaign detail

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MY2007 exact campaign applicability Verified

Columbia MY2007 · exact 10V-341 campaign detail

This exact row deepens equipment-qualified regulator provenance without establishing continuous availability, a production quantity, universal engine fitment, a first/final model year or an endpoint.

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MY2007 exact campaign applicability Verified

Columbia MY2007 · exact 11V-146 campaign detail

This exact row deepens equipment-qualified regulator provenance without establishing continuous availability, a production quantity, universal engine fitment, a first/final model year or an endpoint.

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Columbia MY2007 · exact 11V-478 campaign detail

This exact row deepens equipment-qualified regulator provenance without establishing continuous availability, a production quantity, universal MBE4000 fitment, a first/final model year or an endpoint.

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MY2007 exact campaign applicability Verified

Columbia MY2007 · exact 11V-514 campaign detail

This exact row deepens equipment-qualified regulator provenance without establishing continuous availability, a production quantity, universal steering fitment, a first/final model year or an endpoint.

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MY2007 exact campaign applicability Verified

Columbia MY2007 · exact 20V-214 campaign detail

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MY2007 NHTSA campaign checkpoint Verified

Columbia · MY2007 regulator campaign checkpoint

This federal record is retained as a bounded model-year checkpoint. It is not converted into a production start, first model year, endpoint, continuous run or universal steering specification.

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MY2007 exact campaign applicability Verified

Columbia MY2007 · exact ESC campaign detail

This exact row deepens equipment-qualified campaign provenance without establishing continuous availability, a production quantity, universal equipment, a first/final model year or an endpoint.

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MY2007 exact campaign applicability Verified

Columbia MY2007 · exact fuel-line campaign detail

This exact row deepens engine-qualified campaign provenance without establishing continuous availability, a production quantity, universal engine fitment, a first/final model year or an endpoint.

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MY2007–MY2008 filing scope Verified

Columbia · 07V-316 manufacturer-filing detail

This family-level table preserves the exact filing roster, equipment qualification and shared campaign limits without converting a recall population or manufacture window into family production chronology.

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Filed July 3, 2007 · combined MY2007–MY2008 scope Verified

Columbia · MY2007–MY2008 steering-fastener campaign roster

This manufacturer-filed record preserves equipment, defect, investigation and remedy provenance while keeping the shared population and manufacturing interval outside family production chronology.

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MY2008 exact campaign applicability Verified

Columbia MY2008 · exact 07V-302 campaign detail

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Columbia MY2008 · exact 07V-335 campaign detail

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Columbia MY2008 · exact 07V-400 campaign detail

This exact row deepens equipment-qualified steering provenance without establishing continuous availability, a production quantity, universal rack-and-pinion fitment, a first/final model year or an endpoint.

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Columbia MY2008 · exact 07V-403 campaign detail

This exact row deepens equipment-qualified steering provenance without establishing continuous availability, a production quantity, universal rack-and-pinion fitment, a first/final model year or an endpoint.

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Columbia MY2008 · exact 07V-530 campaign detail

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MY2008 regulator campaign row Verified

Columbia · 07V-592 exact campaign row

This Columbia dossier retains the literal row and campaign-wide steering defect context without converting the shared population or recall dates into family production chronology.

NHTSA's exact campaign endpoint explicitly returns Freightliner Columbia as a MY2008 row in campaign 07V592000 / FL-519.

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MY2008 regulator campaign row Verified

Columbia · 08V-029 exact campaign row

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MY2008 regulator campaign row Verified

Columbia · 08V-159 exact campaign row

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MY2008 exact campaign applicability Verified

Columbia MY2008 · exact 09V-357 campaign detail

This exact regulator row deepens equipment-qualified historical provenance without establishing continuous availability, universal equipment fitment, a family production quantity, a first/final model year or an endpoint.

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MY2008 exact campaign applicability Verified

Columbia MY2008 · exact 09V-366 campaign detail

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MY2008 exact campaign applicability Verified

Columbia MY2008 · exact 09V-400 campaign detail

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Columbia MY2008 · exact 10V-189 campaign detail

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MY2008 exact campaign applicability Verified

Columbia MY2008 · exact 10V-341 campaign detail

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MY2008 exact campaign applicability Verified

Columbia MY2008 · exact 11V-146 campaign detail

This exact row deepens equipment-qualified regulator provenance without establishing continuous availability, a production quantity, universal engine fitment, a first/final model year or an endpoint.

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MY2008 exact campaign applicability Verified

Columbia MY2008 · exact 11V-330 campaign detail

This exact row deepens equipment-qualified regulator provenance without establishing continuous availability, a production quantity, universal fitment, a first/final model year or an endpoint.

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MY2008 exact campaign applicability Verified

Columbia MY2008 · exact 11V-478 campaign detail

This exact row deepens equipment-qualified regulator provenance without establishing continuous availability, a production quantity, universal MBE4000 fitment, a first/final model year or an endpoint.

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MY2008 exact campaign applicability Verified

Columbia MY2008 · exact 11V-514 campaign detail

This exact row deepens equipment-qualified regulator provenance without establishing continuous availability, a production quantity, universal steering fitment, a first/final model year or an endpoint.

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MY2008 exact campaign applicability Verified

Columbia MY2008 · exact 20V-214 campaign detail

This exact regulator row deepens equipment-qualified provenance without establishing continuous availability, a production quantity, a first/final model year or an endpoint.

NHTSA campaign 20V214000 returns the named Columbia MY2008 row with equipment, condition, consequence, remedy and combined-population fields.

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MY2008 NHTSA campaign checkpoint Verified

Columbia · MY2008 regulator campaign checkpoint

This federal record is retained as a bounded model-year checkpoint. It is not converted into a production start, endpoint, continuous run or universal steering specification.

NHTSA’s vehicle-specific query explicitly returns Freightliner Columbia for MY2008 and includes campaign 11V514000. The official campaign detail is joined only for the equipment-qualified scope.

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MY2008 exact campaign applicability Verified

Columbia MY2008 · exact ESC campaign detail

This exact row deepens equipment-qualified campaign provenance without establishing continuous availability, a production quantity, universal equipment, a first/final model year or an endpoint.

NHTSA campaign 11V465000 returns the named Columbia MY2008 row. Equipment, population and manufacturing interval remain combined campaign fields rather than production chronology.

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MY2008 exact campaign applicability Verified

Columbia MY2008 · exact fuel-line campaign detail

This exact row deepens engine-qualified campaign provenance without establishing continuous availability, a production quantity, universal engine fitment, a first/final model year or an endpoint.

NHTSA campaign 12V074000 returns the named Columbia MY2008 row. Equipment, population and manufacturing interval remain combined campaign fields rather than production chronology.

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MY2009 exact campaign applicability Verified

Columbia MY2009 · exact 09V-357 campaign detail

This exact regulator row deepens equipment-qualified historical provenance without establishing continuous availability, universal equipment fitment, a family production quantity, a first/final model year or an endpoint.

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MY2009 exact campaign applicability Verified

Columbia MY2009 · exact 09V-366 campaign detail

This exact row deepens equipment-qualified regulator provenance without establishing continuous availability, a production quantity, universal C15 fitment, a first/final model year or an endpoint.

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MY2009 filing scope Verified

Columbia · 09V-390 manufacturer-filing detail

This family-level table preserves the exact filing scope and shared campaign limits without converting a recall roster into production chronology or a distinct equipment era.

DTNA's October 5, 2009 defect report and January 4, 2010 supplement explicitly include Freightliner Columbia MY2009 in campaign 09V-390 / FL-560.

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MY2009 exact campaign applicability Verified

Columbia MY2009 · exact 09V-400 campaign detail

This exact regulator row deepens equipment-qualified historical provenance without establishing continuous availability, universal engine fitment, a family production quantity, a first/final model year or an endpoint.

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MY2009 exact campaign applicability Verified

Columbia MY2009 · exact 10V-189 campaign detail

This exact row deepens equipment-qualified regulator provenance without establishing continuous availability, a production quantity, universal engine fitment, a first/final model year or an endpoint.

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MY2009 exact campaign applicability Verified

Columbia MY2009 · exact 10V-339 campaign detail

This exact row deepens equipment-qualified regulator provenance without establishing continuous availability, a production quantity, universal engine fitment, a first/final model year or an endpoint.

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MY2009 exact campaign applicability Verified

Columbia MY2009 · exact 10V-341 campaign detail

This exact row deepens equipment-qualified regulator provenance without establishing continuous availability, a production quantity, universal engine fitment, a first/final model year or an endpoint.

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MY2009 exact campaign applicability Verified

Columbia MY2009 · exact 11V-146 campaign detail

This exact row deepens equipment-qualified regulator provenance without establishing continuous availability, a production quantity, universal engine fitment, a first/final model year or an endpoint.

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MY2009 exact campaign applicability Verified

Columbia MY2009 · exact 11V-287 campaign detail

This exact row deepens equipment-qualified regulator provenance without establishing continuous availability, a production quantity, universal engine fitment, a first/final model year or an endpoint.

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MY2009 exact campaign applicability Verified

Columbia MY2009 · exact 11V-330 campaign detail

This exact row deepens equipment-qualified regulator provenance without establishing continuous availability, a production quantity, universal fitment, a first/final model year or an endpoint.

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MY2009 exact campaign applicability Verified

Columbia MY2009 · exact 11V-514 campaign detail

This exact row deepens equipment-qualified regulator provenance without establishing continuous availability, a production quantity, universal steering fitment, a first/final model year or an endpoint.

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MY2009 exact campaign applicability Verified

Columbia MY2009 · exact 20V-214 campaign detail

This exact regulator row deepens equipment-qualified provenance without establishing continuous availability, a production quantity, a first/final model year or an endpoint.

NHTSA campaign 20V214000 returns the named Columbia MY2009 row with equipment, condition, consequence, remedy and combined-population fields.

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MY2009 NHTSA campaign checkpoint Verified

Columbia · MY2009 regulator campaign checkpoint

This federal record is retained as a bounded model-year checkpoint. It is not converted into a production range, endpoint, generation boundary, derivative assignment or universal equipment specification.

NHTSA’s vehicle-specific response explicitly returns Freightliner Columbia for MY2009 and the listed campaign identifiers.

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MY2009 exact campaign applicability Verified

Columbia MY2009 · exact ESC campaign detail

This exact row deepens equipment-qualified campaign provenance without establishing continuous availability, a production quantity, universal equipment, a first/final model year or an endpoint.

NHTSA campaign 11V465000 returns the named Columbia MY2009 row. Equipment, population and manufacturing interval remain combined campaign fields rather than production chronology.

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MY2009 exact campaign applicability Verified

Columbia MY2009 · exact fuel-line campaign detail

This exact row deepens engine-qualified campaign provenance without establishing continuous availability, a production quantity, universal engine fitment, a first/final model year or an endpoint.

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MY2010 exact campaign applicability Verified

Columbia MY2010 · exact 09V-357 campaign detail

This exact regulator row deepens equipment-qualified historical provenance without establishing continuous availability, universal equipment fitment, a family production quantity, a first/final model year or an endpoint.

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MY2010 exact campaign applicability Verified

Columbia MY2010 · exact 09V-366 campaign detail

This exact row deepens equipment-qualified regulator provenance without establishing continuous availability, a production quantity, universal C15 fitment, a first/final model year or an endpoint.

NHTSA campaign 09V366000 returns the named Columbia MY2010 row with C15 equipment, condition, consequence, remedy and combined-population fields.

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MY2010 exact campaign applicability Verified

Columbia MY2010 · exact 09V-400 campaign detail

This exact regulator row deepens equipment-qualified historical provenance without establishing continuous availability, universal engine fitment, a family production quantity, a first/final model year or an endpoint.

NHTSA campaign 09V400000 returns the named Columbia MY2010 row with DD15 grid-heater equipment, condition, consequence, remedy and complete-response population fields.

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MY2010 exact campaign applicability Verified

Columbia MY2010 · exact 10V-189 campaign detail

This exact row deepens equipment-qualified regulator provenance without establishing continuous availability, a production quantity, universal engine fitment, a first/final model year or an endpoint.

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MY2010 exact campaign applicability Verified

Columbia MY2010 · exact 10V-339 campaign detail

This exact row deepens equipment-qualified regulator provenance without establishing continuous availability, a production quantity, universal engine fitment, a first/final model year or an endpoint.

NHTSA campaign 10V339000 returns the named Columbia MY2010 row with equipment, condition, consequence, remedy and combined-population fields.

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MY2010 exact campaign applicability Verified

Columbia MY2010 · exact 10V-341 campaign detail

This exact row deepens equipment-qualified regulator provenance without establishing continuous availability, a production quantity, universal engine fitment, a first/final model year or an endpoint.

NHTSA campaign 10V341000 returns the named Columbia MY2010 row with equipment, condition, consequence, remedy and combined-population fields.

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MY2010 exact campaign applicability Verified

Columbia MY2010 · exact 11V-146 campaign detail

This exact row deepens equipment-qualified regulator provenance without establishing continuous availability, a production quantity, universal engine fitment, a first/final model year or an endpoint.

NHTSA campaign 11V146000 returns the named Columbia MY2010 row with equipment, condition, consequence, remedy and combined-population fields.

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MY2010 exact campaign applicability Verified

Columbia MY2010 · exact 11V-287 campaign detail

This exact row deepens equipment-qualified regulator provenance without establishing continuous availability, a production quantity, universal engine fitment, a first/final model year or an endpoint.

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MY2010 exact campaign applicability Verified

Columbia MY2010 · exact 11V-330 campaign detail

This exact row deepens equipment-qualified regulator provenance without establishing continuous availability, a production quantity, universal fitment, a first/final model year or an endpoint.

NHTSA campaign 11V330000 returns the named Columbia MY2010 row with equipment, condition, consequence, remedy and combined-population fields.

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MY2010 exact campaign applicability Verified

Columbia MY2010 · exact 11V-514 campaign detail

This exact row deepens equipment-qualified regulator provenance without establishing continuous availability, a production quantity, universal steering fitment, a first/final model year or an endpoint.

NHTSA campaign 11V514000 returns the named Columbia MY2010 row with equipment, condition, consequence, remedy, manufacturing-window and combined-population fields.

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MY2010 exact campaign applicability Verified

Columbia MY2010 · exact 20V-214 campaign detail

This exact regulator row deepens equipment-qualified provenance without establishing continuous availability, a production quantity, a first/final model year or an endpoint.

NHTSA campaign 20V214000 returns the named Columbia MY2010 row with equipment, condition, consequence, remedy and combined-population fields.

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MY2010 NHTSA campaign identity Verified

Columbia · MY2010 rack-and-pinion steering campaign identity

This remains a bounded model-year campaign identity. The added campaign detail explains the affected equipment and corrective action without converting a shared manufacturing window, report date or campaign population into a family production range.

Two official NHTSA records are joined by exact campaign number. One controls the family/model-year identity and the other supplies campaign-wide equipment, population, consequence and remedy provenance; neither establishes family production chronology.

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MY2010 exact campaign applicability Verified

Columbia MY2010 · exact ESC campaign detail

This exact row deepens equipment-qualified campaign provenance without establishing continuous availability, a production quantity, universal equipment, a first/final model year or an endpoint.

NHTSA campaign 11V465000 returns the named Columbia MY2010 row. Equipment, population and manufacturing interval remain combined campaign fields rather than production chronology.

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MY2010 exact campaign applicability Verified

Columbia MY2010 · exact fuel-line campaign detail

This exact row deepens engine-qualified campaign provenance without establishing continuous availability, a production quantity, universal engine fitment, a first/final model year or an endpoint.

NHTSA campaign 12V074000 returns the named Columbia MY2010 row. Equipment, population and manufacturing interval remain combined campaign fields rather than production chronology.

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MY2010 exact campaign applicability Verified

Columbia MY2010 · exact rear-brake campaign detail

This exact row deepens equipment-qualified campaign provenance without establishing continuous availability, a production quantity, universal component fitment, a first/final model year or an endpoint.

NHTSA campaign 16V206000 returns the named Columbia MY2010 row. Equipment, population and manufacturing interval remain combined campaign fields rather than production chronology.

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MY2011 exact campaign applicability Verified

Columbia MY2011 · exact 10V-189 campaign detail

This exact row deepens equipment-qualified regulator provenance without establishing continuous availability, a production quantity, universal engine fitment, a first/final model year or an endpoint.

NHTSA campaign 10V189000 returns the named Columbia MY2011 row with equipment, condition, consequence, remedy and combined-population fields.

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MY2011 exact campaign applicability Verified

Columbia MY2011 · exact 10V-339 campaign detail

This exact row deepens equipment-qualified regulator provenance without establishing continuous availability, a production quantity, universal engine fitment, a first/final model year or an endpoint.

NHTSA campaign 10V339000 returns the named Columbia MY2011 row with equipment, condition, consequence, remedy and combined-population fields.

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MY2011 exact campaign applicability Verified

Columbia MY2011 · exact 10V-341 campaign detail

This exact row deepens equipment-qualified regulator provenance without establishing continuous availability, a production quantity, universal engine fitment, a first/final model year or an endpoint.

NHTSA campaign 10V341000 returns the named Columbia MY2011 row with equipment, condition, consequence, remedy and combined-population fields.

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MY2011 exact campaign applicability Verified

Columbia MY2011 · exact 10V-551 campaign detail

This exact row deepens equipment-qualified regulator provenance without establishing continuous availability, a production quantity, universal equipment fitment, a first/final model year or an endpoint.

NHTSA campaign 10V551000 returns the named Columbia MY2011 row with equipment, condition, consequence, remedy and combined-population fields.

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February 18, 2011 amended filing · exact MY2011 applicability Verified

Columbia MY2011 · 11V-077 certification-label amendment

This dated regulator-primary filing deepens the separate campaign-amendment provenance without creating another model year, production count, continuous range, endpoint, derivative boundary or generation.

DTNA's amended Part 573 report for NHTSA 11V-077 explicitly lists Columbia MY2011 in the affected-model table and separates the 207 additional vehicles from campaign 10V-551.

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MY2011 exact campaign applicability Verified

Columbia MY2011 · exact 11V-146 campaign detail

This exact row deepens equipment-qualified regulator provenance without establishing continuous availability, a production quantity, universal engine fitment, a first/final model year or an endpoint.

NHTSA campaign 11V146000 returns the named Columbia MY2011 row with equipment, condition, consequence, remedy and combined-population fields.

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MY2011 exact campaign applicability Verified

Columbia MY2011 · exact 11V-287 campaign detail

This exact row deepens equipment-qualified regulator provenance without establishing continuous availability, a production quantity, universal engine fitment, a first/final model year or an endpoint.

NHTSA campaign 11V287000 returns the named Columbia MY2011 row with equipment, condition, consequence, remedy and combined-population fields.

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MY2011 exact campaign applicability Verified

Columbia MY2011 · exact 11V-330 campaign detail

This exact row deepens equipment-qualified regulator provenance without establishing continuous availability, a production quantity, universal fitment, a first/final model year or an endpoint.

NHTSA campaign 11V330000 returns the named Columbia MY2011 row with equipment, condition, consequence, remedy and combined-population fields.

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MY2011 exact campaign applicability Verified

Columbia MY2011 · exact 11V-514 campaign detail

This exact row deepens equipment-qualified regulator provenance without establishing continuous availability, a production quantity, universal steering fitment, a first/final model year or an endpoint.

NHTSA campaign 11V514000 returns the named Columbia MY2011 row with equipment, condition, consequence, remedy, manufacturing-window and combined-population fields.

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MY2011 exact campaign applicability Verified

Columbia MY2011 · exact 20V-214 campaign detail

This exact regulator row deepens equipment-qualified provenance without establishing continuous availability, a production quantity, a first/final model year or an endpoint.

NHTSA campaign 20V214000 returns the named Columbia MY2011 row with equipment, condition, consequence, remedy and combined-population fields.

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MY2011 NHTSA campaign checkpoint Verified

Columbia · MY2011 regulator campaign checkpoint

This federal record is retained as a bounded model-year checkpoint. It is not converted into a production start, final model year, endpoint, continuous run or universal steering specification.

NHTSA’s vehicle-specific query explicitly returns Freightliner Columbia for MY2011 and includes campaign 11V514000. The official campaign detail is joined only for the equipment-qualified scope.

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October 14, 2011 filing · January–October 2011 investigation chronology Verified

Columbia · FL-614 manufacturer-investigation checkpoint

This checkpoint preserves the first customer report, supplier-analysis sequence and manufacturer defect determination without converting recall scope into family chronology.

DTNA’s regulator-filed Part 573 report names the model and records the investigation chronology. Its manufacturing interval, model-year span and population remain combined campaign fields rather than family production boundaries.

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MY2011 exact campaign applicability Verified

Columbia Glider MY2011 · exact 11V-249 campaign detail

This exact row deepens equipment-qualified regulator provenance without establishing continuous availability, a production quantity, universal equipment fitment, a first/final model year or an endpoint.

NHTSA campaign 11V249000 returns the named Columbia Glider MY2011 row with equipment, condition, consequence, remedy and combined-population fields.

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MY2011 exact campaign applicability Verified

Columbia Glider MY2011 · exact 15V-616 campaign detail

This exact regulator row deepens equipment-qualified historical provenance without establishing continuous availability, universal equipment fitment, a family production quantity, a first/final model year or an endpoint.

NHTSA campaign 15V616000 returns the named Columbia Glider MY2011 row with fifth-wheel equipment, condition, consequence, remedy and exact roster fields.

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MY2011 exact campaign applicability Verified

Columbia MY2011 · exact ESC campaign detail

This exact row deepens equipment-qualified campaign provenance without establishing continuous availability, a production quantity, universal equipment, a first/final model year or an endpoint.

NHTSA campaign 11V465000 returns the named Columbia MY2011 row. Equipment, population and manufacturing interval remain combined campaign fields rather than production chronology.

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MY2011 exact campaign applicability Verified

Columbia MY2011 · exact fuel-line campaign detail

This exact row deepens engine-qualified campaign provenance without establishing continuous availability, a production quantity, universal engine fitment, a first/final model year or an endpoint.

NHTSA campaign 12V074000 returns the named Columbia MY2011 row. Equipment, population and manufacturing interval remain combined campaign fields rather than production chronology.

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MY2011 exact campaign applicability Verified

Columbia MY2011 · exact rear-brake campaign detail

This exact row deepens equipment-qualified campaign provenance without establishing continuous availability, a production quantity, universal component fitment, a first/final model year or an endpoint.

NHTSA campaign 16V206000 returns the named Columbia MY2011 row. Equipment, population and manufacturing interval remain combined campaign fields rather than production chronology.

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MY2012 exact campaign applicability Verified

Columbia MY2012 · exact 11V-330 campaign detail

This exact row deepens equipment-qualified regulator provenance without establishing continuous availability, a production quantity, universal fitment, a first/final model year or an endpoint.

NHTSA campaign 11V330000 returns the named Columbia MY2012 row with equipment, condition, consequence, remedy and combined-population fields.

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MY2012 exact campaign applicability Verified

Columbia MY2012 · exact 20V-214 campaign detail

This exact regulator row deepens equipment-qualified provenance without establishing continuous availability, a production quantity, a first/final model year or an endpoint.

NHTSA campaign 20V214000 returns the named Columbia MY2012 row with equipment, condition, consequence, remedy and combined-population fields.

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MY2012 NHTSA campaign checkpoint Verified

Columbia · MY2012 regulator campaign checkpoint

This federal record is retained as a bounded model-year checkpoint. It is not converted into a production start, final model year, endpoint, continuous run or universal engine specification.

NHTSA’s vehicle-specific query explicitly returns Freightliner Columbia for MY2012 and includes campaign 12V074000. The official campaign detail is joined only for the equipment-qualified scope.

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MY2012 exact campaign applicability Verified

Columbia Glider MY2012 · exact 15V-616 campaign detail

This exact regulator row deepens equipment-qualified historical provenance without establishing continuous availability, universal equipment fitment, a family production quantity, a first/final model year or an endpoint.

NHTSA campaign 15V616000 returns the named Columbia Glider MY2012 row with fifth-wheel equipment, condition, consequence, remedy and exact roster fields.

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MY2012 exact campaign applicability Verified

Columbia MY2012 · exact ESC campaign detail

This exact row deepens equipment-qualified campaign provenance without establishing continuous availability, a production quantity, universal equipment, a first/final model year or an endpoint.

NHTSA campaign 11V465000 returns the named Columbia MY2012 row. Equipment, population and manufacturing interval remain combined campaign fields rather than production chronology.

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MY2012 exact campaign applicability Verified

Columbia MY2012 · exact fuel-line campaign detail

This exact row deepens engine-qualified campaign provenance without establishing continuous availability, a production quantity, universal engine fitment, a first/final model year or an endpoint.

NHTSA campaign 12V074000 returns the named Columbia MY2012 row. Equipment, population and manufacturing interval remain combined campaign fields rather than production chronology.

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MY2012 exact campaign applicability Verified

Columbia MY2012 · exact rear-brake campaign detail

This exact row deepens equipment-qualified campaign provenance without establishing continuous availability, a production quantity, universal component fitment, a first/final model year or an endpoint.

NHTSA campaign 16V206000 returns the named Columbia MY2012 row. Equipment, population and manufacturing interval remain combined campaign fields rather than production chronology.

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MY2013 exact campaign applicability Verified

Columbia MY2013 · exact 20V-214 campaign detail

This exact regulator row deepens equipment-qualified provenance without establishing continuous availability, a production quantity, a first/final model year or an endpoint.

NHTSA campaign 20V214000 returns the named Columbia MY2013 row with equipment, condition, consequence, remedy and combined-population fields.

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MY2013 NHTSA campaign checkpoint Verified

Columbia · MY2013 regulator campaign checkpoint

This federal record is retained as a bounded model-year checkpoint. It is not converted into a production start, final model year, endpoint, continuous run or universal engine specification.

NHTSA’s vehicle-specific query explicitly returns Freightliner Columbia for MY2013 and includes campaign 12V074000. The official campaign detail is reused only for the equipment-qualified scope.

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MY2013 exact campaign applicability Verified

Columbia Glider MY2013 · exact 15V-616 campaign detail

This exact regulator row deepens equipment-qualified historical provenance without establishing continuous availability, universal equipment fitment, a family production quantity, a first/final model year or an endpoint.

NHTSA campaign 15V616000 returns the named Columbia Glider MY2013 row with fifth-wheel equipment, condition, consequence, remedy and exact roster fields.

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MY2013 exact campaign applicability Verified

Columbia MY2013 · exact fuel-line campaign detail

This exact row deepens engine-qualified campaign provenance without establishing continuous availability, a production quantity, universal engine fitment, a first/final model year or an endpoint.

NHTSA campaign 12V074000 returns the named Columbia MY2013 row. Equipment, population and manufacturing interval remain combined campaign fields rather than production chronology.

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MY2013 exact campaign applicability Verified

Columbia MY2013 · exact rear-brake campaign detail

This exact row deepens equipment-qualified campaign provenance without establishing continuous availability, a production quantity, universal component fitment, a first/final model year or an endpoint.

NHTSA campaign 16V206000 returns the named Columbia MY2013 row. Equipment, population and manufacturing interval remain combined campaign fields rather than production chronology.

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MY2014 exact campaign applicability Verified

Columbia MY2014 · exact 13V-604 detail

This regulator-primary row preserves the original/expansion campaign boundary without turning recall applicability into continuous production chronology, a production count or a family endpoint.

NHTSA campaign 13V604000 returns the named Columbia MY2014 row with equipment, compliance, consequence, remedy, roster and population fields.

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MY2014 exact campaign applicability Verified

Columbia MY2014 · exact 14V-150 expansion detail

This regulator-primary row preserves the original/expansion campaign boundary without turning recall applicability into continuous production chronology, a production count or a family endpoint.

NHTSA campaign 14V150000 returns the named Columbia MY2014 row with equipment, compliance, consequence, remedy, roster and population fields.

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MY2014 exact campaign applicability Verified

Columbia MY2014 · exact 20V-214 campaign detail

This exact regulator row deepens equipment-qualified provenance without establishing continuous availability, a production quantity, a first/final model year or an endpoint.

NHTSA campaign 20V214000 returns the named Columbia MY2014 row with equipment, condition, consequence, remedy and combined-population fields.

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MY2014 NHTSA campaign checkpoint Verified

Columbia · MY2014 regulator campaign checkpoint

This federal record is retained as a bounded model-year checkpoint. It is not converted into a production start, final model year, endpoint, continuous run or universal equipment specification.

NHTSA’s vehicle-specific query explicitly returns Freightliner Columbia for MY2014 and the listed campaign identifiers.

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MY2014 exact campaign applicability Verified

Columbia Glider MY2014 · exact 15V-616 campaign detail

This exact regulator row deepens equipment-qualified historical provenance without establishing continuous availability, universal equipment fitment, a family production quantity, a first/final model year or an endpoint.

NHTSA campaign 15V616000 returns the named Columbia Glider MY2014 row with fifth-wheel equipment, condition, consequence, remedy and exact roster fields.

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MY2014 exact campaign applicability Verified

Columbia MY2014 · exact rear-brake campaign detail

This exact row deepens equipment-qualified campaign provenance without establishing continuous availability, a production quantity, universal component fitment, a first/final model year or an endpoint.

NHTSA campaign 16V206000 returns the named Columbia MY2014 row. Equipment, population and manufacturing interval remain combined campaign fields rather than production chronology.

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MY2015 exact campaign applicability Verified

Columbia MY2015 · exact 20V-214 campaign detail

This exact regulator row deepens equipment-qualified provenance without establishing continuous availability, a production quantity, a first/final model year or an endpoint.

NHTSA campaign 20V214000 returns the named Columbia MY2015 row with equipment, condition, consequence, remedy and combined-population fields.

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MY2015 NHTSA campaign checkpoint Verified

Columbia · MY2015 regulator campaign checkpoint

This federal record is retained as a bounded model-year checkpoint. It is not converted into a production start, final model year, endpoint, continuous run or universal equipment specification.

NHTSA’s vehicle-specific query explicitly returns Freightliner Columbia for MY2015 and the listed campaign identifiers.

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MY2015 exact campaign applicability Verified

Columbia Glider MY2015 · exact 14V-758 campaign detail

This regulator-primary row is equipment-qualified campaign evidence, not continuous production chronology, a family count or an endpoint.

NHTSA campaign 14V758000 returns the named Columbia Glider MY2015 row with equipment, consequence, remedy, roster, manufacturing-window and population fields.

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MY2015 exact campaign applicability Verified

Columbia MY2015 · exact rear-brake campaign detail

This exact row deepens equipment-qualified campaign provenance without establishing continuous availability, a production quantity, universal component fitment, a first/final model year or an endpoint.

NHTSA campaign 16V206000 returns the named Columbia MY2015 row. Equipment, population and manufacturing interval remain combined campaign fields rather than production chronology.

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MY2016 exact campaign applicability Verified

Columbia MY2016 · exact 20V-214 campaign detail

This exact regulator row deepens equipment-qualified provenance without establishing continuous availability, a production quantity, a first/final model year or an endpoint.

NHTSA campaign 20V214000 returns the named Columbia MY2016 row with equipment, condition, consequence, remedy and combined-population fields.

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MY2016 NHTSA campaign checkpoint Verified

Columbia · MY2016 regulator campaign checkpoint

This federal record is retained as a bounded model-year checkpoint. It is not converted into a production start, final model year, endpoint, continuous run, universal equipment specification or highway/SD cutover.

NHTSA’s vehicle-specific query explicitly returns Freightliner Columbia for MY2016 and the listed campaign identifiers.

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MY2016 exact campaign applicability Verified

Columbia Glider MY2016 · exact 15V-613 campaign detail

This exact row deepens equipment-qualified regulator provenance without establishing continuous availability, a production quantity, universal steering fitment, complete-truck status, a first/final model year or an endpoint.

NHTSA campaign 15V613000 returns the named Columbia Glider MY2016 row with equipment, condition, consequence, remedy, manufacturing-window and combined-population fields.

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MY2016 exact campaign applicability Verified

Columbia MY2016 · exact rear-brake campaign detail

This exact row deepens equipment-qualified campaign provenance without establishing continuous availability, a production quantity, universal component fitment, a first/final model year or an endpoint.

NHTSA campaign 16V206000 returns the named Columbia MY2016 row. Equipment, population and manufacturing interval remain combined campaign fields rather than production chronology.

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MY2017 exact campaign applicability Verified

Columbia MY2017 · exact 20V-214 campaign detail

This exact regulator row deepens equipment-qualified provenance without establishing continuous availability, a production quantity, a first/final model year or an endpoint.

NHTSA campaign 20V214000 returns the named Columbia MY2017 row with equipment, condition, consequence, remedy and combined-population fields.

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MY2017 NHTSA campaign checkpoint Verified

Columbia · MY2017 regulator campaign checkpoint

This federal record is retained as a bounded model-year checkpoint. It is not converted into a production start, final model year, endpoint, continuous run, generation boundary or universal equipment specification.

NHTSA’s vehicle-specific response explicitly returns Freightliner Columbia for MY2017 and the listed campaign identifiers.

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MY2017 exact campaign applicability Verified

Columbia MY2017 · exact rear-brake campaign detail

This exact row deepens equipment-qualified campaign provenance without establishing continuous availability, a production quantity, universal component fitment, a first/final model year or an endpoint.

NHTSA campaign 16V206000 returns the named Columbia MY2017 row. Equipment, population and manufacturing interval remain combined campaign fields rather than production chronology.

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MY2018 exact campaign applicability Verified

Columbia MY2018 · exact 20V-214 campaign detail

This exact regulator row deepens equipment-qualified provenance without establishing continuous availability, a production quantity, a first/final model year or an endpoint.

NHTSA campaign 20V214000 returns the named Columbia MY2018 row with equipment, condition, consequence, remedy and combined-population fields.

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MY2018 NHTSA campaign checkpoint Verified

Columbia · MY2018 regulator campaign checkpoint

This federal record is retained as a bounded model-year checkpoint. It is not converted into a production start, final model year, endpoint, continuous run, generation boundary or universal equipment specification.

NHTSA’s vehicle-specific response explicitly returns Freightliner Columbia for MY2018 and the listed campaign identifiers.

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MY2019 exact campaign applicability Verified

Columbia MY2019 · exact 20V-214 campaign detail

This exact regulator row deepens equipment-qualified provenance without establishing continuous availability, a production quantity, a first/final model year or an endpoint.

NHTSA campaign 20V214000 returns the named Columbia MY2019 row with equipment, condition, consequence, remedy and combined-population fields.

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MY2019 NHTSA campaign checkpoint Verified

Columbia · MY2019 regulator campaign checkpoint

This federal record is retained as a bounded model-year checkpoint. It is not converted into a production start, final model year, endpoint, continuous run, generation boundary or universal equipment specification.

NHTSA’s vehicle-specific response explicitly returns Freightliner Columbia for MY2019 and the listed campaign identifiers.

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MY2020 exact campaign applicability Verified

Columbia MY2020 · exact 20V-214 campaign detail

This exact regulator row deepens equipment-qualified provenance without establishing continuous availability, a production quantity, a first/final model year or an endpoint.

NHTSA campaign 20V214000 returns the named Columbia MY2020 row with equipment, condition, consequence, remedy and combined-population fields.

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MY2020 NHTSA public vehicle checkpoint Verified

Columbia · MY2020 NHTSA public vehicle checkpoint

This federal record is retained as a bounded model-year checkpoint. It is not converted into a production start, final model year, endpoint, continuous run, generation boundary or universal equipment specification.

NHTSA’s public vehicle page explicitly identifies Freightliner Columbia for MY2020 and displays the recorded safety-record totals on the review date.

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MY2021 NHTSA public vehicle checkpoint Verified

Columbia · MY2021 NHTSA public vehicle checkpoint

This federal record is retained as a bounded model-year checkpoint. It is not converted into a production start, final model year, endpoint, continuous run, generation boundary or universal equipment specification.

NHTSA’s public vehicle page explicitly identifies Freightliner Columbia for MY2021 and displays the recorded safety-record totals on the review date.

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Production milestones & claim evidence
Columbia 112 reveal
March 2003 at MATS Verified

The original March 20, 2003 factory release verifies the public introduction and 112-inch BBC identity. Third-quarter production was prospective; actual first build and first model year remain open.

Reviewed factory edition
March 2007 Verified
Final production / regional overlap
Not established Unresolved
Glider chronology control
Separate from factory-complete production Verified

The undated factory guide explicitly allows some older models as gliders and describes new VIN/model-year identities. It does not identify this family’s last complete truck or glider year.

Intended later family
Cascadia Corroborated

The May 1, 2007 report establishes intended replacement scope, not this family’s final build, final model year or exact production overlap.

NHTSA campaign listing
Columbia · MY2005–MY2009 Verified

The listed years identify the public campaign record only. NHTSA’s warning prevents converting them into a continuous production range or endpoint.

MY2006 campaign identity
Columbia Verified

NHTSA explicitly pairs MY2006 Columbia with campaign 06V030000. Component-qualified recall applicability does not establish a production span or endpoint.

MY2010 rack-and-pinion campaign identity
Columbia Verified

The vehicle-specific API tuple establishes only this campaign/model-year identity. It does not establish a family production range, first or final model year, order cut-off, last build or continuous availability.

02 / CHOOSE THE APPLICABLE REFERENCE

Choose a reference edition

Start with the model configuration, then choose a publication and explore its documented equipment.

Catalogue reference

Selecting equipment records your research choice. It does not calculate dimensions, establish an available combination or rate a truck.

About this edition & its evidence

FTL/MC-B-764 · 3/07. North American EPA 2007 brochure. Engine and sleeper lists describe the catalogue; compatibility with each BBC requires the original order. Australian CL112 / CL120 equipment is not mixed into this reference.

Freightliner Columbia brochure · FTL/MC-B-764 · March 2007 · archived copy ↗

Validated dimension illustration scope: March 2007 Columbia 120 120-inch-BBC 70-inch Raised Roof sleeper tandem-drive tractor orientation. The existing side and front illustrations match that reviewed architecture; only A has a factory-published numerical value. Use the cited dimension table for the published values; unverified letters remain measurement prompts. Read the dimension evidence.

DIMENSION GUIDE / A–H

Precision visual reference

Select a measurement to highlight its endpoints and see what the chosen publication confirms.

Freightliner Columbia · Columbia 120 BBC · March 2007 factory brochure · 1 published / 7 to verify

Illustration colours

Deep redScreen approximation · approximate screen hex #B52B34.

Paint reference & availability

Visual choices only. A model-and-year factory palette has not been verified for this reference.

Changes the illustration only. Confirm the truck’s paint code and a physical colour chip before ordering paint.

Side referenceCab, chassis & couplingColumbia 120 70 in raised-roof sleeper
Columbia 120 70 in raised-roof sleeper side illustrationColumbia 120 70 in raised-roof sleeper side illustration. Lettered overlays identify measurement endpoints; artwork is not to scale or specific to the selected build.ABCGH
Front referenceExterior envelopeColumbia 120 70 in raised-roof sleeper
Columbia 120 70 in raised-roof sleeper front illustrationColumbia 120 70 in raised-roof sleeper front illustration. Overall height, fixed exterior body width and mirror width are different measurements.DEF
Published value Needs verificationSchematic · not to scale
A / SIDE VIEW

Bumper to back of cab (BBC)

Front bumper to the back of the driving cab. Excludes an additional sleeper; it is not overall tractor length.

120 in3,048 mm

Published for this reference; confirm the individual build.

Nominal BBC designation; sleeper length is separate.

March 2007 Columbia 120 120-inch-BBC 70-inch Raised Roof sleeper tandem-drive tractor orientation. The existing side and front illustrations match that reviewed architecture; only A has a factory-published numerical value. The artwork is schematic and not to scale; published values come from the cited factory diagram, never from image pixels.

Selected reference: Freightliner Columbia brochure · FTL/MC-B-764 · March 2007 · archived copy. Published values remain tied to this edition.

View the complete dimension table ↓

03 / PERIOD-APPROPRIATE EVIDENCE

Dated specifications by era

Each table retains its printed edition, market and configuration. A publication snapshot is not a specification for every year in the family.

MY1997 NHTSA campaign checkpoint

Columbia · MY1997 regulator campaign checkpoint

MY1997 · vehicle query reviewed September 24, 2026 · Columbia · MY1997 regulator campaign checkpoint

Explicit model year · United States

The NHTSA vehicle-specific response is retained as a bounded model-year and campaign-membership checkpoint. The returned count and campaign list are query provenance, not production chronology or universal model equipment.

Columbia · MY1997 regulator campaign checkpoint
SpecificationDocumented value / configuration
NHTSA make / model-year identityFreightliner Columbia · MY1997
Vehicle-specific campaign records returned1
Campaign identifiers returned00V232002
Evidence limitThe vehicle-specific response establishes only the returned Freightliner model label, requested model-year identity, result count and campaign identifiers. It does not establish a production count, continuous run, introduction, first or final model year, last build, generation assignment, universal equipment specification, derivative boundary or successor relationship. Campaign dates, equipment, populations and manufacturing windows require their own records and are not generalized here.
MY1997 exact campaign applicability

Columbia MY1997 · exact regulator campaign detail

NHTSA 00V-232 / 00V232002 · received August 7, 2000 · Columbia MY1997 · 00V-232 EC-17 ABS campaign

Exact NHTSA Columbia MY1997 row within the 48-row campaign response · United States · NHTSA exact campaign record

NHTSA lists Columbia MY1997 within a multi-brand heavy-truck, bus-chassis and transit campaign. The MY1997–MY1998 rows remain contained conflict FLCON-009 and do not backdate the current factory-supported 1999 chronology; later rows do not resolve the discrepancy.

Columbia MY1997 · 00V-232 EC-17 ABS campaign
SpecificationDocumented value / configuration
Exact campaign identityColumbia · MY1997 · NHTSA 00V232002
Equipment / conditionBendix air ABS with an EC-17 1030R ECU; chafed wheel-speed-sensor wiring or a damaged wheel-end component could generate erratic sensor signals and unwanted low-speed ABS activation
Safety consequenceThe ECU could exhaust air at one or more wheel modulators, extending braking distance and increasing crash risk
Manufacturer remedyReplace the ABS ECU
Combined campaign population35,405 vehicles across 48 model/year rows · not a family or model-year production count
Notification chronologyReport received August 7, 2000 · school-bus and emergency customers notified beginning August 29; remaining population September 9, 2000
Evidence limitCampaign applicability does not establish continuous production, universal equipment, a family production count, exact first/final model year, build quantity, generation boundary, derivative equivalence or endpoint.
MY1998 exact campaign applicability

Columbia MY1998 · exact 03V-112 campaign detail

NHTSA 03V-112 / 03V112000 · Freightliner FL-407 · received March 21, 2003 · Columbia MY1998 · 03V-112 front-hub campaign

Exact NHTSA Columbia MY1998 row within the complete 40-row campaign response · United States · NHTSA exact campaign record

NHTSA lists Columbia MY1998 within this equipment-qualified front-hub campaign. The MY1998 row remains inside contained conflict FLCON-009 and does not backdate the current 1999 factory-supported research chronology.

Columbia MY1998 · 03V-112 front-hub campaign
SpecificationDocumented value / configuration
Exact campaign identityColumbia · MY1998 · NHTSA 03V112000 / Freightliner FL-407
Equipment / conditionCertain trucks with SKF truck hub units made exclusively for ArvinMeritor FF98X-series non-drive steer axles · hub-unit bearings could wear prematurely
Published consequenceBearing seizure could cause wheel separation or a wheel-end fire
Manufacturer remedyReplace both front hubs; owner notification was expected to begin on or before September 20, 2003
Complete campaign population5,716 vehicles across the complete 40-row response · not a family or model-year production count
Response roster boundaryTwenty-four Freightliner-programme rows are retained: Argosy, Business Class, Century, Columbia, FLB and FLD, each for MY1998–MY2001. Sixteen Sterling A-Line, Acterra, L-Line and Western Star 4900 rows remain outside these family dossiers.
Evidence limitCampaign applicability establishes neither universal SKF/ArvinMeritor hub fitment, continuous availability, a family production quantity, exact first/final model year, last build, generation boundary, derivative equivalence nor successor relationship.
MY1998 NHTSA campaign checkpoint

Columbia · MY1998 regulator campaign checkpoint

MY1998 · vehicle query reviewed September 24, 2026 · Columbia · MY1998 regulator campaign checkpoint

Explicit model year · United States

The NHTSA vehicle-specific response is retained as a bounded model-year and campaign-membership checkpoint. The returned count and campaign list are query provenance, not production chronology or universal model equipment.

Columbia · MY1998 regulator campaign checkpoint
SpecificationDocumented value / configuration
NHTSA make / model-year identityFreightliner Columbia · MY1998
Vehicle-specific campaign records returned2
Campaign identifiers returned03V112000 · 00V232002
Evidence limitThe vehicle-specific response establishes only the returned Freightliner model label, requested model-year identity, result count and campaign identifiers. It does not establish a production count, continuous run, introduction, first or final model year, last build, generation assignment, universal equipment specification, derivative boundary or successor relationship. Campaign dates, equipment, populations and manufacturing windows require their own records and are not generalized here.
MY1998 exact campaign applicability

Columbia MY1998 · exact regulator campaign detail

NHTSA 00V-232 / 00V232002 · received August 7, 2000 · Columbia MY1998 · 00V-232 EC-17 ABS campaign

Exact NHTSA Columbia MY1998 row within the 48-row campaign response · United States · NHTSA exact campaign record

NHTSA lists Columbia MY1998 within a multi-brand heavy-truck, bus-chassis and transit campaign. The MY1997–MY1998 rows remain contained conflict FLCON-009 and do not backdate the current factory-supported 1999 chronology; later rows do not resolve the discrepancy.

Columbia MY1998 · 00V-232 EC-17 ABS campaign
SpecificationDocumented value / configuration
Exact campaign identityColumbia · MY1998 · NHTSA 00V232002
Equipment / conditionBendix air ABS with an EC-17 1030R ECU; chafed wheel-speed-sensor wiring or a damaged wheel-end component could generate erratic sensor signals and unwanted low-speed ABS activation
Safety consequenceThe ECU could exhaust air at one or more wheel modulators, extending braking distance and increasing crash risk
Manufacturer remedyReplace the ABS ECU
Combined campaign population35,405 vehicles across 48 model/year rows · not a family or model-year production count
Notification chronologyReport received August 7, 2000 · school-bus and emergency customers notified beginning August 29; remaining population September 9, 2000
Evidence limitCampaign applicability does not establish continuous production, universal equipment, a family production count, exact first/final model year, build quantity, generation boundary, derivative equivalence or endpoint.
MY1999 exact campaign applicability

Columbia MY1999 · exact 03V-112 campaign detail

NHTSA 03V-112 / 03V112000 · Freightliner FL-407 · received March 21, 2003 · Columbia MY1999 · 03V-112 front-hub campaign

Exact NHTSA Columbia MY1999 row within the complete 40-row campaign response · United States · NHTSA exact campaign record

NHTSA lists Columbia MY1999 within this equipment-qualified front-hub campaign. The MY1998 row remains inside contained conflict FLCON-009 and does not backdate the current 1999 factory-supported research chronology.

Columbia MY1999 · 03V-112 front-hub campaign
SpecificationDocumented value / configuration
Exact campaign identityColumbia · MY1999 · NHTSA 03V112000 / Freightliner FL-407
Equipment / conditionCertain trucks with SKF truck hub units made exclusively for ArvinMeritor FF98X-series non-drive steer axles · hub-unit bearings could wear prematurely
Published consequenceBearing seizure could cause wheel separation or a wheel-end fire
Manufacturer remedyReplace both front hubs; owner notification was expected to begin on or before September 20, 2003
Complete campaign population5,716 vehicles across the complete 40-row response · not a family or model-year production count
Response roster boundaryTwenty-four Freightliner-programme rows are retained: Argosy, Business Class, Century, Columbia, FLB and FLD, each for MY1998–MY2001. Sixteen Sterling A-Line, Acterra, L-Line and Western Star 4900 rows remain outside these family dossiers.
Evidence limitCampaign applicability establishes neither universal SKF/ArvinMeritor hub fitment, continuous availability, a family production quantity, exact first/final model year, last build, generation boundary, derivative equivalence nor successor relationship.
MY1999 NHTSA campaign checkpoint

Columbia · MY1999 regulator campaign checkpoint

MY1999 · vehicle query reviewed September 24, 2026 · Columbia · MY1999 regulator campaign checkpoint

Explicit model year · United States

The NHTSA vehicle-specific response is retained as a bounded model-year and campaign-membership checkpoint. The returned count and campaign list are query provenance, not production chronology or universal model equipment.

Columbia · MY1999 regulator campaign checkpoint
SpecificationDocumented value / configuration
NHTSA make / model-year identityFreightliner Columbia · MY1999
Vehicle-specific campaign records returned2
Campaign identifiers returned03V112000 · 00V232002
Evidence limitThe vehicle-specific response establishes only the returned Freightliner model label, requested model-year identity, result count and campaign identifiers. It does not establish a production count, continuous run, introduction, first or final model year, last build, generation assignment, universal equipment specification, derivative boundary or successor relationship. Campaign dates, equipment, populations and manufacturing windows require their own records and are not generalized here.
1999 contemporary report

Columbia 120 · launch evidence

September 13, 1999 · contemporary report · Columbia 120 · reported launch configuration

Contemporary manufacturer-attributed report · North America

This table covers the reported launch specification only. It does not apply to the later Columbia 112 or prove continuous production from 1999.

Columbia 120 · reported launch configuration
SpecificationDocumented value / configuration
ConfigurationClass 8, set-back axle, 120-in BBC tractor
Sleeper choicesSeven configurations; up to 70-in raised roof
CabAluminium cab
Engine ceilingGrille described as accommodating engines up to 600 hp
Safety/electronicsOptional driver airbag; integrated vehicle electronics and ServiceLink connection
MY1999 exact campaign applicability

Columbia MY1999 · exact regulator campaign detail

NHTSA 00V-232 / 00V232002 · received August 7, 2000 · Columbia MY1999 · 00V-232 EC-17 ABS campaign

Exact NHTSA Columbia MY1999 row within the 48-row campaign response · United States · NHTSA exact campaign record

NHTSA lists Columbia MY1999 within a multi-brand heavy-truck, bus-chassis and transit campaign. The MY1997–MY1998 rows remain contained conflict FLCON-009 and do not backdate the current factory-supported 1999 chronology; later rows do not resolve the discrepancy.

Columbia MY1999 · 00V-232 EC-17 ABS campaign
SpecificationDocumented value / configuration
Exact campaign identityColumbia · MY1999 · NHTSA 00V232002
Equipment / conditionBendix air ABS with an EC-17 1030R ECU; chafed wheel-speed-sensor wiring or a damaged wheel-end component could generate erratic sensor signals and unwanted low-speed ABS activation
Safety consequenceThe ECU could exhaust air at one or more wheel modulators, extending braking distance and increasing crash risk
Manufacturer remedyReplace the ABS ECU
Combined campaign population35,405 vehicles across 48 model/year rows · not a family or model-year production count
Notification chronologyReport received August 7, 2000 · school-bus and emergency customers notified beginning August 29; remaining population September 9, 2000
Evidence limitCampaign applicability does not establish continuous production, universal equipment, a family production count, exact first/final model year, build quantity, generation boundary, derivative equivalence or endpoint.
Before the reviewed 2007 edition

Earlier Columbia research

  • For 2004, request the dated 112 or 120 brochure and the engine certification label.

December 22, 2004 · Freightliner factory release · Columbia · Cleveland active-production checkpoint

Columbia named among Class 8 vehicles then in Cleveland production · North America · Cleveland, North Carolina plant

Freightliner explicitly included Columbia in the Cleveland plant’s current Class 8 production roster. This is achieved factory-production evidence on the release date, not a model-year range, first or last build, production count by family or endpoint.

Columbia · Cleveland active-production checkpoint
SpecificationDocumented value / configuration
PlantFreightliner Cleveland, North Carolina Truck Manufacturing Plant
Factory statusIdentified as Freightliner’s largest manufacturing facility
Employment checkpoint3,800 people reported at the plant
Named Class 8 production rosterCentury Class S/T · Columbia · Argosy
Capacity contextA third shift and 600 additional jobs had been announced earlier in 2004
Evidence limitThe plant roster does not establish model-year coding, an exact build date for an individual truck, family production volume, continuous availability, first or final production, or an endpoint

March 31, 2005 · Freightliner factory release · Columbia · all-model air-disc-brake option checkpoint

Columbia named in Freightliner’s heavy-duty air-disc-brake option roster · North America · product-line option announcement

Freightliner named Columbia among the heavy-duty vehicles for which Bendix/Spicer air disc brakes were available. The release documents an option snapshot, not standard fitment, an order-code matrix, a model-year boundary or continuous availability.

Columbia · all-model air-disc-brake option checkpoint
SpecificationDocumented value / configuration
AnnouncementBendix/Spicer air disc brakes available as an option across the named Freightliner product line
Named family / modelColumbia
Installation conditionVehicle required Freightliner proprietary front axles
Published tire contextOption could be specified for 24.5-inch tires
Factory-described characteristicsReduced brake fade · improved pedal feel · simpler servicing
Evidence limitOptional-equipment availability does not establish standard or universal fitment, exact model-year coding, a complete option matrix, first adoption, continuous availability, production volume or an endpoint

June 2, 2004 · Freightliner factory release · Columbia · June 2004 Cleveland production checkpoint

Columbia named in the achieved Cleveland Class 8 production roster · North America · Cleveland, North Carolina plant

Freightliner named Columbia among the Class 8 vehicles then produced at Cleveland. The current roster is achieved plant evidence; the announced third shift and future employment level remained prospective on June 2.

Columbia · June 2004 Cleveland production checkpoint
SpecificationDocumented value / configuration
PlantFreightliner Cleveland, North Carolina Truck Manufacturing Plant
Achieved production rosterCentury Class S/T · Columbia · Argosy · Condor
Current employment3,000 people reported on June 2, 2004
Announced capacity changeThird shift and 593 additional full-time jobs planned for mid-July
Evidence boundaryThe named roster does not establish an individual truck build, family production count, exact model year, continuous availability, first/final build or endpoint; the future shift is not recorded as achieved

July 28, 2004 · Freightliner factory release · Columbia · July 2004 Portland production checkpoint

Columbia named in the achieved Portland heavy-duty production roster · North America · Portland, Oregon plant

Freightliner named Columbia among the Freightliner-brand models then built at Portland. The current roster is achieved plant evidence; the announced second shift and future employment level remained prospective on July 28.

Columbia · July 2004 Portland production checkpoint
SpecificationDocumented value / configuration
PlantFreightliner Portland, Oregon Truck Manufacturing Plant
Achieved Freightliner rosterCoronado · Century Class S/T · Columbia
Other achieved plant productionWestern Star 4900 EX / 4900 FA / 4900 SA / 6900 XD and U.S. military heavy-duty vehicles
Current employment1,100 people on one production shift reported July 28, 2004
Announced capacity changeSecond shift and about 700 additional employees planned beginning in August
Evidence boundaryThe plant roster does not establish an individual truck build, family production count, exact model year, continuous availability, first/final build or endpoint; the future shift is not recorded as achieved
MY2000 exact campaign applicability

Columbia MY2000 · exact 03V-112 campaign detail

NHTSA 03V-112 / 03V112000 · Freightliner FL-407 · received March 21, 2003 · Columbia MY2000 · 03V-112 front-hub campaign

Exact NHTSA Columbia MY2000 row within the complete 40-row campaign response · United States · NHTSA exact campaign record

NHTSA lists Columbia MY2000 within this equipment-qualified front-hub campaign. The MY1998 row remains inside contained conflict FLCON-009 and does not backdate the current 1999 factory-supported research chronology.

Columbia MY2000 · 03V-112 front-hub campaign
SpecificationDocumented value / configuration
Exact campaign identityColumbia · MY2000 · NHTSA 03V112000 / Freightliner FL-407
Equipment / conditionCertain trucks with SKF truck hub units made exclusively for ArvinMeritor FF98X-series non-drive steer axles · hub-unit bearings could wear prematurely
Published consequenceBearing seizure could cause wheel separation or a wheel-end fire
Manufacturer remedyReplace both front hubs; owner notification was expected to begin on or before September 20, 2003
Complete campaign population5,716 vehicles across the complete 40-row response · not a family or model-year production count
Response roster boundaryTwenty-four Freightliner-programme rows are retained: Argosy, Business Class, Century, Columbia, FLB and FLD, each for MY1998–MY2001. Sixteen Sterling A-Line, Acterra, L-Line and Western Star 4900 rows remain outside these family dossiers.
Evidence limitCampaign applicability establishes neither universal SKF/ArvinMeritor hub fitment, continuous availability, a family production quantity, exact first/final model year, last build, generation boundary, derivative equivalence nor successor relationship.
MY2000 exact campaign applicability

Columbia MY2000 · exact 03V-227 campaign detail

NHTSA 03V-227 / 03V227000 · Freightliner FL-411 · received June 17, 2003 · Columbia MY2000 · 03V-227 fifth-wheel campaign

Exact NHTSA Columbia MY2000 row within the complete 14-row campaign response · United States · NHTSA exact campaign record

NHTSA lists Columbia MY2000 within this equipment-qualified fifth-wheel campaign. The literal Columbia row is not expanded to a complete production range or an exact first model year.

Columbia MY2000 · 03V-227 fifth-wheel campaign
SpecificationDocumented value / configuration
Exact campaign identityColumbia · MY2000 · NHTSA 03V227000 / Freightliner FL-411
Equipment / conditionCertain truck tractors equipped with Jost International JSK 37U-series fifth wheels · a fatigue crack could develop in the bracket-pin weld under certain loading conditions
Published consequenceIf undetected or uncorrected, the fifth-wheel top plate could separate from its mounting structure and possibly cause a crash
Manufacturer remedyReplace the bracket pins and provide repair instructions free of charge; owner notification began November 12, 2003
Complete campaign population2,000 vehicles across the complete 14-row response · not a family or model-year production count
Response roster boundaryEleven Freightliner-programme rows are retained: Business Class, FLD, Argosy, Columbia, Coronado, FLD SD, Classic XL, Business Class M2, Century ST, Classic and FL112, all labelled MY2000. Freightliner Sterling plus Western Star 4900FA and Sterling AT9500 rows remain outside these family dossiers.
Evidence limitCampaign applicability establishes neither universal Jost fifth-wheel fitment, continuous availability, a family production quantity, exact first/final model year, last build, generation boundary, derivative equivalence nor successor relationship.
MY2000 NHTSA campaign identity

Columbia · MY2000 fifth-wheel campaign identity

June 17, 2003 · NHTSA campaign 03V227000 · Columbia · MY2000 fifth-wheel campaign identity

Explicit MY2000 campaign identity · United States

The existing model-year record and the joined NHTSA campaign record are linked by exact campaign number. Campaign equipment, population and remedy fields remain campaign-wide rather than family-wide.

Columbia · MY2000 fifth-wheel campaign identity
SpecificationDocumented value / configuration
NHTSA make / model-year identityFreightliner Columbia · MY2000
CampaignJune 17, 2003 · 03V227000
Campaign equipment / defect scopeCertain truck tractors with Jost JSK 37U fifth wheels supplied by Jost International whose bracket-pin weld could develop a fatigue crack
Campaign-wide potentially affected2,000 vehicles across campaign 03V227000 · not a Columbia-only count
Manufacturer campaignFL-411
Campaign remedyReplace the bracket pins and complete the specified repair
Evidence join limitThe vehicle-specific query controls the family/model-year/campaign identity. The campaign record controls campaign-wide equipment, defect, potentially-affected and remedy fields. The joined population is not family-specific and neither record establishes production, availability, build dates, continuous chronology, first or final model year or an endpoint.
MY2000 exact campaign applicability

Columbia MY2000 · exact regulator campaign detail

NHTSA 00V-232 / 00V232002 · received August 7, 2000 · Columbia MY2000 · 00V-232 EC-17 ABS campaign

Exact NHTSA Columbia MY2000 row within the 48-row campaign response · United States · NHTSA exact campaign record

NHTSA lists Columbia MY2000 within a multi-brand heavy-truck, bus-chassis and transit campaign. The MY1997–MY1998 rows remain contained conflict FLCON-009 and do not backdate the current factory-supported 1999 chronology; later rows do not resolve the discrepancy.

Columbia MY2000 · 00V-232 EC-17 ABS campaign
SpecificationDocumented value / configuration
Exact campaign identityColumbia · MY2000 · NHTSA 00V232002
Equipment / conditionBendix air ABS with an EC-17 1030R ECU; chafed wheel-speed-sensor wiring or a damaged wheel-end component could generate erratic sensor signals and unwanted low-speed ABS activation
Safety consequenceThe ECU could exhaust air at one or more wheel modulators, extending braking distance and increasing crash risk
Manufacturer remedyReplace the ABS ECU
Combined campaign population35,405 vehicles across 48 model/year rows · not a family or model-year production count
Notification chronologyReport received August 7, 2000 · school-bus and emergency customers notified beginning August 29; remaining population September 9, 2000
Evidence limitCampaign applicability does not establish continuous production, universal equipment, a family production count, exact first/final model year, build quantity, generation boundary, derivative equivalence or endpoint.
MY2001 exact campaign applicability

Columbia MY2001 · exact 03V-112 campaign detail

NHTSA 03V-112 / 03V112000 · Freightliner FL-407 · received March 21, 2003 · Columbia MY2001 · 03V-112 front-hub campaign

Exact NHTSA Columbia MY2001 row within the complete 40-row campaign response · United States · NHTSA exact campaign record

NHTSA lists Columbia MY2001 within this equipment-qualified front-hub campaign. The MY1998 row remains inside contained conflict FLCON-009 and does not backdate the current 1999 factory-supported research chronology.

Columbia MY2001 · 03V-112 front-hub campaign
SpecificationDocumented value / configuration
Exact campaign identityColumbia · MY2001 · NHTSA 03V112000 / Freightliner FL-407
Equipment / conditionCertain trucks with SKF truck hub units made exclusively for ArvinMeritor FF98X-series non-drive steer axles · hub-unit bearings could wear prematurely
Published consequenceBearing seizure could cause wheel separation or a wheel-end fire
Manufacturer remedyReplace both front hubs; owner notification was expected to begin on or before September 20, 2003
Complete campaign population5,716 vehicles across the complete 40-row response · not a family or model-year production count
Response roster boundaryTwenty-four Freightliner-programme rows are retained: Argosy, Business Class, Century, Columbia, FLB and FLD, each for MY1998–MY2001. Sixteen Sterling A-Line, Acterra, L-Line and Western Star 4900 rows remain outside these family dossiers.
Evidence limitCampaign applicability establishes neither universal SKF/ArvinMeritor hub fitment, continuous availability, a family production quantity, exact first/final model year, last build, generation boundary, derivative equivalence nor successor relationship.
MY2001 NHTSA campaign checkpoint

Columbia · MY2001 regulator campaign checkpoint

MY2001 · vehicle query reviewed September 24, 2026 · Columbia · MY2001 regulator campaign checkpoint

Explicit model year · United States

The NHTSA vehicle-specific response is retained as a bounded model-year and campaign-membership checkpoint. The returned count and campaign list are query provenance, not production chronology or universal model equipment.

Columbia · MY2001 regulator campaign checkpoint
SpecificationDocumented value / configuration
NHTSA make / model-year identityFreightliner Columbia · MY2001
Vehicle-specific campaign records returned1
Campaign identifiers returned03V112000
Evidence limitThe vehicle-specific response establishes only the returned Freightliner model label, MY2001 identity, result count and campaign identifiers. It does not establish a production count, continuous run, first or final model year, last build, generation assignment, universal equipment specification, derivative boundary or successor relationship. Campaign dates, equipment, populations and manufacturing windows require their own records and are not generalized here.
MY2002 exact campaign applicability

Columbia MY2002 · exact 02V-321 / 02V321001 campaign detail

NHTSA exact campaign endpoint · received December 2, 2002 · Columbia MY2002 · 02V-321 / 02V321001 campaign

Exact Columbia MY2002 row within the complete campaign response · United States · NHTSA exact campaign record

NHTSA lists the named model and model year under this equipment-qualified campaign. The literal Columbia row is not expanded into a production boundary or an exact first model year.

Columbia MY2002 · 02V-321 / 02V321001 campaign
SpecificationDocumented value / configuration
Exact campaign identityColumbia · MY2002 · NHTSA 02V-321 / 02V321001
ComponentService brakes, air
Equipment / conditionCertain trucks with manifold dash valves using push-to-connect fittings could have the park knob pop out while moving, exhausting trailer park-brake air and applying the trailer parking brakes.
Published consequenceIf the condition was not noticed, the driver could lose control and a crash could result.
Manufacturer remedyHaldex was to arrange inspection and replacement of the valve when necessary, free of charge; notification was expected to begin in January 2003.
Complete campaign population427 vehicles across the complete two-row campaign response · not a Century- or Columbia-specific production count
Response roster boundaryThe exact response contains only Freightliner Columbia MY2002 and Century MY2002 rows.
Evidence limitCampaign applicability establishes neither universal equipment fitment, continuous availability, a family production quantity, exact first/final model year, last build, generation boundary, derivative equivalence nor successor relationship.
MY2002 exact campaign applicability

Columbia MY2002 · exact 05V-001 / Freightliner FL-438 campaign detail

NHTSA exact campaign endpoint · received January 3, 2005 · Columbia MY2002 · 05V-001 / Freightliner FL-438 campaign

Exact Columbia MY2002 row within the complete campaign response · United States · NHTSA exact campaign record

NHTSA lists the named model and model year under this equipment-qualified campaign. The literal Columbia row is not expanded to a complete production range, cab/BBC derivative or exact first model year.

Columbia MY2002 · 05V-001 / Freightliner FL-438 campaign
SpecificationDocumented value / configuration
Exact campaign identityColumbia · MY2002 · NHTSA 05V-001 / Freightliner FL-438
ComponentSeats
Equipment / conditionCertain trucks with Gra-Mag seats could have pivot bolts loosen and possibly fracture or dislodge, reducing support from the seat back.
Published consequenceA crash could occur if the seat fell backwards during use.
Manufacturer remedyDealers were to repair affected vehicles; the recall began April 20, 2005.
Complete campaign population1,770 vehicles across the complete three-row response · not a Columbia production count
Response roster boundaryThe complete response contains only Freightliner Columbia MY2002, MY2003 and MY2004 rows.
Evidence limitCampaign applicability establishes neither universal equipment fitment, continuous availability, a family production quantity, exact first/final model year, last build, generation boundary, derivative equivalence nor successor relationship.
MY2002 NHTSA campaign checkpoint

Columbia · MY2002 regulator campaign checkpoint

MY2002 · vehicle query reviewed September 24, 2026 · Columbia · MY2002 regulator campaign checkpoint

Explicit model year · United States

The NHTSA vehicle-specific response is retained as a bounded model-year and campaign-membership checkpoint. The returned count and campaign list are query provenance, not production chronology or universal model equipment.

Columbia · MY2002 regulator campaign checkpoint
SpecificationDocumented value / configuration
NHTSA make / model-year identityFreightliner Columbia · MY2002
Vehicle-specific campaign records returned3
Campaign identifiers returned02V321001 · 05V001000 · 17V810000
Evidence limitThe vehicle-specific response establishes only the returned Freightliner model label, requested model-year identity, result count and campaign identifiers. It does not establish a production count, continuous run, first or final model year, last build, generation assignment, universal equipment specification, derivative boundary or successor relationship. Campaign dates, equipment, populations and manufacturing windows require their own records and are not generalized here.
MY2002 · calendar-year 2005 NHTSA index identity

Columbia · MY2002 calendar-year 2005 import-recall identity

August 30, 2006 · NHTSA calendar-year 2005 index · Columbia · MY2002 calendar-year 2005 import-recall identity

Literal make/model/model-year/campaign index entry · United States registered-importer conformity context

The Federal Register import-conformity index supplies the literal family/model-year/campaign tuple. The joined NHTSA campaign record supplies campaign-wide equipment, affected-population, defect and remedy fields; it does not identify a family-specific count or production range.

Columbia · MY2002 calendar-year 2005 import-recall identity
SpecificationDocumented value / configuration
Indexed identityFreightliner Columbia · MY2002
Campaign05V001000
Notice contextRegistered-importer remedy notice for substantially similar nonconforming imported vehicles
Campaign equipment / defect scopeCertain trucks equipped with Gra-Mag seats whose pivot bolts could loosen, fracture or dislodge
Campaign-wide potentially affected1,770 vehicles across campaign 05V001000 · not a Columbia-only count
Manufacturer campaignFL-438
Campaign remedyDealer repair; NHTSA records the recall beginning April 20, 2005
Evidence join limitThe annual Federal Register entry controls the family/model-year/campaign identity. The campaign record controls campaign-wide equipment, defect, affected-population and remedy fields. Their join does not make the campaign population family-specific and does not establish production, retail availability, continuous chronology, first or final model year, build dates or universal equipment.
December 16, 2002 factory release

Columbia · factory production milestone

December 16, 2002 factory release · Columbia · 35,000th built-and-delivered milestone

Factory production milestone · North America

This is an exact cumulative Columbia milestone reported by Freightliner, not annual output, total lifetime production, a model-year boundary or proof that every configuration was produced at every named plant.

Columbia · 35,000th built-and-delivered milestone
SpecificationDocumented value / configuration
Milestone35,000th Columbia built and delivered by December 16, 2002
Factory introduction statementIntroduced in 1999 — introduction year, not exact first model year or first build date
Configuration identifiedClass 8 truck and tractor · 120-in BBC · set-back front axle
Cab range namedDay Cab and multiple SleeperCab configurations, including 70-in Raised Roof
Plants namedCleveland, North Carolina; Portland, Oregon; Santiago Tianguistenco, Mexico
Boundary limitNo annual rate, first/final model year, final build, Columbia 112 start or regional endpoint inferred
December 15, 2017 filing · combined MY2002–MY2017 label

Columbia · 17V-810 filed campaign-scope checkpoint

December 15, 2017 Part 573 report · NHTSA 17V-810 / DTNA FL-759 · Columbia · 17V-810 fire-extinguisher campaign

DTNA filed Columbia under a combined MY2002–MY2017 campaign label for vehicles equipped with certain Kidde disposable fire extinguishers. The filing does not allocate Columbia 112/120, cab, sleeper, glider or regional identities. · United States · regulator-filed manufacturer report

The report expressly names Columbia, but its MY2002–MY2017 label, July 11, 2001–August 19, 2016 production interval and 24,860-vehicle population are shared campaign fields rather than family production chronology.

Columbia · 17V-810 fire-extinguisher campaign
SpecificationDocumented value / configuration
CampaignNHTSA 17V-810 · DTNA FL-759
Named model / filed model yearsColumbia · MY2002–MY2017
Shared production intervalJuly 11, 2001–August 19, 2016 · repeated for all nine campaign models
Shared campaign population24,860 vehicles · four Freightliner and five Western Star model lines, not a family production count
Equipment conditionCertain Kidde plastic-handle or push-button Pindicator disposable fire extinguishers could clog, require excessive activation force or detach a nozzle
Safety consequenceAn inoperable extinguisher could increase injury or death risk during a fire; a detached nozzle could itself cause injury
Investigation chronologyOctober 2017 DTNA awareness and scope review; November Kidde recalls; December DTNA voluntary-recall decision
Remedy / noticeKidde replacement extinguisher; owner and dealer notification planned for February 12, 2018
Evidence limitThe report does not allocate vehicles or exact production dates by family, establish continuous availability, prove first/final model years or resolve a generation, derivative or successor boundary
MY2003 exact campaign applicability

Columbia MY2003 · exact 03V-500 campaign detail

NHTSA 03V-500 · received December 4, 2003 · Columbia MY2003 · 03V-500 cab-air-manifold campaign

Exact NHTSA Columbia MY2003 row within the complete campaign response · United States · NHTSA exact campaign record

NHTSA lists Columbia MY2003 within the equipment-qualified campaign. The literal Columbia label is not expanded to another highway family or used as an endpoint finding.

Columbia MY2003 · 03V-500 cab-air-manifold campaign
SpecificationDocumented value / configuration
Exact campaign identityColumbia · MY2003 · NHTSA 03V500000
Equipment / conditionCertain air-braked trucks used a plastic push-to-connect air-line fitting cartridge that could be improperly welded into the nylon junction-block housing, allowing an air line to disconnect
Published consequence fieldThe exact campaign response does not publish a separate consequence field; no consequence is inferred here
Manufacturer remedyInstall a new cab air manifold; owner notification was expected to begin January 21, 2004
Combined campaign population400 vehicles across the complete three-row campaign response · not a family or model-year production count
Evidence limitCampaign applicability establishes neither continuous availability, universal component fitment, family production quantity, exact first/final model year, build endpoint, derivative equivalence nor successor relationship.
MY2003 exact campaign applicability

Columbia MY2003 · exact 04V-205 campaign detail

NHTSA 04V-205 · received May 4, 2004 · Columbia MY2003 · 04V-205 manual-transmission shift-lever campaign

Exact NHTSA Columbia MY2003 row within the complete campaign response · United States · NHTSA exact campaign record

NHTSA lists Columbia MY2003 within the equipment-qualified campaign. The literal Columbia label is not expanded to another highway family or used as an endpoint finding.

Columbia MY2003 · 04V-205 manual-transmission shift-lever campaign
SpecificationDocumented value / configuration
Exact campaign identityColumbia · MY2003 · NHTSA 04V205000
Equipment / conditionCertain trucks with manual transmissions; the tapered joint attaching the shifter to the transmission could loosen
Safety consequenceShift-lever detachment could prevent acceleration or maintenance of speed and increase crash risk
Manufacturer remedyApply thread-locking compound and re-torque the shift-lever fastening bolt; owner notification began May 21, 2004
Combined campaign population14,000 vehicles across the complete nine-row campaign response · not a family or model-year production count
Evidence limitCampaign applicability establishes neither continuous availability, universal component fitment, family production quantity, exact first/final model year, build endpoint, derivative equivalence nor successor relationship.
MY2003 exact campaign applicability

Columbia MY2003 · exact 05V-001 / Freightliner FL-438 campaign detail

NHTSA exact campaign endpoint · received January 3, 2005 · Columbia MY2003 · 05V-001 / Freightliner FL-438 campaign

Exact Columbia MY2003 row within the complete campaign response · United States · NHTSA exact campaign record

NHTSA lists the named model and model year under this equipment-qualified campaign. The literal Columbia row is not expanded to a complete production range, cab/BBC derivative or exact first model year.

Columbia MY2003 · 05V-001 / Freightliner FL-438 campaign
SpecificationDocumented value / configuration
Exact campaign identityColumbia · MY2003 · NHTSA 05V-001 / Freightliner FL-438
ComponentSeats
Equipment / conditionCertain trucks with Gra-Mag seats could have pivot bolts loosen and possibly fracture or dislodge, reducing support from the seat back.
Published consequenceA crash could occur if the seat fell backwards during use.
Manufacturer remedyDealers were to repair affected vehicles; the recall began April 20, 2005.
Complete campaign population1,770 vehicles across the complete three-row response · not a Columbia production count
Response roster boundaryThe complete response contains only Freightliner Columbia MY2002, MY2003 and MY2004 rows.
Evidence limitCampaign applicability establishes neither universal equipment fitment, continuous availability, a family production quantity, exact first/final model year, last build, generation boundary, derivative equivalence nor successor relationship.
MY2003 exact campaign applicability

Columbia MY2003 · exact 07V-302 campaign detail

NHTSA 07V-302 / Freightliner FL-504 · received July 16, 2007 · Columbia MY2003 · 07V-302 spring-brake-valve campaign

Exact NHTSA Columbia MY2003 row within the campaign response · United States · NHTSA exact campaign record

NHTSA lists Columbia MY2003 within this component-qualified campaign. The literal Columbia label is not narrowed to Columbia 112, a cab, sleeper, axle layout or completed-vehicle type.

Columbia MY2003 · 07V-302 spring-brake-valve campaign
SpecificationDocumented value / configuration
Exact campaign identityColumbia · MY2003 · NHTSA 07V302000 / Freightliner FL-504
Component / conditionVehicles equipped with Bendix SR-7 spring-brake modulating valves · a Parker brass single-check valve could break apart and obstruct the SR-7, or the SR-7 internal rubber check valve could deform and fail to seat
Published consequenceAir leakage could delay spring-brake application; improper exhaust could also cause unintended rollaway or brake drag, increasing crash, injury or death risk
Manufacturer remedyFreightliner notified owners and repaired affected vehicles free of charge; truck and Freightliner Custom Chassis notifications began January 11, 2008, while Thomas Built Bus notifications began February 1, 2008
Combined campaign population75,000 vehicles across the complete 126-row response · not a Freightliner-family or model-year production count
Response roster boundaryThe exact response contains 84 Freightliner-make rows. The 72 truck rows retained here cover 12 literal model labels across MY2003–MY2008. Twelve Freightliner MT-45/MT-55 step-van rows, 18 Sterling rows, 12 Freightliner Custom Chassis rows and 12 Thomas Built Buses rows remain outside this programme.
Shared manufacturing descriptionManufactured between July 2002 and July 3, 2007 across the mixed complete response · not a family production range, model-year boundary or proof of continuous availability
Evidence limitCampaign applicability establishes neither universal SR-7 fitment, continuous availability, production quantity by family, exact first/final model year, build endpoint, derivative equivalence, completed-truck status nor successor relationship.
March 20, 2003 factory release

Columbia 112 · factory introduction

March 20, 2003 factory release · Columbia 112 · factory introduction

Publication snapshot · North America

The original factory release establishes the dated Columbia 112 public introduction and explicitly defines its 112-inch BBC. Third-quarter production remained prospective; this table does not establish an actual first build, first model year, continuous run or endpoint.

Columbia 112 · factory introduction
SpecificationDocumented value / configuration
Public introductionMarch 20, 2003 · Mid-America Trucking Show
IdentityColumbia 112 heavy-duty truck and tractor · 112-in BBC (bumper-to-back-of-cab)
ArchitectureSet-back front axle · day-cab and sleeper configurations described
Application scopeShort- and long-haul distribution and bulk-haul work
Production wordingProduction expected in third quarter 2003 — prospective in the release
Boundary limitNo actual production start, first model year, first build, final year or Columbia 120 boundary inferred
MY2003 NHTSA campaign checkpoint

Columbia · MY2003 regulator campaign checkpoint

MY2003 · vehicle query reviewed September 24, 2026 · Columbia · MY2003 regulator campaign checkpoint

Explicit model year · United States

The NHTSA vehicle-specific response is retained as a bounded model-year and campaign-membership checkpoint. The returned count and campaign list are query provenance, not production chronology or universal model equipment.

Columbia · MY2003 regulator campaign checkpoint
SpecificationDocumented value / configuration
NHTSA make / model-year identityFreightliner Columbia · MY2003
Vehicle-specific campaign records returned5
Campaign identifiers returned05V001000 · 03V500000 · 04V205000 · 07V302000 · 17V810000
Evidence limitThe vehicle-specific response establishes only the returned Freightliner model label, requested model-year identity, result count and campaign identifiers. It does not establish a production count, continuous run, first or final model year, last build, generation assignment, universal equipment specification, derivative boundary or successor relationship. Campaign dates, equipment, populations and manufacturing windows require their own records and are not generalized here.
2003 factory-release checkpoint

Columbia · 2003 factory engine announcement

September 16, 2003 · Freightliner factory release · Columbia · announced 2004-model Mercedes-Benz engine checkpoint

Columbia expressly named for MBE4000 · North America · announced product-line availability

Freightliner named Columbia in the application roster for the announced 2004-model MBE4000. First-quarter 2004 availability remained prospective on the release date; the announcement is not an achieved build, universal installation, exact model year for the truck or production boundary.

Columbia · announced 2004-model Mercedes-Benz engine checkpoint
SpecificationDocumented value / configuration
Named vehicle applicationColumbia
Engine familyMBE4000
Announced availabilityFirst quarter 2004 — prospective on September 16, 2003
Published engine context12.8 L · 350–450 hp · 1,350–1,550 lb-ft
Emissions statement2004-model engines announced with EGR for applicable 2004 EPA requirements
Evidence limitAn application roster and future availability statement do not establish an achieved installation, standard or universal equipment, valid pairing for every configuration, exact truck model year, production start, continuous availability or endpoint
MY2004 exact campaign applicability

Columbia MY2004 · exact 04V-205 campaign detail

NHTSA 04V-205 · received May 4, 2004 · Columbia MY2004 · 04V-205 manual-transmission shift-lever campaign

Exact NHTSA Columbia MY2004 row within the complete campaign response · United States · NHTSA exact campaign record

NHTSA lists Columbia MY2004 within the equipment-qualified campaign. The literal Columbia label is not expanded to another highway family or used as an endpoint finding.

Columbia MY2004 · 04V-205 manual-transmission shift-lever campaign
SpecificationDocumented value / configuration
Exact campaign identityColumbia · MY2004 · NHTSA 04V205000
Equipment / conditionCertain trucks with manual transmissions; the tapered joint attaching the shifter to the transmission could loosen
Safety consequenceShift-lever detachment could prevent acceleration or maintenance of speed and increase crash risk
Manufacturer remedyApply thread-locking compound and re-torque the shift-lever fastening bolt; owner notification began May 21, 2004
Combined campaign population14,000 vehicles across the complete nine-row campaign response · not a family or model-year production count
Evidence limitCampaign applicability establishes neither continuous availability, universal component fitment, family production quantity, exact first/final model year, build endpoint, derivative equivalence nor successor relationship.
MY2004 exact campaign applicability

Columbia MY2004 · exact 04V-590 campaign detail

NHTSA 04V-590 · received December 15, 2004 · Columbia MY2004 · 04V-590 interaxle-driveline-yoke campaign

Exact NHTSA Columbia MY2004 row within the complete campaign response · United States · NHTSA exact campaign record

NHTSA lists Columbia MY2004 within the equipment-qualified campaign. The literal Columbia label is not expanded to another highway family or used as an endpoint finding.

Columbia MY2004 · 04V-590 interaxle-driveline-yoke campaign
SpecificationDocumented value / configuration
Exact campaign identityColumbia · MY2004 · NHTSA 04V590000
Equipment / conditionCertain interaxle driveline male-shaft yokes had earwork bolt holes manufactured with an oversized minor thread diameter
Safety consequenceFasteners could detach and allow driveline separation, increasing crash risk
Manufacturer remedyReplace the suspect male-shaft yokes; the recall began April 4, 2005
Combined campaign population1,095 vehicles across the complete six-row campaign response · not a family or model-year production count
Evidence limitCampaign applicability establishes neither continuous availability, universal component fitment, family production quantity, exact first/final model year, build endpoint, derivative equivalence nor successor relationship.
MY2004 exact campaign applicability

Columbia MY2004 · exact 05V-001 / Freightliner FL-438 campaign detail

NHTSA exact campaign endpoint · received January 3, 2005 · Columbia MY2004 · 05V-001 / Freightliner FL-438 campaign

Exact Columbia MY2004 row within the complete campaign response · United States · NHTSA exact campaign record

NHTSA lists the named model and model year under this equipment-qualified campaign. The literal Columbia row is not expanded to a complete production range, cab/BBC derivative or exact first model year.

Columbia MY2004 · 05V-001 / Freightliner FL-438 campaign
SpecificationDocumented value / configuration
Exact campaign identityColumbia · MY2004 · NHTSA 05V-001 / Freightliner FL-438
ComponentSeats
Equipment / conditionCertain trucks with Gra-Mag seats could have pivot bolts loosen and possibly fracture or dislodge, reducing support from the seat back.
Published consequenceA crash could occur if the seat fell backwards during use.
Manufacturer remedyDealers were to repair affected vehicles; the recall began April 20, 2005.
Complete campaign population1,770 vehicles across the complete three-row response · not a Columbia production count
Response roster boundaryThe complete response contains only Freightliner Columbia MY2002, MY2003 and MY2004 rows.
Evidence limitCampaign applicability establishes neither universal equipment fitment, continuous availability, a family production quantity, exact first/final model year, last build, generation boundary, derivative equivalence nor successor relationship.
MY2004 exact campaign applicability

Columbia MY2004 · exact 05V-285 campaign detail

NHTSA 05V-285 · received June 14, 2005 · Columbia MY2004 · 05V-285 ConMet aluminum front-hub campaign

Exact NHTSA Columbia MY2004 row within the complete campaign response · United States · NHTSA exact campaign record

NHTSA lists Columbia MY2004 within the equipment-qualified campaign. The literal Columbia label is not expanded to another highway family or used as an endpoint finding.

Columbia MY2004 · 05V-285 ConMet aluminum front-hub campaign
SpecificationDocumented value / configuration
Exact campaign identityColumbia · MY2004 · NHTSA 05V285000
Equipment / conditionCertain third-generation ConMet aluminum wheels with TruTurn brake drums whose mounting flange could have an unintended taper
Safety consequenceThe taper could crack or fracture the front hub and cause a crash without warning
Manufacturer remedyFreightliner revised the population and remedy after further investigation in December 2005; the recall began March 15, 2006
Combined campaign population1,786 vehicles across the complete four-row campaign response · not a family or model-year production count
Evidence limitCampaign applicability establishes neither continuous availability, universal component fitment, family production quantity, exact first/final model year, build endpoint, derivative equivalence nor successor relationship.
MY2004 exact campaign applicability

Columbia MY2004 · exact 05V-408 campaign detail

NHTSA 05V-408 / 05V408000 · received September 13, 2005 · Columbia MY2004 · 05V-408 / Freightliner FL-452 campaign

Exact NHTSA Columbia MY2004 row within the complete five-row campaign response · United States · NHTSA exact campaign record

NHTSA lists Columbia MY2004 within this equipment-qualified steering campaign. The literal Columbia row is not expanded to a complete production range, cab/BBC derivative or exact first model year.

Columbia MY2004 · 05V-408 / Freightliner FL-452 campaign
SpecificationDocumented value / configuration
Exact campaign identityColumbia · MY2004 · NHTSA 05V408000 / Freightliner FL-452
Equipment / conditionCertain truck and motor-home chassis with I-shafts supplied by ZF Heavy Duty Steering · potential fork/shaft connection failure
Published consequenceA failure could cause loss of steering ability and a crash
Manufacturer remedyInspect and attach a tension collar to the steering shaft to secure the connection to the yoke; the recall began November 16, 2005
Complete campaign population37,029 vehicles across the complete five-row response · not a family or model-year production count
Response roster boundaryFour Freightliner truck rows are retained: Century, FLD, Coronado and Columbia, all MY2004. The XC Motorhome Chassis MY2004 row remains outside these tractor-family dossiers.
Evidence limitCampaign applicability establishes neither universal ZF I-shaft fitment, continuous availability, a family production quantity, exact first/final model year, last build, generation boundary, derivative equivalence nor successor relationship.
MY2004 exact campaign applicability

Columbia MY2004 · exact 07V-302 campaign detail

NHTSA 07V-302 / Freightliner FL-504 · received July 16, 2007 · Columbia MY2004 · 07V-302 spring-brake-valve campaign

Exact NHTSA Columbia MY2004 row within the campaign response · United States · NHTSA exact campaign record

NHTSA lists Columbia MY2004 within this component-qualified campaign. The literal Columbia label is not narrowed to Columbia 112, a cab, sleeper, axle layout or completed-vehicle type.

Columbia MY2004 · 07V-302 spring-brake-valve campaign
SpecificationDocumented value / configuration
Exact campaign identityColumbia · MY2004 · NHTSA 07V302000 / Freightliner FL-504
Component / conditionVehicles equipped with Bendix SR-7 spring-brake modulating valves · a Parker brass single-check valve could break apart and obstruct the SR-7, or the SR-7 internal rubber check valve could deform and fail to seat
Published consequenceAir leakage could delay spring-brake application; improper exhaust could also cause unintended rollaway or brake drag, increasing crash, injury or death risk
Manufacturer remedyFreightliner notified owners and repaired affected vehicles free of charge; truck and Freightliner Custom Chassis notifications began January 11, 2008, while Thomas Built Bus notifications began February 1, 2008
Combined campaign population75,000 vehicles across the complete 126-row response · not a Freightliner-family or model-year production count
Response roster boundaryThe exact response contains 84 Freightliner-make rows. The 72 truck rows retained here cover 12 literal model labels across MY2003–MY2008. Twelve Freightliner MT-45/MT-55 step-van rows, 18 Sterling rows, 12 Freightliner Custom Chassis rows and 12 Thomas Built Buses rows remain outside this programme.
Shared manufacturing descriptionManufactured between July 2002 and July 3, 2007 across the mixed complete response · not a family production range, model-year boundary or proof of continuous availability
Evidence limitCampaign applicability establishes neither universal SR-7 fitment, continuous availability, production quantity by family, exact first/final model year, build endpoint, derivative equivalence, completed-truck status nor successor relationship.
MY2004 exact campaign applicability

Columbia MY2004 · exact 09V-366 campaign detail

NHTSA 09V-366 / Freightliner FL-558 · received September 23, 2009 · Columbia MY2004 · 09V-366 C15 oil-line campaign

Exact NHTSA Columbia MY2004 row within the campaign response · United States · NHTSA exact campaign record

NHTSA lists Columbia MY2004 within the campaign for trucks equipped with a Caterpillar C15 engine. The literal Columbia label is not narrowed to Columbia 112, a cab/sleeper configuration or another highway family.

Columbia MY2004 · 09V-366 C15 oil-line campaign
SpecificationDocumented value / configuration
Exact campaign identityColumbia · MY2004 · NHTSA 09V366000 / Freightliner FL-558
Equipment / conditionCaterpillar C15-equipped trucks · the variable valve actuation oil line could rub against retaining P-clips and leak oil
Published consequenceAn oil leak may result in a fire
Manufacturer remedyCaterpillar was to inspect and repair the necessary components without charge. The recall began May 5, 2009
Combined campaign population25,362 vehicles across the complete 63-row multi-brand response · not a Freightliner-family or model-year production count
Response roster boundaryThe complete response contains 35 Freightliner rows retained here plus 14 Sterling A-Line/L-Line and 14 Western Star 4900/6900 rows outside this programme.
Shared manufacturing windowApril 1, 2003–June 30, 2009 across the campaign response · not a family production range, model-year boundary or proof of continuous availability
Evidence limitCampaign applicability establishes neither universal C15 fitment, continuous availability, family production quantity, exact first/final model year, build endpoint, derivative equivalence nor successor relationship.
MY2004 exact campaign applicability

Columbia MY2004 · exact 11V-478 campaign detail

NHTSA 11V-478 / DTNA 11C-2 · received September 16, 2011 · Columbia MY2004 · 11V-478 MBE4000 fuel-line campaign

Exact NHTSA Columbia MY2004 row within the campaign response · United States · NHTSA exact campaign record

NHTSA lists Columbia MY2004 within the campaign for trucks equipped with EPA04-model MBE4000 engines. The literal Columbia label is not narrowed to Columbia 112, a cab/sleeper configuration or another highway family.

Columbia MY2004 · 11V-478 MBE4000 fuel-line campaign
SpecificationDocumented value / configuration
Exact campaign identityColumbia · MY2004 · NHTSA 11V478000 / DTNA 11C-2
Equipment / conditionEPA04-model MBE4000 engines with plastic low-pressure fuel lines and engine-mounted fuel filters · the line between the filter and engine block could develop a substantial diesel-fuel leak
Published consequenceLeaked fuel could create a road hazard and increase crash risk; in the presence of an ignition source it could result in a fire
Manufacturer remedyInspect the vehicle and replace the plastic low-pressure fuel line with a steel line free of charge; interim owner letters were mailed October 28, 2011 and the safety recall began February 21, 2012
Combined campaign population73,500 vehicles across the complete 35-row multi-brand response · not a Freightliner-family or model-year production count
Response roster boundaryThe complete response contains 20 Freightliner rows: 17 retained here and three pre-launch Cascadia MY2004–MY2006 rows withheld. Ten Sterling A-Line/L-Line and five Western Star 4900 rows remain outside this programme.
Shared manufacturing windowJuly 11, 2003–September 28, 2007 across the campaign response · not a family production range, model-year boundary or proof of continuous availability
Evidence limitCampaign applicability establishes neither universal MBE4000 fitment, continuous availability, family production quantity, exact first/final model year, build endpoint, derivative equivalence nor successor relationship.
MY2004 NHTSA campaign checkpoint

Columbia · MY2004 regulator campaign checkpoint

MY2004 · vehicle query reviewed September 24, 2026 · Columbia · MY2004 regulator campaign checkpoint

Explicit model year · United States

The NHTSA vehicle-specific response is retained as a bounded model-year and campaign-membership checkpoint. The returned count and campaign list are query provenance, not production chronology or universal model equipment.

Columbia · MY2004 regulator campaign checkpoint
SpecificationDocumented value / configuration
NHTSA make / model-year identityFreightliner Columbia · MY2004
Vehicle-specific campaign records returned10
Campaign identifiers returned04V205000 · 04V590000 · 05V001000 · 17V810000 · 11V478000 · 05V408000 · 06V030000 · 07V302000 · 05V285000 · 09V366000
Evidence limitThe vehicle-specific response establishes only the returned Freightliner model label, MY2004 identity, result count and campaign identifiers. It does not establish a production count, continuous run, first or final model year, last build, generation assignment, universal equipment specification, derivative boundary or successor relationship. Campaign dates, equipment, populations and manufacturing windows require their own records and are not generalized here.
MY2005 exact campaign applicability

Columbia MY2005 · exact 05V-185 campaign detail

NHTSA 05V-185 · received April 27, 2005 · Columbia MY2005 · 05V-185 Accuride aluminum-wheel pre-stress campaign

Exact NHTSA Columbia MY2005 row within the campaign response · United States · NHTSA exact campaign record

NHTSA lists Columbia MY2005 within the campaign. The literal Columbia label is not narrowed to Columbia 112, a cab/sleeper configuration or another highway family.

Columbia MY2005 · 05V-185 Accuride aluminum-wheel pre-stress campaign
SpecificationDocumented value / configuration
Exact campaign identityColumbia · MY2005 · NHTSA 05V185000
Equipment / conditionCertain Accuride aluminum wheels were not properly pre-stressed and could develop cracks over time
Published consequenceA wheel could fail, potentially causing a crash
Manufacturer remedyReplace affected wheels without charge. The recall began October 21, 2005
Combined campaign population3,500 vehicles across the complete five-row multi-brand response · not a family or model-year production count
Response roster boundaryThe complete response contains Century ST and Columbia MY2005 plus Sterling Acterra, Western Star and American LaFrance MY2005 rows. The three non-Freightliner-programme rows are excluded.
Evidence limitCampaign applicability establishes neither continuous availability, universal equipment fitment, family production quantity, exact first/final model year, build endpoint, derivative equivalence nor successor relationship.
MY2005 exact campaign applicability

Columbia MY2005 · exact 05V-467 campaign detail

NHTSA 05V-467 · received October 5, 2005 · Columbia MY2005 · 05V-467 rear-axle-spindle heat-treatment campaign

Exact NHTSA Columbia MY2005 row within the campaign response · United States · NHTSA exact campaign record

NHTSA lists Columbia MY2005 within the campaign. The literal Columbia label is not narrowed to Columbia 112, a cab/sleeper configuration or another highway family.

Columbia MY2005 · 05V-467 rear-axle-spindle heat-treatment campaign
SpecificationDocumented value / configuration
Exact campaign identityColumbia · MY2005 · NHTSA 05V467000
Equipment / conditionRear-axle-housing spindles on certain trucks and buses manufactured June 4–July 8, 2005 could have been overheated during heat treatment and could fracture
Published consequenceA fractured spindle could cause a crash without warning
Manufacturer remedyInspect the spindle heat-treatment date code and replace the axle housing where necessary. The recall was expected to begin January 23, 2006
Combined campaign population1,100 vehicles across the complete six-row truck-and-bus response · not a family or model-year production count
Response roster boundaryThe complete response contains Argosy, Business Class M2, Century ST and Columbia MY2005 plus FS-65 and C2 MY2005 school-bus rows. The two school-bus rows are outside this programme.
Evidence limitCampaign applicability establishes neither continuous availability, universal equipment fitment, family production quantity, exact first/final model year, build endpoint, derivative equivalence nor successor relationship.
MY2005 exact campaign applicability

Columbia MY2005 · exact 06V-190 campaign detail

NHTSA 06V-190 · received June 5, 2006 · Columbia MY2005 · 06V-190 cab-PDM protective-cover campaign

Exact NHTSA Columbia MY2005 row within the campaign response · United States · NHTSA exact campaign record

NHTSA lists Columbia MY2005 within the campaign. The literal Columbia label is not narrowed to Columbia 112, a cab/sleeper configuration or another highway family.

Columbia MY2005 · 06V-190 cab-PDM protective-cover campaign
SpecificationDocumented value / configuration
Exact campaign identityColumbia · MY2005 · NHTSA 06V190000
Equipment / conditionThe protective cover for the cab power distribution module could be missing or improperly installed
Published consequenceThe NHTSA response does not publish a separate consequence field; no consequence is inferred here
Manufacturer remedyInstall a new cab power distribution module cover. The recall began December 18, 2006
Combined campaign population61,000 vehicles across the complete six-row Freightliner response · not a family or model-year production count
Response roster boundaryThe complete response contains Argosy, Century Class and Columbia MY2005–MY2006 rows; all six literal rows are retained.
Evidence limitCampaign applicability establishes neither continuous availability, universal equipment fitment, family production quantity, exact first/final model year, build endpoint, derivative equivalence nor successor relationship.
MY2005 exact campaign applicability

Columbia MY2005 · exact 07V-289 campaign detail

NHTSA 07V-289 · received July 3, 2007 · Columbia MY2005 · 07V-289 steering-column missing-weld campaign

Exact NHTSA Columbia MY2005 row within the campaign response · United States · NHTSA exact campaign record

NHTSA lists Columbia MY2005 within the campaign. The literal Columbia label is not narrowed to Columbia 112, a cab/sleeper configuration or another highway family.

Columbia MY2005 · 07V-289 steering-column missing-weld campaign
SpecificationDocumented value / configuration
Exact campaign identityColumbia · MY2005 · NHTSA 07V289000
Equipment / conditionTwo steering-column welds could be missing on certain trucks and school buses manufactured from October 23, 2004 through March 21, 2006
Published consequenceThe NHTSA response does not publish a separate consequence field; no consequence is inferred here
Manufacturer remedyInspect steering columns and repair affected vehicles without charge. The recall began August 30, 2007
Combined campaign population25,643 vehicles across the complete 12-row truck-and-bus response · not a family or model-year production count
Response roster boundaryThe public subset retains six Century ST, Columbia and Coronado MY2005–MY2006 rows and excludes six FS-65 and Saf-T-Liner school-bus rows.
Evidence limitCampaign applicability establishes neither continuous availability, universal equipment fitment, family production quantity, exact first/final model year, build endpoint, derivative equivalence nor successor relationship.
MY2005 exact campaign applicability

Columbia MY2005 · exact 07V-302 campaign detail

NHTSA 07V-302 / Freightliner FL-504 · received July 16, 2007 · Columbia MY2005 · 07V-302 spring-brake-valve campaign

Exact NHTSA Columbia MY2005 row within the campaign response · United States · NHTSA exact campaign record

NHTSA lists Columbia MY2005 within this component-qualified campaign. The literal Columbia label is not narrowed to Columbia 112, a cab, sleeper, axle layout or completed-vehicle type.

Columbia MY2005 · 07V-302 spring-brake-valve campaign
SpecificationDocumented value / configuration
Exact campaign identityColumbia · MY2005 · NHTSA 07V302000 / Freightliner FL-504
Component / conditionVehicles equipped with Bendix SR-7 spring-brake modulating valves · a Parker brass single-check valve could break apart and obstruct the SR-7, or the SR-7 internal rubber check valve could deform and fail to seat
Published consequenceAir leakage could delay spring-brake application; improper exhaust could also cause unintended rollaway or brake drag, increasing crash, injury or death risk
Manufacturer remedyFreightliner notified owners and repaired affected vehicles free of charge; truck and Freightliner Custom Chassis notifications began January 11, 2008, while Thomas Built Bus notifications began February 1, 2008
Combined campaign population75,000 vehicles across the complete 126-row response · not a Freightliner-family or model-year production count
Response roster boundaryThe exact response contains 84 Freightliner-make rows. The 72 truck rows retained here cover 12 literal model labels across MY2003–MY2008. Twelve Freightliner MT-45/MT-55 step-van rows, 18 Sterling rows, 12 Freightliner Custom Chassis rows and 12 Thomas Built Buses rows remain outside this programme.
Shared manufacturing descriptionManufactured between July 2002 and July 3, 2007 across the mixed complete response · not a family production range, model-year boundary or proof of continuous availability
Evidence limitCampaign applicability establishes neither universal SR-7 fitment, continuous availability, production quantity by family, exact first/final model year, build endpoint, derivative equivalence, completed-truck status nor successor relationship.
MY2005 exact campaign applicability

Columbia MY2005 · exact 07V-400 campaign detail

NHTSA 07V-400 · received September 5, 2007 · Columbia MY2005 · 07V-400 incorrectly installed tie-rod-arm campaign

Exact NHTSA Columbia MY2005 row within the campaign response · United States · NHTSA exact campaign record

NHTSA lists Columbia MY2005 within the rack-and-pinion-steering campaign. The literal Columbia label is not expanded to Columbia 112, a cab/sleeper configuration or another highway family.

Columbia MY2005 · 07V-400 incorrectly installed tie-rod-arm campaign
SpecificationDocumented value / configuration
Exact campaign identityColumbia · MY2005 · NHTSA 07V400000
Equipment / conditionCertain rack-and-pinion-equipped trucks could have incorrectly installed tie-rod arms, allowing the threaded end of the ball-socket assembly to fracture and separate
Published consequenceThe NHTSA response does not publish a separate consequence field; no consequence is inferred here
Manufacturer remedyInspect the steering-arm installation and replace steering components on trucks with incorrectly installed tie-rod arms. The recall began May 1, 2008
Combined campaign population413 vehicles across the complete 16-row Freightliner response · not a family or model-year production count
Evidence limitCampaign applicability establishes neither continuous availability, universal rack-and-pinion or tie-rod fitment, family production quantity, exact first/final model year, build endpoint, derivative equivalence nor successor relationship.
MY2005 exact campaign applicability

Columbia MY2005 · exact 07V-403 campaign detail

NHTSA 07V-403 · received September 6, 2007 · Columbia MY2005 · 07V-403 sharp-turn tie-rod-angle campaign

Exact NHTSA Columbia MY2005 row within the campaign response · United States · NHTSA exact campaign record

NHTSA lists Columbia MY2005 within the rack-and-pinion-steering campaign. The literal Columbia label is not expanded to Columbia 112, a cab/sleeper configuration or another highway family.

Columbia MY2005 · 07V-403 sharp-turn tie-rod-angle campaign
SpecificationDocumented value / configuration
Exact campaign identityColumbia · MY2005 · NHTSA 07V403000
Equipment / conditionOn certain rack-and-pinion-equipped trucks, a sharp turn could create excessive tie-rod angles, loosen the driver-side tie rod in its ball socket or damage the threaded socket attachment and permit fracture or separation
Published consequenceThe NHTSA response does not publish a separate consequence field; no consequence is inferred here
Manufacturer remedyChange the front-axle steering stops to prevent tie-rod ball-socket interference and replace affected steering components. The recall began July 8, 2008 and was mailed in phases through December 31, 2008
Combined campaign population450 vehicles across the complete 16-row Freightliner response · not a family or model-year production count
Evidence limitCampaign applicability establishes neither continuous availability, universal rack-and-pinion or tie-rod fitment, family production quantity, exact first/final model year, build endpoint, derivative equivalence nor successor relationship.
MY2005 exact campaign applicability

Columbia MY2005 · exact 08V-113 campaign detail

NHTSA 08V-113 / Freightliner FL-526 · received March 11, 2008 · Columbia MY2005 · 08V-113 fuel-line campaign

Exact NHTSA Columbia MY2005 row within the campaign response · United States · NHTSA exact campaign record

NHTSA lists Columbia MY2005 within the campaign. The literal Columbia label is not narrowed to Columbia 112, a cab/sleeper configuration or another highway family.

Columbia MY2005 · 08V-113 fuel-line campaign
SpecificationDocumented value / configuration
Exact campaign identityColumbia · MY2005 · NHTSA 08V113000 / Freightliner FL-526
Equipment / conditionA high-pressure diesel-fuel line could fracture and leak fuel
Published consequenceIf an undetected leak continued under certain conditions, fuel could ignite on a hot engine surface and/or spill on the road
Manufacturer remedyInspect the high-pressure fuel lines and transfer tubes and replace them where required, without charge. The recall began July 9, 2008
Combined campaign population62,000 vehicles across the complete 27-row multi-brand response · not a Freightliner-family or model-year production count
Response roster boundaryThe complete response contains 18 Freightliner rows retained here plus six Sterling A-Line/L-Line and three Western Star 4900 rows outside this programme.
Evidence limitCampaign applicability establishes neither continuous availability, universal engine or fuel-line fitment, family production quantity, exact first/final model year, build endpoint, derivative equivalence nor successor relationship.
MY2005 exact campaign applicability

Columbia MY2005 · exact 09V-366 campaign detail

NHTSA 09V-366 / Freightliner FL-558 · received September 23, 2009 · Columbia MY2005 · 09V-366 C15 oil-line campaign

Exact NHTSA Columbia MY2005 row within the campaign response · United States · NHTSA exact campaign record

NHTSA lists Columbia MY2005 within the campaign for trucks equipped with a Caterpillar C15 engine. The literal Columbia label is not narrowed to Columbia 112, a cab/sleeper configuration or another highway family.

Columbia MY2005 · 09V-366 C15 oil-line campaign
SpecificationDocumented value / configuration
Exact campaign identityColumbia · MY2005 · NHTSA 09V366000 / Freightliner FL-558
Equipment / conditionCaterpillar C15-equipped trucks · the variable valve actuation oil line could rub against retaining P-clips and leak oil
Published consequenceAn oil leak may result in a fire
Manufacturer remedyCaterpillar was to inspect and repair the necessary components without charge. The recall began May 5, 2009
Combined campaign population25,362 vehicles across the complete 63-row multi-brand response · not a Freightliner-family or model-year production count
Response roster boundaryThe complete response contains 35 Freightliner rows retained here plus 14 Sterling A-Line/L-Line and 14 Western Star 4900/6900 rows outside this programme.
Shared manufacturing windowApril 1, 2003–June 30, 2009 across the campaign response · not a family production range, model-year boundary or proof of continuous availability
Evidence limitCampaign applicability establishes neither universal C15 fitment, continuous availability, family production quantity, exact first/final model year, build endpoint, derivative equivalence nor successor relationship.
MY2005 exact campaign applicability

Columbia MY2005 · exact 11V-478 campaign detail

NHTSA 11V-478 / DTNA 11C-2 · received September 16, 2011 · Columbia MY2005 · 11V-478 MBE4000 fuel-line campaign

Exact NHTSA Columbia MY2005 row within the campaign response · United States · NHTSA exact campaign record

NHTSA lists Columbia MY2005 within the campaign for trucks equipped with EPA04-model MBE4000 engines. The literal Columbia label is not narrowed to Columbia 112, a cab/sleeper configuration or another highway family.

Columbia MY2005 · 11V-478 MBE4000 fuel-line campaign
SpecificationDocumented value / configuration
Exact campaign identityColumbia · MY2005 · NHTSA 11V478000 / DTNA 11C-2
Equipment / conditionEPA04-model MBE4000 engines with plastic low-pressure fuel lines and engine-mounted fuel filters · the line between the filter and engine block could develop a substantial diesel-fuel leak
Published consequenceLeaked fuel could create a road hazard and increase crash risk; in the presence of an ignition source it could result in a fire
Manufacturer remedyInspect the vehicle and replace the plastic low-pressure fuel line with a steel line free of charge; interim owner letters were mailed October 28, 2011 and the safety recall began February 21, 2012
Combined campaign population73,500 vehicles across the complete 35-row multi-brand response · not a Freightliner-family or model-year production count
Response roster boundaryThe complete response contains 20 Freightliner rows: 17 retained here and three pre-launch Cascadia MY2004–MY2006 rows withheld. Ten Sterling A-Line/L-Line and five Western Star 4900 rows remain outside this programme.
Shared manufacturing windowJuly 11, 2003–September 28, 2007 across the campaign response · not a family production range, model-year boundary or proof of continuous availability
Evidence limitCampaign applicability establishes neither universal MBE4000 fitment, continuous availability, family production quantity, exact first/final model year, build endpoint, derivative equivalence nor successor relationship.
MY2005 exact campaign applicability

Columbia MY2005 · exact 11V-514 campaign detail

NHTSA 11V-514 · received October 13, 2011 · Columbia MY2005 · 11V-514 rack-and-pinion campaign

Exact NHTSA Columbia MY2005 row within the campaign response · United States · NHTSA exact campaign record

NHTSA lists Columbia MY2005 within this equipment-qualified campaign. The row is not expanded to a BBC, cab, sleeper, axle layout or powertrain.

Columbia MY2005 · 11V-514 rack-and-pinion campaign
SpecificationDocumented value / configuration
Exact campaign identityColumbia · MY2005 · NHTSA 11V514000
Equipment / conditionCertain rack-and-pinion steering systems · the lower pinion bearing could corrode and fail, damaging spool-valve seals and misdirecting hydraulic fluid
Published consequenceThe steering could unexpectedly turn left or right, making the vehicle harder to control and increasing crash risk
Manufacturer remedyDTNA announced inspection of the lower bearing; affected steering systems were to be replaced, while non-corroded bearings were to receive grease, replacement bellows and sealant. An interim letter was mailed in December 2011
Complete campaign population9,689 vehicles across the complete 35-row response · not a family or model-year production count
Response roster boundaryThirty-three literal rows are retained across Cascadia MY2007–MY2011 and Century, Columbia, Coronado and Classic XL MY2005–MY2011. Cascadia MY2005–MY2006 are withheld because the campaign labels predate the controlled 2007 launch chronology.
Shared manufacturing intervalNovember 1, 2004–June 15, 2010 across the complete campaign response · not allocated by family or model year
Evidence limitCampaign applicability establishes neither universal steering fitment, a family production quantity, continuous availability, exact first/final model year, build endpoint, derivative equivalence nor successor relationship.
MY2005 NHTSA campaign checkpoint

Columbia · MY2005 regulator campaign checkpoint

MY2005 · vehicle query reviewed September 24, 2026 · Columbia · MY2005 regulator campaign checkpoint

Explicit model year · United States

The NHTSA vehicle-specific response is retained as a bounded model-year and campaign-membership checkpoint. The returned count and campaign list are query provenance, not production chronology or universal model equipment.

Columbia · MY2005 regulator campaign checkpoint
SpecificationDocumented value / configuration
NHTSA make / model-year identityFreightliner Columbia · MY2005
Vehicle-specific campaign records returned14
Campaign identifiers returned08V113000 · 05V467000 · 05V185000 · 07V289000 · 07V403000 · 06V030000 · 06V190000 · 07V302000 · 07V400000 · 19V370000 · 17V810000 · 11V478000 · 11V514000 · 09V366000
Evidence limitThe vehicle-specific response establishes only the returned Freightliner model label, requested model-year identity, result count and campaign identifiers. It does not establish a production count, continuous run, first or final model year, last build, generation assignment, universal equipment specification, derivative boundary or successor relationship. Campaign dates, equipment, populations and manufacturing windows require their own records and are not generalized here.
March 2005 optional sleeper/workspace checkpoint

Columbia · 2005 enhanced Driver’s Lounge option

March 31, 2005 · Freightliner factory release · Columbia · enhanced Driver’s Lounge option checkpoint

Columbia expressly named for the enhanced Driver’s Lounge · North America · named heavy-duty model availability

Freightliner named Columbia among three heavy-duty models offered with the enhanced Driver’s Lounge. This is an optional sleeper/workspace update, not standard equipment or a family-wide generation boundary.

Columbia · enhanced Driver’s Lounge option checkpoint
SpecificationDocumented value / configuration
Named availabilityOptional enhanced Driver’s Lounge on Columbia
Published work modeLarger work area with simplified, durable design and stabilized support
Published bunk conversionFolds away to complete the middle lower bunk; cushions restore the sleeping surface
Published installation detailsStorage beneath retained · rear-wall pedestal · handle lock · gas-assist cylinder · angled corners · lamp
Evidence limitOptional availability does not establish a universal installation, sleeper size across all cabs, exact model year, production range, generation boundary or endpoint
2005–2006 factory field-test checkpoint

Columbia · DOT braking-system field fleet

December 14, 2006 · Freightliner factory release · Columbia · 48-tractor braking and stability field fleet

Project fleet of 48 Columbia tractors with 58-inch SleeperCabs · United States

Wal-Mart-operated research fleet based at Loveland, Colorado. The release separates a 40-tractor compatibility group from an eight-tractor matched-system group.

Columbia · 48-tractor braking and stability field fleet
SpecificationDocumented value / configuration
Named fleet48 new Freightliner Columbia tractors
Cab configuration58-inch SleeperCab
Base fleet equipmentOn-board computers, electronically controlled braking systems and ABS
Group 140 tractors and 60 trailers · matched and unmatched ECBS/ABS compatibility and performance
Group 28 tractors · matched tractor-trailers for ECBS and enabled safety-technology measurements
Operating periodsMay–October 2005 with enabled technologies off; November 2005–April 2006 fully functional and interactive
Evidence limitProject fleet only; no annual production total, universal safety equipment, exact model year, continuous range, first/final year or endpoint is established
NHTSA campaign designation · 2005–2009

Columbia · campaign 19V-370

June 21, 2019 · NHTSA acknowledgement · NHTSA campaign 19V-370 · public model-year designation

Explicit model year · United States

NHTSA’s model-year acknowledgement controls the public family designation and expressly warns that the listed years do not match affected vehicles’ actual production years. The joined campaign record supplies campaign-wide defect, population, consequence and remedy fields only.

NHTSA campaign 19V-370 · public model-year designation
SpecificationDocumented value / configuration
NHTSA makeFreightliner
NHTSA model / model yearsCOLUMBIA / 2005–2009
Campaign19V-370 · insufficient air reservoir volume / FMVSS 121
NHTSA data warningListed model years do not match the affected vehicles’ actual production years
Campaign equipment / defect scopeCertain 2004–2019 vehicles across the listed DTNA brands and models could have insufficient service-brake air-reservoir capacity and fail FMVSS 121
Campaign-wide potentially affected741 vehicles across all listed makes and models · not a Columbia-only production count
Manufacturer campaign / consequenceFL-815 · insufficient reservoir volume could reduce braking effectiveness and increase crash risk
Campaign remedyAdd air-reservoir capacity to affected vehicles without charge
Evidence join limitCampaign/model designation only. The broad 2004–2019 campaign scope and listed model years are not family production chronology and do not establish continuous availability, first/final model year, order cut-off, last build or universal equipment.
MY2006 exact campaign applicability

Columbia MY2006 · exact 05V-551 campaign detail

NHTSA 05V-551 · received December 6, 2005 · Columbia MY2006 · 05V-551 front-axle I-beam campaign

Exact NHTSA Columbia MY2006 row within the complete campaign response · United States · NHTSA exact campaign record

NHTSA lists Columbia MY2006 within the equipment-qualified campaign. The literal Columbia label is not expanded to another highway family or used as an endpoint finding.

Columbia MY2006 · 05V-551 front-axle I-beam campaign
SpecificationDocumented value / configuration
Exact campaign identityColumbia · MY2006 · NHTSA 05V551000
Equipment / conditionCertain trucks and motor-home chassis had a front-axle I-beam whose top flange could fatigue and fracture
Published consequence fieldThe exact campaign response does not publish a separate consequence field; no consequence is inferred here
Manufacturer remedyInspect and replace the front-axle assembly; phase I began March 15, 2006 and phase II was planned for August 2006
Combined campaign population500 vehicles across the complete seven-row campaign response · not a Freightliner-family or model-year production count
Evidence limitCampaign applicability establishes neither continuous availability, universal component fitment, family production quantity, exact first/final model year, build endpoint, derivative equivalence nor successor relationship.
MY2006 NHTSA campaign identity

Columbia · MY2006 campaign identity

February 8, 2006 · NHTSA campaign 06V030000 / Freightliner FL-471 · MY2006 · Caterpillar VVA oil-line campaign identity

Explicit model year · United States

The vehicle-specific model-year query and official campaign record are joined by exact campaign number. Campaign-wide equipment, population, consequence and remedy fields remain distinct from family production chronology.

MY2006 · Caterpillar VVA oil-line campaign identity
SpecificationDocumented value / configuration
NHTSA make / model yearFreightliner · MY2006
Named model identityCOLUMBIA
Campaign numbersNHTSA 06V030000 · Freightliner FL-471
Campaign equipment / defect scopeCertain trucks equipped with Caterpillar diesel engines whose variable-valve-actuation oil line could wear against the cylinder-head edge if positioned incorrectly
Campaign-wide potentially affected5,771 vehicles across campaign 06V030000 · not a Columbia-, Classic-, Classic XL- or FLD120SD-only production count
Manufacturer campaignFL-471
Campaign consequenceA cut oil line could leak and create a possible fire risk
Campaign remedyCaterpillar and Freightliner were to conduct owner notification and remedy without charge
Evidence join limitThe vehicle-specific queries control the four named MY2006 model identities. The campaign record controls campaign-wide equipment, defect, population, consequence and remedy fields. The shared population is not family-specific and neither source establishes production, continuous availability, first/final model year, build dates or an endpoint.
MY2006 exact campaign applicability

Columbia MY2006 · exact 06V-190 campaign detail

NHTSA 06V-190 · received June 5, 2006 · Columbia MY2006 · 06V-190 cab-PDM protective-cover campaign

Exact NHTSA Columbia MY2006 row within the campaign response · United States · NHTSA exact campaign record

NHTSA lists Columbia MY2006 within the campaign. The literal Columbia label is not narrowed to Columbia 112, a cab/sleeper configuration or another highway family.

Columbia MY2006 · 06V-190 cab-PDM protective-cover campaign
SpecificationDocumented value / configuration
Exact campaign identityColumbia · MY2006 · NHTSA 06V190000
Equipment / conditionThe protective cover for the cab power distribution module could be missing or improperly installed
Published consequenceThe NHTSA response does not publish a separate consequence field; no consequence is inferred here
Manufacturer remedyInstall a new cab power distribution module cover. The recall began December 18, 2006
Combined campaign population61,000 vehicles across the complete six-row Freightliner response · not a family or model-year production count
Response roster boundaryThe complete response contains Argosy, Century Class and Columbia MY2005–MY2006 rows; all six literal rows are retained.
Evidence limitCampaign applicability establishes neither continuous availability, universal equipment fitment, family production quantity, exact first/final model year, build endpoint, derivative equivalence nor successor relationship.
MY2006 exact campaign applicability

Columbia MY2006 · exact 07V-289 campaign detail

NHTSA 07V-289 · received July 3, 2007 · Columbia MY2006 · 07V-289 steering-column missing-weld campaign

Exact NHTSA Columbia MY2006 row within the campaign response · United States · NHTSA exact campaign record

NHTSA lists Columbia MY2006 within the campaign. The literal Columbia label is not narrowed to Columbia 112, a cab/sleeper configuration or another highway family.

Columbia MY2006 · 07V-289 steering-column missing-weld campaign
SpecificationDocumented value / configuration
Exact campaign identityColumbia · MY2006 · NHTSA 07V289000
Equipment / conditionTwo steering-column welds could be missing on certain trucks and school buses manufactured from October 23, 2004 through March 21, 2006
Published consequenceThe NHTSA response does not publish a separate consequence field; no consequence is inferred here
Manufacturer remedyInspect steering columns and repair affected vehicles without charge. The recall began August 30, 2007
Combined campaign population25,643 vehicles across the complete 12-row truck-and-bus response · not a family or model-year production count
Response roster boundaryThe public subset retains six Century ST, Columbia and Coronado MY2005–MY2006 rows and excludes six FS-65 and Saf-T-Liner school-bus rows.
Evidence limitCampaign applicability establishes neither continuous availability, universal equipment fitment, family production quantity, exact first/final model year, build endpoint, derivative equivalence nor successor relationship.
MY2006 exact campaign applicability

Columbia MY2006 · exact 07V-302 campaign detail

NHTSA 07V-302 / Freightliner FL-504 · received July 16, 2007 · Columbia MY2006 · 07V-302 spring-brake-valve campaign

Exact NHTSA Columbia MY2006 row within the campaign response · United States · NHTSA exact campaign record

NHTSA lists Columbia MY2006 within this component-qualified campaign. The literal Columbia label is not narrowed to Columbia 112, a cab, sleeper, axle layout or completed-vehicle type.

Columbia MY2006 · 07V-302 spring-brake-valve campaign
SpecificationDocumented value / configuration
Exact campaign identityColumbia · MY2006 · NHTSA 07V302000 / Freightliner FL-504
Component / conditionVehicles equipped with Bendix SR-7 spring-brake modulating valves · a Parker brass single-check valve could break apart and obstruct the SR-7, or the SR-7 internal rubber check valve could deform and fail to seat
Published consequenceAir leakage could delay spring-brake application; improper exhaust could also cause unintended rollaway or brake drag, increasing crash, injury or death risk
Manufacturer remedyFreightliner notified owners and repaired affected vehicles free of charge; truck and Freightliner Custom Chassis notifications began January 11, 2008, while Thomas Built Bus notifications began February 1, 2008
Combined campaign population75,000 vehicles across the complete 126-row response · not a Freightliner-family or model-year production count
Response roster boundaryThe exact response contains 84 Freightliner-make rows. The 72 truck rows retained here cover 12 literal model labels across MY2003–MY2008. Twelve Freightliner MT-45/MT-55 step-van rows, 18 Sterling rows, 12 Freightliner Custom Chassis rows and 12 Thomas Built Buses rows remain outside this programme.
Shared manufacturing descriptionManufactured between July 2002 and July 3, 2007 across the mixed complete response · not a family production range, model-year boundary or proof of continuous availability
Evidence limitCampaign applicability establishes neither universal SR-7 fitment, continuous availability, production quantity by family, exact first/final model year, build endpoint, derivative equivalence, completed-truck status nor successor relationship.
MY2006 exact campaign applicability

Columbia MY2006 · exact 07V-400 campaign detail

NHTSA 07V-400 · received September 5, 2007 · Columbia MY2006 · 07V-400 incorrectly installed tie-rod-arm campaign

Exact NHTSA Columbia MY2006 row within the campaign response · United States · NHTSA exact campaign record

NHTSA lists Columbia MY2006 within the rack-and-pinion-steering campaign. The literal Columbia label is not expanded to Columbia 112, a cab/sleeper configuration or another highway family.

Columbia MY2006 · 07V-400 incorrectly installed tie-rod-arm campaign
SpecificationDocumented value / configuration
Exact campaign identityColumbia · MY2006 · NHTSA 07V400000
Equipment / conditionCertain rack-and-pinion-equipped trucks could have incorrectly installed tie-rod arms, allowing the threaded end of the ball-socket assembly to fracture and separate
Published consequenceThe NHTSA response does not publish a separate consequence field; no consequence is inferred here
Manufacturer remedyInspect the steering-arm installation and replace steering components on trucks with incorrectly installed tie-rod arms. The recall began May 1, 2008
Combined campaign population413 vehicles across the complete 16-row Freightliner response · not a family or model-year production count
Evidence limitCampaign applicability establishes neither continuous availability, universal rack-and-pinion or tie-rod fitment, family production quantity, exact first/final model year, build endpoint, derivative equivalence nor successor relationship.
MY2006 exact campaign applicability

Columbia MY2006 · exact 07V-403 campaign detail

NHTSA 07V-403 · received September 6, 2007 · Columbia MY2006 · 07V-403 sharp-turn tie-rod-angle campaign

Exact NHTSA Columbia MY2006 row within the campaign response · United States · NHTSA exact campaign record

NHTSA lists Columbia MY2006 within the rack-and-pinion-steering campaign. The literal Columbia label is not expanded to Columbia 112, a cab/sleeper configuration or another highway family.

Columbia MY2006 · 07V-403 sharp-turn tie-rod-angle campaign
SpecificationDocumented value / configuration
Exact campaign identityColumbia · MY2006 · NHTSA 07V403000
Equipment / conditionOn certain rack-and-pinion-equipped trucks, a sharp turn could create excessive tie-rod angles, loosen the driver-side tie rod in its ball socket or damage the threaded socket attachment and permit fracture or separation
Published consequenceThe NHTSA response does not publish a separate consequence field; no consequence is inferred here
Manufacturer remedyChange the front-axle steering stops to prevent tie-rod ball-socket interference and replace affected steering components. The recall began July 8, 2008 and was mailed in phases through December 31, 2008
Combined campaign population450 vehicles across the complete 16-row Freightliner response · not a family or model-year production count
Evidence limitCampaign applicability establishes neither continuous availability, universal rack-and-pinion or tie-rod fitment, family production quantity, exact first/final model year, build endpoint, derivative equivalence nor successor relationship.
MY2006 exact campaign applicability

Columbia MY2006 · exact 07V-530 campaign detail

NHTSA 07V-530 / Freightliner FL-514 · received November 13, 2007 · Columbia MY2006 · 07V-530 fifth-wheel campaign

Exact NHTSA Columbia MY2006 row within the campaign response · United States · NHTSA exact campaign record

NHTSA lists Columbia MY2006 within this equipment-qualified campaign. The literal Columbia label is not narrowed to Columbia 112, a cab, sleeper, axle layout or completed-vehicle type.

Columbia MY2006 · 07V-530 fifth-wheel campaign
SpecificationDocumented value / configuration
Exact campaign identityColumbia · MY2006 · NHTSA 07V530000 / Freightliner FL-514
Equipment / conditionTruck-tractors with Holland Simplex SE or SE II fifth wheels · an over-tightened latch-lever pivot-bolt assembly could distort the spacer sleeve, allowing corrosion or contaminants to bind the pivot and prevent secure jaw latching
Published consequenceThe fifth wheel could fail to latch without the driver knowing; the trailer could disengage after drive-away and increase crash risk
Manufacturer remedyReplace the pivot bolt and sleeve with a hex-head shoulder bolt and washer; the recall began January 3, 2008
Combined campaign population38,000 vehicles across the complete 39-row response · not a Freightliner-family or model-year production count
Response roster boundaryThe exact response contains 27 Freightliner rows retained here: Argosy, Business Class M2, Century ST, Classic, Classic XL, Columbia, Coronado, FLD and FLD120 for MY2006–MY2008. Nine Sterling rows and three Western Star 4900 rows remain outside this programme.
Shared manufacturing windowJanuary 1, 2006–May 31, 2007 across the complete response · not a family production range, model-year boundary or proof of continuous availability
Evidence limitCampaign applicability establishes neither universal fifth-wheel fitment, continuous availability, family production quantity, exact first/final model year, build endpoint, complete-truck/glider status, derivative equivalence nor successor relationship.
MY2006 exact campaign applicability

Columbia MY2006 · exact 08V-113 campaign detail

NHTSA 08V-113 / Freightliner FL-526 · received March 11, 2008 · Columbia MY2006 · 08V-113 fuel-line campaign

Exact NHTSA Columbia MY2006 row within the campaign response · United States · NHTSA exact campaign record

NHTSA lists Columbia MY2006 within the campaign. The literal Columbia label is not narrowed to Columbia 112, a cab/sleeper configuration or another highway family.

Columbia MY2006 · 08V-113 fuel-line campaign
SpecificationDocumented value / configuration
Exact campaign identityColumbia · MY2006 · NHTSA 08V113000 / Freightliner FL-526
Equipment / conditionA high-pressure diesel-fuel line could fracture and leak fuel
Published consequenceIf an undetected leak continued under certain conditions, fuel could ignite on a hot engine surface and/or spill on the road
Manufacturer remedyInspect the high-pressure fuel lines and transfer tubes and replace them where required, without charge. The recall began July 9, 2008
Combined campaign population62,000 vehicles across the complete 27-row multi-brand response · not a Freightliner-family or model-year production count
Response roster boundaryThe complete response contains 18 Freightliner rows retained here plus six Sterling A-Line/L-Line and three Western Star 4900 rows outside this programme.
Evidence limitCampaign applicability establishes neither continuous availability, universal engine or fuel-line fitment, family production quantity, exact first/final model year, build endpoint, derivative equivalence nor successor relationship.
MY2006 exact campaign applicability

Columbia MY2006 · exact 09V-366 campaign detail

NHTSA 09V-366 / Freightliner FL-558 · received September 23, 2009 · Columbia MY2006 · 09V-366 C15 oil-line campaign

Exact NHTSA Columbia MY2006 row within the campaign response · United States · NHTSA exact campaign record

NHTSA lists Columbia MY2006 within the campaign for trucks equipped with a Caterpillar C15 engine. The literal Columbia label is not narrowed to Columbia 112, a cab/sleeper configuration or another highway family.

Columbia MY2006 · 09V-366 C15 oil-line campaign
SpecificationDocumented value / configuration
Exact campaign identityColumbia · MY2006 · NHTSA 09V366000 / Freightliner FL-558
Equipment / conditionCaterpillar C15-equipped trucks · the variable valve actuation oil line could rub against retaining P-clips and leak oil
Published consequenceAn oil leak may result in a fire
Manufacturer remedyCaterpillar was to inspect and repair the necessary components without charge. The recall began May 5, 2009
Combined campaign population25,362 vehicles across the complete 63-row multi-brand response · not a Freightliner-family or model-year production count
Response roster boundaryThe complete response contains 35 Freightliner rows retained here plus 14 Sterling A-Line/L-Line and 14 Western Star 4900/6900 rows outside this programme.
Shared manufacturing windowApril 1, 2003–June 30, 2009 across the campaign response · not a family production range, model-year boundary or proof of continuous availability
Evidence limitCampaign applicability establishes neither universal C15 fitment, continuous availability, family production quantity, exact first/final model year, build endpoint, derivative equivalence nor successor relationship.
MY2006 exact campaign applicability

Columbia MY2006 · exact 11V-146 campaign detail

NHTSA 11V-146 / DTNA 10C-5 · received March 3, 2011 · Columbia MY2006 · 11V-146 MBE4000 grid-heater campaign

Exact NHTSA Columbia MY2006 row within the campaign response · United States · NHTSA exact campaign record

NHTSA lists Columbia MY2006 within this campaign. The literal Columbia label is not narrowed to Columbia 112, a cab, sleeper, axle layout, glider or completed-vehicle type.

Columbia MY2006 · 11V-146 MBE4000 grid-heater campaign
SpecificationDocumented value / configuration
Exact campaign identityColumbia · MY2006 · NHTSA 11V146000 / DTNA 10C-5
Equipment / conditionSpecific MBE4000 EPA07 engines · the intake-air grid heater could short circuit and fail because of excessive internal temperatures
Published consequenceA short-circuited grid heater could cause a vehicle fire and injure occupants
Manufacturer remedyDTNA announced owner notification during March 2011 and a second notice once the free dealer remedy became available; the endpoint expected remedy availability by December 1, 2011
Complete campaign population2,073 vehicles across the complete 42-row response · not a Freightliner-family or model-year production count
Response roster boundaryThe exact response contains 30 Freightliner rows. Twenty-nine are retained across Cascadia, Century, Columbia, FLD and M2; Cascadia MY2006 is withheld because it predates the controlled 2007 launch chronology. Six Sterling 9500 and six Western Star 4900 rows remain outside this programme.
Shared manufacturing windowMarch 20, 2006–June 30, 2010 across the campaign response · not a family production range, model-year boundary or proof of continuous availability
Campaign relationshipThe endpoint says this recall is associated with earlier campaign 10V-341. It is retained as a distinct later campaign record, not a second engine era or generation.
Evidence limitCampaign applicability establishes neither universal MBE4000 fitment, continuous availability, family production quantity, exact first/final model year, build endpoint, derivative equivalence nor successor relationship.
MY2006 exact campaign applicability

Columbia MY2006 · exact 11V-478 campaign detail

NHTSA 11V-478 / DTNA 11C-2 · received September 16, 2011 · Columbia MY2006 · 11V-478 MBE4000 fuel-line campaign

Exact NHTSA Columbia MY2006 row within the campaign response · United States · NHTSA exact campaign record

NHTSA lists Columbia MY2006 within the campaign for trucks equipped with EPA04-model MBE4000 engines. The literal Columbia label is not narrowed to Columbia 112, a cab/sleeper configuration or another highway family.

Columbia MY2006 · 11V-478 MBE4000 fuel-line campaign
SpecificationDocumented value / configuration
Exact campaign identityColumbia · MY2006 · NHTSA 11V478000 / DTNA 11C-2
Equipment / conditionEPA04-model MBE4000 engines with plastic low-pressure fuel lines and engine-mounted fuel filters · the line between the filter and engine block could develop a substantial diesel-fuel leak
Published consequenceLeaked fuel could create a road hazard and increase crash risk; in the presence of an ignition source it could result in a fire
Manufacturer remedyInspect the vehicle and replace the plastic low-pressure fuel line with a steel line free of charge; interim owner letters were mailed October 28, 2011 and the safety recall began February 21, 2012
Combined campaign population73,500 vehicles across the complete 35-row multi-brand response · not a Freightliner-family or model-year production count
Response roster boundaryThe complete response contains 20 Freightliner rows: 17 retained here and three pre-launch Cascadia MY2004–MY2006 rows withheld. Ten Sterling A-Line/L-Line and five Western Star 4900 rows remain outside this programme.
Shared manufacturing windowJuly 11, 2003–September 28, 2007 across the campaign response · not a family production range, model-year boundary or proof of continuous availability
Evidence limitCampaign applicability establishes neither universal MBE4000 fitment, continuous availability, family production quantity, exact first/final model year, build endpoint, derivative equivalence nor successor relationship.
MY2006 exact campaign applicability

Columbia MY2006 · exact 11V-514 campaign detail

NHTSA 11V-514 · received October 13, 2011 · Columbia MY2006 · 11V-514 rack-and-pinion campaign

Exact NHTSA Columbia MY2006 row within the campaign response · United States · NHTSA exact campaign record

NHTSA lists Columbia MY2006 within this equipment-qualified campaign. The row is not expanded to a BBC, cab, sleeper, axle layout or powertrain.

Columbia MY2006 · 11V-514 rack-and-pinion campaign
SpecificationDocumented value / configuration
Exact campaign identityColumbia · MY2006 · NHTSA 11V514000
Equipment / conditionCertain rack-and-pinion steering systems · the lower pinion bearing could corrode and fail, damaging spool-valve seals and misdirecting hydraulic fluid
Published consequenceThe steering could unexpectedly turn left or right, making the vehicle harder to control and increasing crash risk
Manufacturer remedyDTNA announced inspection of the lower bearing; affected steering systems were to be replaced, while non-corroded bearings were to receive grease, replacement bellows and sealant. An interim letter was mailed in December 2011
Complete campaign population9,689 vehicles across the complete 35-row response · not a family or model-year production count
Response roster boundaryThirty-three literal rows are retained across Cascadia MY2007–MY2011 and Century, Columbia, Coronado and Classic XL MY2005–MY2011. Cascadia MY2005–MY2006 are withheld because the campaign labels predate the controlled 2007 launch chronology.
Shared manufacturing intervalNovember 1, 2004–June 15, 2010 across the complete campaign response · not allocated by family or model year
Evidence limitCampaign applicability establishes neither universal steering fitment, a family production quantity, continuous availability, exact first/final model year, build endpoint, derivative equivalence nor successor relationship.
MY2006 exact campaign applicability

Columbia MY2006 · exact 20V-214 campaign detail

NHTSA 20V-214 / DTNA FL848 · received April 14, 2020 · Columbia MY2006 · 20V-214 rear-reflector campaign

Exact NHTSA Columbia MY2006 row within the 86-row campaign response · United States · NHTSA exact campaign record

NHTSA lists Columbia MY2006 within this campaign. The literal Columbia label is not narrowed to Columbia 112, a cab, sleeper, axle layout or completed-vehicle type.

Columbia MY2006 · 20V-214 rear-reflector campaign
SpecificationDocumented value / configuration
Exact campaign identityColumbia · MY2006 · NHTSA 20V214000 / DTNA FL848
Equipment / conditionRear conspicuity reflective tape could be partially covered by the mudflap hanger bracket, reducing rearward visibility and failing FMVSS 108.
Published consequenceReduced rearward visibility could increase crash risk.
Manufacturer remedyInspect and reposition the reflective tape so it is completely visible, free of charge; the recall began May 29, 2020.
Combined campaign population63,175 vehicles across the complete campaign scope · not a Freightliner-family or model-year production count
Response roster boundaryThe exact endpoint returns 86 model/year rows: 82 Freightliner rows retained across nine programme families, plus three Sterling rows and one Western Star 5700 row outside this programme.
Narrative rangeThe campaign summary names model-year spans for the covered labels, but this table is limited to the exact returned row and does not prove continuous family availability or production.
Evidence limitCampaign applicability establishes neither universal configuration fitment, continuous availability, family production quantity, exact first/final model year, build endpoint, derivative equivalence nor successor relationship.
MY2006 NHTSA campaign checkpoint

Columbia · MY2006 regulator campaign checkpoint

MY2006 · vehicle query reviewed September 24, 2026 · Columbia · MY2006 regulator campaign checkpoint

Explicit model year · United States

The NHTSA vehicle-specific response is retained as a bounded model-year and campaign-membership checkpoint. The returned count and campaign list are query provenance, not production chronology or universal model equipment.

Columbia · MY2006 regulator campaign checkpoint
SpecificationDocumented value / configuration
NHTSA make / model-year identityFreightliner Columbia · MY2006
Vehicle-specific campaign records returned21
Campaign identifiers returned05V551000 · 08V113000 · 06V190000 · 06V030000 · 07V169000 · 07V530000 · 07V302000 · 07V400000 · 07V289000 · 06V424000 · 07V403000 · 19V370000 · 17V810000 · 12V074000 · 11V465000 · 11V478000 · 11V146000 · 11V514000 · 09V366000 · 09V391000 · 20V214000
Evidence limitThe vehicle-specific response establishes only the returned Freightliner model label, requested model-year identity, result count and campaign identifiers. It does not establish a production count, continuous run, first or final model year, last build, generation assignment, universal equipment specification, derivative boundary or successor relationship. Campaign dates, equipment, populations and manufacturing windows require their own records and are not generalized here.
2006 factory checkpoint

Columbia · 2007-emissions development truck

March 23, 2006 · Freightliner factory release · Columbia · factory-built 2007-emissions development configuration

Displayed factory-built development truck · North America

One named development vehicle used to show pre-2007-emissions development. The release’s wider fleet programme and expected end-of-2006 quantity remain programme context rather than this model’s production chronology.

Columbia · factory-built 2007-emissions development configuration
SpecificationDocumented value / configuration
Named truckColumbia development truck
Engine explicitly paired in displayCaterpillar C15
Programme hardwareFunctional 2007-emissions engine and exhaust after-treatment system; cab unchanged; wiring/harness revisions described
Build statementFactory-built on the assembly line as a development vehicle
Evidence limitThe release identifies one displayed factory-built development configuration and a wider pre-2007-emissions test programme. It does not establish a model year, production count, first or final year, continuous availability, universal engine pairing, generation boundary, derivative relationship or successor relationship.
MY2006 exact campaign applicability

Columbia MY2006 · exact ESC campaign detail

NHTSA 11V-465 / DTNA FL-612 · received September 8, 2011 · Columbia MY2006 · 11V-465 electronic-stability-control campaign

Exact NHTSA Columbia MY2006 row within the 42-row campaign response · United States · NHTSA exact campaign record

NHTSA lists Columbia MY2006 within the Meritor WABCO ESC campaign. The literal Columbia label does not resolve the contained MY1997–MY1998 regulator-taxonomy conflict or establish a final model year.

Columbia MY2006 · 11V-465 electronic-stability-control campaign
SpecificationDocumented value / configuration
Exact campaign identityColumbia · MY2006 · NHTSA 11V465000 · DTNA FL-612
Equipment / conditionMeritor WABCO electronic stability control; under certain road and driving conditions, vehicle body roll and road inclination could adversely affect slip-angle calculation and prompt an outer-front-wheel brake application
Safety consequenceIf the driver reacted slowly during the intervention, the vehicle could deviate from its intended line of travel and increase crash risk
Manufacturer remedyReplace the ESC module with the appropriate software version as necessary, free of charge
Combined campaign population4,444 vehicles across 42 Freightliner and Sterling model/year rows · not a family or model-year production count
Shared campaign windowSeptember 15, 2005–September 1, 2011 · combined affected-vehicle manufacturing interval, not a family production range
Notification chronologyInterim owner notice planned about November 21, 2011; safety recall began March 28, 2012 after remedy validation and parts planning
Evidence limitCampaign applicability does not establish continuous production, universal equipment, a family production count, exact first/final model year, build quantity, generation boundary, derivative equivalence or endpoint.
MY2006 exact campaign applicability

Columbia MY2006 · exact fuel-line campaign detail

NHTSA 12V-074 / DTNA 12C-2 · received February 28, 2012 · Columbia MY2006 · 12V-074 high-pressure fuel-line campaign

Exact NHTSA Columbia MY2006 row within the 68-row campaign response · United States · NHTSA exact campaign record

NHTSA lists Columbia MY2006 within the Detroit Diesel fuel-line campaign. The literal Columbia label does not resolve the contained MY1997–MY1998 regulator-taxonomy conflict or establish a final model year.

Columbia MY2006 · 12V-074 high-pressure fuel-line campaign
SpecificationDocumented value / configuration
Exact campaign identityColumbia · MY2006 · NHTSA 12V074000 · DTNA 12C-2
Equipment / conditionDetroit Diesel EPA07 and EPA10 DD13 and DD15/16 engines; service work could damage or loosen the high-pressure fuel-line support system, allowing a line to crack and leak fuel
Safety consequenceLeaking fuel could create a road hazard and increase crash risk; fuel near an ignition source could cause a fire
Manufacturer remedyReplace the high-pressure fuel-line support system where necessary at an authorized DTNA service facility, free of charge
Combined campaign population103,437 vehicles across 68 Freightliner, Sterling and Western Star model/year rows · not a family or model-year production count
Shared campaign windowJanuary 20, 2006–February 20, 2012 · combined affected-vehicle manufacturing interval, not a family production range
Notification chronologyNHTSA received the report February 28, 2012; the safety recall began April 27, 2012
Evidence limitCampaign applicability does not establish continuous production, universal engine fitment, a family production count, exact first/final model year, build quantity, generation boundary, derivative equivalence or endpoint.
March 23, 2006 factory release

Columbia · no-idle system availability

March 23, 2006 factory release · Columbia · no-idle system availability checkpoint

Model-named option announcement · North America

Freightliner announced the Bergstrom NITE system for Columbia and two other Class 8 highway families. The release dates model-level option availability but does not establish universal installation, a model-year boundary or a complete Columbia 112/120 matrix.

Columbia · no-idle system availability checkpoint
SpecificationDocumented value / configuration
Announcement dateMarch 23, 2006 · Mid-America Trucking Show
Columbia applicabilityColumbia named among the eligible Class 8 models
System purposeSleeper heating and cooling independent of the main engine
Published system mass345 lb
Published cooling capacity3,500 BTU
Other named familiesCentury Class S/T and Coronado
Boundary limitNo universal fitment, Columbia 112/120 distinction, first/final model year or continuous availability inferred
2006 factory checkpoint

Columbia · summer performance test checkpoint

August 15, 2006 · Freightliner factory release · Columbia · high-altitude grade engineering-test checkpoint

Named test vehicle; Loveland Pass activity · United States

One model-specific checkpoint within a 14-vehicle, multi-brand summer-validation convoy. Conditions and instrumentation describe the test programme, not retail equipment.

Columbia · high-altitude grade engineering-test checkpoint
SpecificationDocumented value / configuration
Named activityColumbia uphill testing at Loveland Pass, Colorado
Programme environmentColorado altitude and grade testing; wider programme also included heat and humidity work
Measurements describedTemperatures, pressures, strains, component interactions, powertrain and engine operation
Powertrain assignmentNo model-specific engine pairing stated in this release
Evidence limitThe release identifies the named model in one engineering-test activity. It does not assign a specific engine to that model, establish universal equipment, prove a model year or production boundary, or convert a test vehicle into a retail specification.
January 2008 notice · affected vehicles manufactured January 2, 2006–June 29, 2007

Columbia · 07V-530 manufacturer-notice checkpoint

January 2008 revised owner notice · NHTSA 07V-530 / Freightliner FL514AB · Columbia · Holland Simplex fifth-wheel campaign

Specific Columbia vehicles fitted with the subject Holland Simplex fifth wheel · United States · regulator-filed manufacturer notice

Freightliner expressly named Columbia among the model families covered by this fifth-wheel campaign. The January 2, 2006–June 29, 2007 manufacturing interval is shared across the notice and is not allocated to individual families.

Columbia · Holland Simplex fifth-wheel campaign
SpecificationDocumented value / configuration
CampaignNHTSA 07V-530 · Freightliner FL514AB
Named familyColumbia
Shared affected-vehicle manufacturing windowJanuary 2, 2006–June 29, 2007
Equipment and conditionHolland Simplex fifth-wheel latch-lever pivot bolt and spacer sleeve; over-tightening or distortion could combine with contamination or corrosion and bind the pivot
Safety consequenceThe locking jaw might not latch completely, creating a risk that the trailer could disengage
Manufacturer remedyReplace the pivot bolt and spacer sleeve with a shoulder bolt and washer
Evidence limitThe shared multi-model window is not a family production range and does not prove that this family spans both endpoints, that all examples used the equipment, an exact model year, production quantity, complete-truck or glider status, or a family endpoint
MY2006–MY2010 filing scope

Columbia · 09V-391 manufacturer-filing detail

NHTSA 09V-391 / DTNA 09C-2 · acknowledgement dated October 8, 2009 · Columbia · 09V-391 MBE4000 fuel-line campaign

Explicit Columbia MY2006–MY2010 affected-model range in the NHTSA acknowledgement · United States · regulator-primary manufacturer filing

NHTSA's acknowledgement lists Columbia for MY2006–MY2010 among certain EPA07 MBE4000-equipped heavy trucks. The literal Columbia label is not narrowed to Columbia 112, a cab or sleeper configuration, axle layout, glider or completed-vehicle type.

Columbia · 09V-391 MBE4000 fuel-line campaign
SpecificationDocumented value / configuration
Explicit filing identityFreightliner Columbia · MY2006–MY2010 · NHTSA 09V391000 / DTNA 09C-2
Equipment / conditionCertain heavy trucks equipped with EPA07 MBE4000 engines and plastic low-pressure fuel lines · fatigue cracks could develop from stress, vibration and high internal pressure
Published consequenceAn undetected diesel-fuel leak could ignite on a hot engine surface or spill on the road, increasing crash risk
Manufacturer remedyDTNA was to notify owners; Detroit Diesel authorized repair facilities and direct-warranty customers would perform the remedy. The recall was expected to begin on or about December 4, 2009
Combined campaign population10,222 vehicles across the complete mixed-brand campaign · not a Freightliner-family or model-year production count
Shared manufacturing windowJanuary 17, 2006–March 31, 2009 across the combined campaign · not a family production range, exact model-year allocation or proof of continuous availability
Roster boundaryThe acknowledgement names four Freightliner families plus Sterling 8500/9500 and Western Star 4900. Sterling and Western Star remain outside this Freightliner programme.
Evidence limitThe filing establishes neither universal MBE4000 fitment, family production quantity, exact first/final model year, completed-truck status, build endpoint, derivative equivalence nor successor relationship.
MY2007 exact campaign applicability

Columbia MY2007 · exact 07V-302 campaign detail

NHTSA 07V-302 / Freightliner FL-504 · received July 16, 2007 · Columbia MY2007 · 07V-302 spring-brake-valve campaign

Exact NHTSA Columbia MY2007 row within the campaign response · United States · NHTSA exact campaign record

NHTSA lists Columbia MY2007 within this component-qualified campaign. The literal Columbia label is not narrowed to Columbia 112, a cab, sleeper, axle layout or completed-vehicle type.

Columbia MY2007 · 07V-302 spring-brake-valve campaign
SpecificationDocumented value / configuration
Exact campaign identityColumbia · MY2007 · NHTSA 07V302000 / Freightliner FL-504
Component / conditionVehicles equipped with Bendix SR-7 spring-brake modulating valves · a Parker brass single-check valve could break apart and obstruct the SR-7, or the SR-7 internal rubber check valve could deform and fail to seat
Published consequenceAir leakage could delay spring-brake application; improper exhaust could also cause unintended rollaway or brake drag, increasing crash, injury or death risk
Manufacturer remedyFreightliner notified owners and repaired affected vehicles free of charge; truck and Freightliner Custom Chassis notifications began January 11, 2008, while Thomas Built Bus notifications began February 1, 2008
Combined campaign population75,000 vehicles across the complete 126-row response · not a Freightliner-family or model-year production count
Response roster boundaryThe exact response contains 84 Freightliner-make rows. The 72 truck rows retained here cover 12 literal model labels across MY2003–MY2008. Twelve Freightliner MT-45/MT-55 step-van rows, 18 Sterling rows, 12 Freightliner Custom Chassis rows and 12 Thomas Built Buses rows remain outside this programme.
Shared manufacturing descriptionManufactured between July 2002 and July 3, 2007 across the mixed complete response · not a family production range, model-year boundary or proof of continuous availability
Evidence limitCampaign applicability establishes neither universal SR-7 fitment, continuous availability, production quantity by family, exact first/final model year, build endpoint, derivative equivalence, completed-truck status nor successor relationship.
MY2007 exact campaign applicability

Columbia MY2007 · exact 07V-335 campaign detail

NHTSA 07V-335 / Freightliner FL-508 · received August 2, 2007 · Columbia MY2007 · 07V-335 fuel-preheater campaign

Exact NHTSA Columbia MY2007 row within the campaign response · United States · NHTSA exact campaign record

NHTSA lists Columbia MY2007 within this component-qualified campaign. The literal Columbia label is not narrowed to Columbia 112, a cab, sleeper, axle layout or completed-vehicle type.

Columbia MY2007 · 07V-335 fuel-preheater campaign
SpecificationDocumented value / configuration
Exact campaign identityColumbia · MY2007 · NHTSA 07V335000 / Freightliner FL-508
Component / conditionFuel-system delivery · a manufacturing error in the fuel-water-separator preheater thermoswitch could keep the preheater energized when the ignition was left on; adding fuel during factory filling or a filter change could produce a small flame inside the filter cover
Published consequenceThe flame could spread and cause personal injury
Manufacturer remedyDealers inspected the fuel-filter date code and thermoswitch lot code for the suspect component free of charge; the recall began October 4, 2007
Combined campaign population4,299 vehicles across the complete 24-row response · not a Freightliner-family or model-year production count
Response roster boundarySixteen programme rows are retained across eight literal Freightliner model labels for MY2007–MY2008. Two Freightliner MT-45 step-van rows plus six A9500, L9500 and 4900 rows from adjacent truck brands remain outside this programme.
Evidence limitCampaign applicability establishes neither universal preheater fitment, production quantity by family, continuous availability, exact first/final model year, build endpoint, completed-truck status, derivative equivalence nor successor relationship.
MY2007 exact campaign applicability

Columbia MY2007 · exact 07V-400 campaign detail

NHTSA 07V-400 · received September 5, 2007 · Columbia MY2007 · 07V-400 incorrectly installed tie-rod-arm campaign

Exact NHTSA Columbia MY2007 row within the campaign response · United States · NHTSA exact campaign record

NHTSA lists Columbia MY2007 within the rack-and-pinion-steering campaign. The literal Columbia label is not expanded to Columbia 112, a cab/sleeper configuration or another highway family.

Columbia MY2007 · 07V-400 incorrectly installed tie-rod-arm campaign
SpecificationDocumented value / configuration
Exact campaign identityColumbia · MY2007 · NHTSA 07V400000
Equipment / conditionCertain rack-and-pinion-equipped trucks could have incorrectly installed tie-rod arms, allowing the threaded end of the ball-socket assembly to fracture and separate
Published consequenceThe NHTSA response does not publish a separate consequence field; no consequence is inferred here
Manufacturer remedyInspect the steering-arm installation and replace steering components on trucks with incorrectly installed tie-rod arms. The recall began May 1, 2008
Combined campaign population413 vehicles across the complete 16-row Freightliner response · not a family or model-year production count
Evidence limitCampaign applicability establishes neither continuous availability, universal rack-and-pinion or tie-rod fitment, family production quantity, exact first/final model year, build endpoint, derivative equivalence nor successor relationship.
MY2007 exact campaign applicability

Columbia MY2007 · exact 07V-403 campaign detail

NHTSA 07V-403 · received September 6, 2007 · Columbia MY2007 · 07V-403 sharp-turn tie-rod-angle campaign

Exact NHTSA Columbia MY2007 row within the campaign response · United States · NHTSA exact campaign record

NHTSA lists Columbia MY2007 within the rack-and-pinion-steering campaign. The literal Columbia label is not expanded to Columbia 112, a cab/sleeper configuration or another highway family.

Columbia MY2007 · 07V-403 sharp-turn tie-rod-angle campaign
SpecificationDocumented value / configuration
Exact campaign identityColumbia · MY2007 · NHTSA 07V403000
Equipment / conditionOn certain rack-and-pinion-equipped trucks, a sharp turn could create excessive tie-rod angles, loosen the driver-side tie rod in its ball socket or damage the threaded socket attachment and permit fracture or separation
Published consequenceThe NHTSA response does not publish a separate consequence field; no consequence is inferred here
Manufacturer remedyChange the front-axle steering stops to prevent tie-rod ball-socket interference and replace affected steering components. The recall began July 8, 2008 and was mailed in phases through December 31, 2008
Combined campaign population450 vehicles across the complete 16-row Freightliner response · not a family or model-year production count
Evidence limitCampaign applicability establishes neither continuous availability, universal rack-and-pinion or tie-rod fitment, family production quantity, exact first/final model year, build endpoint, derivative equivalence nor successor relationship.
MY2007 exact campaign applicability

Columbia MY2007 · exact 07V-530 campaign detail

NHTSA 07V-530 / Freightliner FL-514 · received November 13, 2007 · Columbia MY2007 · 07V-530 fifth-wheel campaign

Exact NHTSA Columbia MY2007 row within the campaign response · United States · NHTSA exact campaign record

NHTSA lists Columbia MY2007 within this equipment-qualified campaign. The literal Columbia label is not narrowed to Columbia 112, a cab, sleeper, axle layout or completed-vehicle type.

Columbia MY2007 · 07V-530 fifth-wheel campaign
SpecificationDocumented value / configuration
Exact campaign identityColumbia · MY2007 · NHTSA 07V530000 / Freightliner FL-514
Equipment / conditionTruck-tractors with Holland Simplex SE or SE II fifth wheels · an over-tightened latch-lever pivot-bolt assembly could distort the spacer sleeve, allowing corrosion or contaminants to bind the pivot and prevent secure jaw latching
Published consequenceThe fifth wheel could fail to latch without the driver knowing; the trailer could disengage after drive-away and increase crash risk
Manufacturer remedyReplace the pivot bolt and sleeve with a hex-head shoulder bolt and washer; the recall began January 3, 2008
Combined campaign population38,000 vehicles across the complete 39-row response · not a Freightliner-family or model-year production count
Response roster boundaryThe exact response contains 27 Freightliner rows retained here: Argosy, Business Class M2, Century ST, Classic, Classic XL, Columbia, Coronado, FLD and FLD120 for MY2006–MY2008. Nine Sterling rows and three Western Star 4900 rows remain outside this programme.
Shared manufacturing windowJanuary 1, 2006–May 31, 2007 across the complete response · not a family production range, model-year boundary or proof of continuous availability
Evidence limitCampaign applicability establishes neither universal fifth-wheel fitment, continuous availability, family production quantity, exact first/final model year, build endpoint, complete-truck/glider status, derivative equivalence nor successor relationship.
MY2007 exact campaign applicability

Columbia MY2007 · exact 08V-113 campaign detail

NHTSA 08V-113 / Freightliner FL-526 · received March 11, 2008 · Columbia MY2007 · 08V-113 fuel-line campaign

Exact NHTSA Columbia MY2007 row within the campaign response · United States · NHTSA exact campaign record

NHTSA lists Columbia MY2007 within the campaign. The literal Columbia label is not narrowed to Columbia 112, a cab/sleeper configuration or another highway family.

Columbia MY2007 · 08V-113 fuel-line campaign
SpecificationDocumented value / configuration
Exact campaign identityColumbia · MY2007 · NHTSA 08V113000 / Freightliner FL-526
Equipment / conditionA high-pressure diesel-fuel line could fracture and leak fuel
Published consequenceIf an undetected leak continued under certain conditions, fuel could ignite on a hot engine surface and/or spill on the road
Manufacturer remedyInspect the high-pressure fuel lines and transfer tubes and replace them where required, without charge. The recall began July 9, 2008
Combined campaign population62,000 vehicles across the complete 27-row multi-brand response · not a Freightliner-family or model-year production count
Response roster boundaryThe complete response contains 18 Freightliner rows retained here plus six Sterling A-Line/L-Line and three Western Star 4900 rows outside this programme.
Evidence limitCampaign applicability establishes neither continuous availability, universal engine or fuel-line fitment, family production quantity, exact first/final model year, build endpoint, derivative equivalence nor successor relationship.
MY2007 exact campaign applicability

Columbia MY2007 · exact 09V-357 campaign detail

NHTSA 09V-357 / 09V357000 · received September 16, 2009 · Columbia MY2007 · 09V-357 / DTNA FL-557 campaign

Exact NHTSA Columbia MY2007 row within the complete 15-row campaign response · United States · NHTSA exact campaign record

NHTSA lists Columbia MY2007 within this equipment-qualified rack-and-pinion steering campaign. The literal Columbia row is not expanded to a complete production range, cab/BBC derivative or exact first/final model year.

Columbia MY2007 · 09V-357 / DTNA FL-557 campaign
SpecificationDocumented value / configuration
Exact campaign identityColumbia · MY2007 · NHTSA 09V357000 / DTNA FL-557
Equipment / conditionCertain heavy-duty trucks with rack-and-pinion steering · the left inner tie-rod end could loosen over time and potentially separate from the steering rack
Published consequenceA separated tie-rod assembly could cause loss of vehicle control at higher speeds and a crash
Manufacturer remedyDTNA was to notify owners and repair affected vehicles free of charge; the recall began February 5, 2010
Complete campaign population8,882 vehicles across the complete 15-row response · not a family, model-year or production count
Response roster boundaryFourteen reviewed rows are retained: Cascadia MY2007–MY2010, Century MY2005–MY2010 and Columbia MY2007–MY2010. The Cascadia MY2006 row remains excluded because the campaign endpoint does not displace the controlled 2007 launch chronology or establish pre-launch production or retail availability.
Manufacturing-window boundaryThe summary gives a shared October 29, 2005–July 3, 2009 manufacture window for the campaign population. It is not allocated by family or row and does not establish a complete production range.
Evidence limitCampaign applicability establishes neither universal rack-and-pinion fitment, continuous availability, a family production quantity, exact first/final model year, last build, generation boundary, derivative equivalence nor successor relationship.
MY2007 exact campaign applicability

Columbia MY2007 · exact 09V-366 campaign detail

NHTSA 09V-366 / Freightliner FL-558 · received September 23, 2009 · Columbia MY2007 · 09V-366 C15 oil-line campaign

Exact NHTSA Columbia MY2007 row within the campaign response · United States · NHTSA exact campaign record

NHTSA lists Columbia MY2007 within the campaign for trucks equipped with a Caterpillar C15 engine. The literal Columbia label is not narrowed to Columbia 112, a cab/sleeper configuration or another highway family.

Columbia MY2007 · 09V-366 C15 oil-line campaign
SpecificationDocumented value / configuration
Exact campaign identityColumbia · MY2007 · NHTSA 09V366000 / Freightliner FL-558
Equipment / conditionCaterpillar C15-equipped trucks · the variable valve actuation oil line could rub against retaining P-clips and leak oil
Published consequenceAn oil leak may result in a fire
Manufacturer remedyCaterpillar was to inspect and repair the necessary components without charge. The recall began May 5, 2009
Combined campaign population25,362 vehicles across the complete 63-row multi-brand response · not a Freightliner-family or model-year production count
Response roster boundaryThe complete response contains 35 Freightliner rows retained here plus 14 Sterling A-Line/L-Line and 14 Western Star 4900/6900 rows outside this programme.
Shared manufacturing windowApril 1, 2003–June 30, 2009 across the campaign response · not a family production range, model-year boundary or proof of continuous availability
Evidence limitCampaign applicability establishes neither universal C15 fitment, continuous availability, family production quantity, exact first/final model year, build endpoint, derivative equivalence nor successor relationship.
MY2007 exact campaign applicability

Columbia MY2007 · exact 09V-400 campaign detail

NHTSA 09V-400 / DTNA 09C-4 · received October 8, 2009 · Columbia MY2007 · 09V-400 DD15 grid-heater campaign

Exact NHTSA Columbia MY2007 row within the complete 24-row campaign response · United States · NHTSA exact campaign record

NHTSA lists Columbia MY2007 within this DD15 EPA07 grid-heater campaign. The literal Columbia rows are not expanded to a BBC, cab, sleeper, axle layout or universal engine.

Columbia MY2007 · 09V-400 DD15 grid-heater campaign
SpecificationDocumented value / configuration
Exact campaign identityColumbia · MY2007 · NHTSA 09V400000 / DTNA 09C-4
Equipment / conditionCertain Detroit Diesel DD15 EPA07 engines manufactured with grid heaters · improperly tightened screws could increase internal resistance, melt circuit-board solder and create a short circuit
Published consequenceA short-circuited grid heater could cause a vehicle fire and injury to occupants
Manufacturer remedyDetroit Diesel-authorized repair facilities and direct warranty customers were to reprogram engine-control logic for cold-weather starting without the grid heater and remove the grid-heater power and ground cables; the recall began November 4, 2009
Complete campaign population18,067 vehicles across the complete 24-row response · not a family or model-year production count
Response roster boundaryTwelve Freightliner rows are retained: Cascadia MY2007–MY2010, Century MY2007–MY2010 and Columbia MY2007–MY2010. Twelve Sterling 8500/9500 and Western Star 4900 rows remain outside this Freightliner-family programme.
Evidence limitCampaign applicability establishes neither universal DD15 or grid-heater fitment, continuous availability, a family production quantity, exact first/final model year, production endpoint, generation boundary, derivative equivalence nor successor relationship.
MY2007 exact campaign applicability

Columbia MY2007 · exact 10V-341 campaign detail

NHTSA 10V-341 / DTNA 10C-5 · received July 27, 2010 · Columbia MY2007 · 10V-341 MBE900 grid-heater campaign

Exact NHTSA Columbia MY2007 row within the campaign response · United States · NHTSA exact campaign record

NHTSA lists Columbia MY2007 within this campaign. The literal Columbia label is not narrowed to Columbia 112, a cab, sleeper, axle layout or completed-vehicle type.

Columbia MY2007 · 10V-341 MBE900 grid-heater campaign
SpecificationDocumented value / configuration
Exact campaign identityColumbia · MY2007 · NHTSA 10V341000 / DTNA 10C-5
Equipment / conditionSpecific MBE900 EPA04 and EPA07 engines · the intake air grid heater could short circuit because of excessive internal temperature
Published consequenceA short circuit could cause a vehicle fire, possibly resulting in personal injury
Manufacturer remedyRepair affected vehicles free of charge through Detroit Diesel facilities; the safety recall was expected to begin on or about July 29, 2011
Combined campaign population5,743 vehicles across the complete 54-row response · not a Freightliner-family or model-year production count
Response roster boundaryThe exact response contains 25 Freightliner rows retained here: five model years each for Cascadia, Century, Columbia, FLD and M2. Five Freightliner Custom Chassis, 19 Sterling and five Western Star rows remain outside this programme.
Shared manufacturing windowSeptember 5, 2006–June 30, 2010 across the campaign response · not a family production range, model-year boundary or proof of continuous availability
Evidence limitCampaign applicability establishes neither universal engine fitment, continuous availability, family production quantity, exact first/final model year, build endpoint, derivative equivalence nor successor relationship.
MY2007 exact campaign applicability

Columbia MY2007 · exact 11V-146 campaign detail

NHTSA 11V-146 / DTNA 10C-5 · received March 3, 2011 · Columbia MY2007 · 11V-146 MBE4000 grid-heater campaign

Exact NHTSA Columbia MY2007 row within the campaign response · United States · NHTSA exact campaign record

NHTSA lists Columbia MY2007 within this campaign. The literal Columbia label is not narrowed to Columbia 112, a cab, sleeper, axle layout, glider or completed-vehicle type.

Columbia MY2007 · 11V-146 MBE4000 grid-heater campaign
SpecificationDocumented value / configuration
Exact campaign identityColumbia · MY2007 · NHTSA 11V146000 / DTNA 10C-5
Equipment / conditionSpecific MBE4000 EPA07 engines · the intake-air grid heater could short circuit and fail because of excessive internal temperatures
Published consequenceA short-circuited grid heater could cause a vehicle fire and injure occupants
Manufacturer remedyDTNA announced owner notification during March 2011 and a second notice once the free dealer remedy became available; the endpoint expected remedy availability by December 1, 2011
Complete campaign population2,073 vehicles across the complete 42-row response · not a Freightliner-family or model-year production count
Response roster boundaryThe exact response contains 30 Freightliner rows. Twenty-nine are retained across Cascadia, Century, Columbia, FLD and M2; Cascadia MY2006 is withheld because it predates the controlled 2007 launch chronology. Six Sterling 9500 and six Western Star 4900 rows remain outside this programme.
Shared manufacturing windowMarch 20, 2006–June 30, 2010 across the campaign response · not a family production range, model-year boundary or proof of continuous availability
Campaign relationshipThe endpoint says this recall is associated with earlier campaign 10V-341. It is retained as a distinct later campaign record, not a second engine era or generation.
Evidence limitCampaign applicability establishes neither universal MBE4000 fitment, continuous availability, family production quantity, exact first/final model year, build endpoint, derivative equivalence nor successor relationship.
MY2007 exact campaign applicability

Columbia MY2007 · exact 11V-478 campaign detail

NHTSA 11V-478 / DTNA 11C-2 · received September 16, 2011 · Columbia MY2007 · 11V-478 MBE4000 fuel-line campaign

Exact NHTSA Columbia MY2007 row within the campaign response · United States · NHTSA exact campaign record

NHTSA lists Columbia MY2007 within the campaign for trucks equipped with EPA04-model MBE4000 engines. The literal Columbia label is not narrowed to Columbia 112, a cab/sleeper configuration or another highway family.

Columbia MY2007 · 11V-478 MBE4000 fuel-line campaign
SpecificationDocumented value / configuration
Exact campaign identityColumbia · MY2007 · NHTSA 11V478000 / DTNA 11C-2
Equipment / conditionEPA04-model MBE4000 engines with plastic low-pressure fuel lines and engine-mounted fuel filters · the line between the filter and engine block could develop a substantial diesel-fuel leak
Published consequenceLeaked fuel could create a road hazard and increase crash risk; in the presence of an ignition source it could result in a fire
Manufacturer remedyInspect the vehicle and replace the plastic low-pressure fuel line with a steel line free of charge; interim owner letters were mailed October 28, 2011 and the safety recall began February 21, 2012
Combined campaign population73,500 vehicles across the complete 35-row multi-brand response · not a Freightliner-family or model-year production count
Response roster boundaryThe complete response contains 20 Freightliner rows: 17 retained here and three pre-launch Cascadia MY2004–MY2006 rows withheld. Ten Sterling A-Line/L-Line and five Western Star 4900 rows remain outside this programme.
Shared manufacturing windowJuly 11, 2003–September 28, 2007 across the campaign response · not a family production range, model-year boundary or proof of continuous availability
Evidence limitCampaign applicability establishes neither universal MBE4000 fitment, continuous availability, family production quantity, exact first/final model year, build endpoint, derivative equivalence nor successor relationship.
MY2007 exact campaign applicability

Columbia MY2007 · exact 11V-514 campaign detail

NHTSA 11V-514 · received October 13, 2011 · Columbia MY2007 · 11V-514 rack-and-pinion campaign

Exact NHTSA Columbia MY2007 row within the campaign response · United States · NHTSA exact campaign record

NHTSA lists Columbia MY2007 within this equipment-qualified campaign. The row is not expanded to a BBC, cab, sleeper, axle layout or powertrain.

Columbia MY2007 · 11V-514 rack-and-pinion campaign
SpecificationDocumented value / configuration
Exact campaign identityColumbia · MY2007 · NHTSA 11V514000
Equipment / conditionCertain rack-and-pinion steering systems · the lower pinion bearing could corrode and fail, damaging spool-valve seals and misdirecting hydraulic fluid
Published consequenceThe steering could unexpectedly turn left or right, making the vehicle harder to control and increasing crash risk
Manufacturer remedyDTNA announced inspection of the lower bearing; affected steering systems were to be replaced, while non-corroded bearings were to receive grease, replacement bellows and sealant. An interim letter was mailed in December 2011
Complete campaign population9,689 vehicles across the complete 35-row response · not a family or model-year production count
Response roster boundaryThirty-three literal rows are retained across Cascadia MY2007–MY2011 and Century, Columbia, Coronado and Classic XL MY2005–MY2011. Cascadia MY2005–MY2006 are withheld because the campaign labels predate the controlled 2007 launch chronology.
Shared manufacturing intervalNovember 1, 2004–June 15, 2010 across the complete campaign response · not allocated by family or model year
Evidence limitCampaign applicability establishes neither universal steering fitment, a family production quantity, continuous availability, exact first/final model year, build endpoint, derivative equivalence nor successor relationship.
March 2007 brochure

Columbia 112 / 120

March 2007 · FTL/MC-B-764 · Columbia · EPA 2007 engine catalogue

Publication snapshot · North America

Family catalogue only; confirm engine/BBC pairings in the original order.

Columbia · EPA 2007 engine catalogue
SpecificationDocumented value / configuration
Standard engineSeries 60 EGR · 455 hp
Other listed enginesMBE 4000; C13 ACERT up to 470 hp; C15 ACERT 435–500 hp
AftertreatmentChassis-mounted diesel particulate filter; active/passive regeneration
Fuel / coolingUltra-low-sulfur diesel; low-ash oil; engine-mounted radiator

March 2007 · FTL/MC-B-764 · Columbia 112 / 120 · cab and chassis

Publication snapshot · North America

The 120-only steering qualification is retained. The source does not supply a complete transmission or wheelbase matrix.

Columbia 112 / 120 · cab and chassis
SpecificationDocumented value / configuration
BBC112 or 120 in; sleeper length separate
Sleeper choices34/48/58/70-in mid-roof; 58/70-in raised roof; 70-in mid-roof XT
Steering optionRack-and-pinion: Columbia 120 only
Suspension optionsAirLiner front and rear
Shift control optionSmartShift lever; gearbox models unspecified

April 10, 2007 · Freightliner factory release · Columbia 120 · EPA SmartWay specification package

Freightliner-described 2008 model SmartWay package · United States

The release names Columbia 120 rather than Columbia 112 and controls only the qualification package. EPA programme efficiency ranges are not a guaranteed result for every truck.

Columbia 120 · EPA SmartWay specification package
SpecificationDocumented value / configuration
Factory model wording2008 Columbia · package identified as Columbia 120
Cab70-inch Raised Roof SleeperCab
SmartWay package requirementsAerodynamic design · 2007 engine · sleeper · side fairings · low-rolling-resistance tires
Idle-reduction choiceBergstrom NITE or Idle Solutions auxiliary power unit
Derivative boundaryColumbia 120 only; no Columbia 112 applicability inferred
Evidence limitPackage-specific factory statement; no universal equipment, achieved fleet fuel economy, continuous availability, first/final model year or endpoint is established
MY2007 exact campaign applicability

Columbia MY2007 · exact 20V-214 campaign detail

NHTSA 20V-214 / DTNA FL848 · received April 14, 2020 · Columbia MY2007 · 20V-214 rear-reflector campaign

Exact NHTSA Columbia MY2007 row within the 86-row campaign response · United States · NHTSA exact campaign record

NHTSA lists Columbia MY2007 within this campaign. The literal Columbia label is not narrowed to Columbia 112, a cab, sleeper, axle layout or completed-vehicle type.

Columbia MY2007 · 20V-214 rear-reflector campaign
SpecificationDocumented value / configuration
Exact campaign identityColumbia · MY2007 · NHTSA 20V214000 / DTNA FL848
Equipment / conditionRear conspicuity reflective tape could be partially covered by the mudflap hanger bracket, reducing rearward visibility and failing FMVSS 108.
Published consequenceReduced rearward visibility could increase crash risk.
Manufacturer remedyInspect and reposition the reflective tape so it is completely visible, free of charge; the recall began May 29, 2020.
Combined campaign population63,175 vehicles across the complete campaign scope · not a Freightliner-family or model-year production count
Response roster boundaryThe exact endpoint returns 86 model/year rows: 82 Freightliner rows retained across nine programme families, plus three Sterling rows and one Western Star 5700 row outside this programme.
Narrative rangeThe campaign summary names model-year spans for the covered labels, but this table is limited to the exact returned row and does not prove continuous family availability or production.
Evidence limitCampaign applicability establishes neither universal configuration fitment, continuous availability, family production quantity, exact first/final model year, build endpoint, derivative equivalence nor successor relationship.
MY2007 NHTSA campaign checkpoint

Columbia · MY2007 regulator campaign checkpoint

MY2007 · vehicle query reviewed September 19, 2026 · Columbia · MY2007 regulator campaign checkpoint

Explicit model year · United States

The vehicle-specific result includes campaign 11V514000 for certain rack-and-pinion-equipped trucks. The campaign equipment, shared manufacturing window and affected population are not universal model specifications or family chronology.

Columbia · MY2007 regulator campaign checkpoint
SpecificationDocumented value / configuration
NHTSA make / model-year identityFreightliner Columbia · MY2007
Vehicle-specific campaign records returned27
Shared joined campaign11V514000 · Freightliner FL-614 · rack-and-pinion steering
Evidence join limitThe vehicle-specific query establishes only the returned Freightliner model label, MY2007 identity and campaign membership. Campaign 11V514000 covers a shared rack-and-pinion-equipped population and manufacturing window; neither is a model-specific production count, whole-family production range, first or final model year, last build or proof of continuous availability.
MY2007 exact campaign applicability

Columbia MY2007 · exact ESC campaign detail

NHTSA 11V-465 / DTNA FL-612 · received September 8, 2011 · Columbia MY2007 · 11V-465 electronic-stability-control campaign

Exact NHTSA Columbia MY2007 row within the 42-row campaign response · United States · NHTSA exact campaign record

NHTSA lists Columbia MY2007 within the Meritor WABCO ESC campaign. The literal Columbia label does not resolve the contained MY1997–MY1998 regulator-taxonomy conflict or establish a final model year.

Columbia MY2007 · 11V-465 electronic-stability-control campaign
SpecificationDocumented value / configuration
Exact campaign identityColumbia · MY2007 · NHTSA 11V465000 · DTNA FL-612
Equipment / conditionMeritor WABCO electronic stability control; under certain road and driving conditions, vehicle body roll and road inclination could adversely affect slip-angle calculation and prompt an outer-front-wheel brake application
Safety consequenceIf the driver reacted slowly during the intervention, the vehicle could deviate from its intended line of travel and increase crash risk
Manufacturer remedyReplace the ESC module with the appropriate software version as necessary, free of charge
Combined campaign population4,444 vehicles across 42 Freightliner and Sterling model/year rows · not a family or model-year production count
Shared campaign windowSeptember 15, 2005–September 1, 2011 · combined affected-vehicle manufacturing interval, not a family production range
Notification chronologyInterim owner notice planned about November 21, 2011; safety recall began March 28, 2012 after remedy validation and parts planning
Evidence limitCampaign applicability does not establish continuous production, universal equipment, a family production count, exact first/final model year, build quantity, generation boundary, derivative equivalence or endpoint.
MY2007 exact campaign applicability

Columbia MY2007 · exact fuel-line campaign detail

NHTSA 12V-074 / DTNA 12C-2 · received February 28, 2012 · Columbia MY2007 · 12V-074 high-pressure fuel-line campaign

Exact NHTSA Columbia MY2007 row within the 68-row campaign response · United States · NHTSA exact campaign record

NHTSA lists Columbia MY2007 within the Detroit Diesel fuel-line campaign. The literal Columbia label does not resolve the contained MY1997–MY1998 regulator-taxonomy conflict or establish a final model year.

Columbia MY2007 · 12V-074 high-pressure fuel-line campaign
SpecificationDocumented value / configuration
Exact campaign identityColumbia · MY2007 · NHTSA 12V074000 · DTNA 12C-2
Equipment / conditionDetroit Diesel EPA07 and EPA10 DD13 and DD15/16 engines; service work could damage or loosen the high-pressure fuel-line support system, allowing a line to crack and leak fuel
Safety consequenceLeaking fuel could create a road hazard and increase crash risk; fuel near an ignition source could cause a fire
Manufacturer remedyReplace the high-pressure fuel-line support system where necessary at an authorized DTNA service facility, free of charge
Combined campaign population103,437 vehicles across 68 Freightliner, Sterling and Western Star model/year rows · not a family or model-year production count
Shared campaign windowJanuary 20, 2006–February 20, 2012 · combined affected-vehicle manufacturing interval, not a family production range
Notification chronologyNHTSA received the report February 28, 2012; the safety recall began April 27, 2012
Evidence limitCampaign applicability does not establish continuous production, universal engine fitment, a family production count, exact first/final model year, build quantity, generation boundary, derivative equivalence or endpoint.
MY2007–MY2008 filing scope

Columbia · 07V-316 manufacturer-filing detail

NHTSA 07V-316 / Freightliner FL-502 · filing and owner-notice package dated July 13, 2007–January 2008 · Columbia · MY2007–MY2008 TufTrac suspension campaign

Explicit Freightliner Columbia entries in Freightliner's MY2007–MY2008 campaign roster for vehicles equipped with TufTrac rear suspensions · United States · regulator-hosted manufacturer filing

Freightliner's filing identifies Freightliner Columbia within the combined MY2007–MY2008 affected-model roster. The literal label is not narrowed to Columbia 112, a cab or sleeper configuration, axle layout, glider or completed-vehicle type.

Columbia · MY2007–MY2008 TufTrac suspension campaign
SpecificationDocumented value / configuration
Explicit filing identityFreightliner Columbia · MY2007–MY2008 · NHTSA 07V316000 / Freightliner FL-502
Equipment / conditionCertain vehicles equipped with TufTrac rear suspensions · centre casting brackets could be below minimum design thickness and crack
Published consequenceContinued operation could lead to separation of the centre casting, degraded vehicle handling and a crash risk
Manufacturer remedyDealers would inspect the centre casting brackets and replace deficient castings free of charge; the final owner notice planned January 2008 notification
Combined campaign populationApproximately 1,587 vehicles across the complete Freightliner and Sterling campaign roster · not a family or model-year production count
Shared manufacturing windowMay 24–June 12, 2007 across the complete campaign population · not a family production range, first/final model year or proof of continuous availability
Evidence limitThe filing establishes neither universal TufTrac fitment, allocation within the 1,587-vehicle population, first or final build, derivative succession, model-year endpoint nor a distinct equipment era.
Filed July 3, 2007 · combined MY2007–MY2008 scope

Columbia · MY2007–MY2008 steering-fastener campaign roster

Freightliner Part 573 report · July 3, 2007 · Columbia · MY2007–MY2008 07V-306 steering-fastener campaign

Columbia within Freightliner's combined MY2007–MY2008 affected-model roster · United States · regulator-filed manufacturer report

Freightliner names Columbia in the combined campaign roster. The literal Columbia label is not expanded to another highway family or used as a final-year or endpoint finding.

Columbia · MY2007–MY2008 07V-306 steering-fastener campaign
SpecificationDocumented value / configuration
Filed campaign identityColumbia · combined MY2007–MY2008 scope · NHTSA 07V-306 · Freightliner FL-501
Qualified front axleAxle Alliance Company front axle rated 8,000–14,700 lb; AAC serial numbers were matched to VINs using Freightliner production records
Defect / consequenceSteering-arm or tie-rod-arm fasteners could be over- or under-tightened; fatigue and fracture could cause a crash without warning
Investigation chronologyAn April 2007 fleet report led to an axle return and AAC investigation; AAC traced the issue to an assembly-process change and corrected production at the end of April
Manufacturer remedyInspect suspect fasteners through Freightliner dealers or approved Direct Warranty customers; dealer and owner notification was estimated for August 24, 2007
Combined campaign populationApproximately 18,000 Freightliner, Sterling, Western Star, FCCC and Thomas Built Buses vehicles · less than 1% estimated defective · not a family production count
Shared manufacturing intervalJanuary 5–May 17, 2007 · combined equipment-qualified campaign window, not an individual-family production range
Evidence limitThe combined roster does not allocate vehicles between MY2007 and MY2008 or by model. It establishes no continuous availability, universal axle fitment, production quantity, exact first/final model year, build endpoint or successor relationship.
MY2008 exact campaign applicability

Columbia MY2008 · exact 07V-302 campaign detail

NHTSA 07V-302 / Freightliner FL-504 · received July 16, 2007 · Columbia MY2008 · 07V-302 spring-brake-valve campaign

Exact NHTSA Columbia MY2008 row within the campaign response · United States · NHTSA exact campaign record

NHTSA lists Columbia MY2008 within this component-qualified campaign. The literal Columbia label is not narrowed to Columbia 112, a cab, sleeper, axle layout or completed-vehicle type.

Columbia MY2008 · 07V-302 spring-brake-valve campaign
SpecificationDocumented value / configuration
Exact campaign identityColumbia · MY2008 · NHTSA 07V302000 / Freightliner FL-504
Component / conditionVehicles equipped with Bendix SR-7 spring-brake modulating valves · a Parker brass single-check valve could break apart and obstruct the SR-7, or the SR-7 internal rubber check valve could deform and fail to seat
Published consequenceAir leakage could delay spring-brake application; improper exhaust could also cause unintended rollaway or brake drag, increasing crash, injury or death risk
Manufacturer remedyFreightliner notified owners and repaired affected vehicles free of charge; truck and Freightliner Custom Chassis notifications began January 11, 2008, while Thomas Built Bus notifications began February 1, 2008
Combined campaign population75,000 vehicles across the complete 126-row response · not a Freightliner-family or model-year production count
Response roster boundaryThe exact response contains 84 Freightliner-make rows. The 72 truck rows retained here cover 12 literal model labels across MY2003–MY2008. Twelve Freightliner MT-45/MT-55 step-van rows, 18 Sterling rows, 12 Freightliner Custom Chassis rows and 12 Thomas Built Buses rows remain outside this programme.
Shared manufacturing descriptionManufactured between July 2002 and July 3, 2007 across the mixed complete response · not a family production range, model-year boundary or proof of continuous availability
Evidence limitCampaign applicability establishes neither universal SR-7 fitment, continuous availability, production quantity by family, exact first/final model year, build endpoint, derivative equivalence, completed-truck status nor successor relationship.
MY2008 exact campaign applicability

Columbia MY2008 · exact 07V-335 campaign detail

NHTSA 07V-335 / Freightliner FL-508 · received August 2, 2007 · Columbia MY2008 · 07V-335 fuel-preheater campaign

Exact NHTSA Columbia MY2008 row within the campaign response · United States · NHTSA exact campaign record

NHTSA lists Columbia MY2008 within this component-qualified campaign. The literal Columbia label is not narrowed to Columbia 112, a cab, sleeper, axle layout or completed-vehicle type.

Columbia MY2008 · 07V-335 fuel-preheater campaign
SpecificationDocumented value / configuration
Exact campaign identityColumbia · MY2008 · NHTSA 07V335000 / Freightliner FL-508
Component / conditionFuel-system delivery · a manufacturing error in the fuel-water-separator preheater thermoswitch could keep the preheater energized when the ignition was left on; adding fuel during factory filling or a filter change could produce a small flame inside the filter cover
Published consequenceThe flame could spread and cause personal injury
Manufacturer remedyDealers inspected the fuel-filter date code and thermoswitch lot code for the suspect component free of charge; the recall began October 4, 2007
Combined campaign population4,299 vehicles across the complete 24-row response · not a Freightliner-family or model-year production count
Response roster boundarySixteen programme rows are retained across eight literal Freightliner model labels for MY2007–MY2008. Two Freightliner MT-45 step-van rows plus six A9500, L9500 and 4900 rows from adjacent truck brands remain outside this programme.
Evidence limitCampaign applicability establishes neither universal preheater fitment, production quantity by family, continuous availability, exact first/final model year, build endpoint, completed-truck status, derivative equivalence nor successor relationship.
MY2008 exact campaign applicability

Columbia MY2008 · exact 07V-400 campaign detail

NHTSA 07V-400 · received September 5, 2007 · Columbia MY2008 · 07V-400 incorrectly installed tie-rod-arm campaign

Exact NHTSA Columbia MY2008 row within the campaign response · United States · NHTSA exact campaign record

NHTSA lists Columbia MY2008 within the rack-and-pinion-steering campaign. The literal Columbia label is not expanded to Columbia 112, a cab/sleeper configuration or another highway family.

Columbia MY2008 · 07V-400 incorrectly installed tie-rod-arm campaign
SpecificationDocumented value / configuration
Exact campaign identityColumbia · MY2008 · NHTSA 07V400000
Equipment / conditionCertain rack-and-pinion-equipped trucks could have incorrectly installed tie-rod arms, allowing the threaded end of the ball-socket assembly to fracture and separate
Published consequenceThe NHTSA response does not publish a separate consequence field; no consequence is inferred here
Manufacturer remedyInspect the steering-arm installation and replace steering components on trucks with incorrectly installed tie-rod arms. The recall began May 1, 2008
Combined campaign population413 vehicles across the complete 16-row Freightliner response · not a family or model-year production count
Evidence limitCampaign applicability establishes neither continuous availability, universal rack-and-pinion or tie-rod fitment, family production quantity, exact first/final model year, build endpoint, derivative equivalence nor successor relationship.
MY2008 exact campaign applicability

Columbia MY2008 · exact 07V-403 campaign detail

NHTSA 07V-403 · received September 6, 2007 · Columbia MY2008 · 07V-403 sharp-turn tie-rod-angle campaign

Exact NHTSA Columbia MY2008 row within the campaign response · United States · NHTSA exact campaign record

NHTSA lists Columbia MY2008 within the rack-and-pinion-steering campaign. The literal Columbia label is not expanded to Columbia 112, a cab/sleeper configuration or another highway family.

Columbia MY2008 · 07V-403 sharp-turn tie-rod-angle campaign
SpecificationDocumented value / configuration
Exact campaign identityColumbia · MY2008 · NHTSA 07V403000
Equipment / conditionOn certain rack-and-pinion-equipped trucks, a sharp turn could create excessive tie-rod angles, loosen the driver-side tie rod in its ball socket or damage the threaded socket attachment and permit fracture or separation
Published consequenceThe NHTSA response does not publish a separate consequence field; no consequence is inferred here
Manufacturer remedyChange the front-axle steering stops to prevent tie-rod ball-socket interference and replace affected steering components. The recall began July 8, 2008 and was mailed in phases through December 31, 2008
Combined campaign population450 vehicles across the complete 16-row Freightliner response · not a family or model-year production count
Evidence limitCampaign applicability establishes neither continuous availability, universal rack-and-pinion or tie-rod fitment, family production quantity, exact first/final model year, build endpoint, derivative equivalence nor successor relationship.
MY2008 exact campaign applicability

Columbia MY2008 · exact 07V-530 campaign detail

NHTSA 07V-530 / Freightliner FL-514 · received November 13, 2007 · Columbia MY2008 · 07V-530 fifth-wheel campaign

Exact NHTSA Columbia MY2008 row within the campaign response · United States · NHTSA exact campaign record

NHTSA lists Columbia MY2008 within this equipment-qualified campaign. The literal Columbia label is not narrowed to Columbia 112, a cab, sleeper, axle layout or completed-vehicle type.

Columbia MY2008 · 07V-530 fifth-wheel campaign
SpecificationDocumented value / configuration
Exact campaign identityColumbia · MY2008 · NHTSA 07V530000 / Freightliner FL-514
Equipment / conditionTruck-tractors with Holland Simplex SE or SE II fifth wheels · an over-tightened latch-lever pivot-bolt assembly could distort the spacer sleeve, allowing corrosion or contaminants to bind the pivot and prevent secure jaw latching
Published consequenceThe fifth wheel could fail to latch without the driver knowing; the trailer could disengage after drive-away and increase crash risk
Manufacturer remedyReplace the pivot bolt and sleeve with a hex-head shoulder bolt and washer; the recall began January 3, 2008
Combined campaign population38,000 vehicles across the complete 39-row response · not a Freightliner-family or model-year production count
Response roster boundaryThe exact response contains 27 Freightliner rows retained here: Argosy, Business Class M2, Century ST, Classic, Classic XL, Columbia, Coronado, FLD and FLD120 for MY2006–MY2008. Nine Sterling rows and three Western Star 4900 rows remain outside this programme.
Shared manufacturing windowJanuary 1, 2006–May 31, 2007 across the complete response · not a family production range, model-year boundary or proof of continuous availability
Evidence limitCampaign applicability establishes neither universal fifth-wheel fitment, continuous availability, family production quantity, exact first/final model year, build endpoint, complete-truck/glider status, derivative equivalence nor successor relationship.
MY2008 regulator campaign row

Columbia · 07V-592 exact campaign row

NHTSA 07V-592 / Freightliner FL-519 · exact campaign endpoint received December 21, 2007 · Columbia · MY2008 steering-sector-shaft campaign

Literal MY2008 Columbia row returned by NHTSA campaign 07V592000 · United States · official regulator campaign record

The exact endpoint returns this row within a 13-row Freightliner, Sterling and Western Star roster. The literal label is not narrowed to Columbia 112, a cab or sleeper configuration, axle layout, glider or completed-vehicle type.

Columbia · MY2008 steering-sector-shaft campaign
SpecificationDocumented value / configuration
Exact campaign identityFreightliner Columbia · MY2008 · NHTSA 07V592000 / Freightliner FL-519
Equipment / conditionCertain trucks equipped with TRW TAS85 and RCS85 steering gears · some sector shafts had an incorrect gear tooth that could interfere with the rack-piston teeth and bind
Published consequenceThe steering gear could stall or restrict turning angle, increasing crash risk
Remedy / timingFreightliner and TRW would replace the defective steering gear free of charge · recall began April 18, 2008
Complete campaign population220 vehicles across all 13 returned Freightliner, Sterling and Western Star rows · not a family, model or model-year production count
Evidence limitThe endpoint supplies no manufacturing dates and establishes neither universal steering-gear fitment, allocation within the 220-vehicle population, production chronology, first/final model year, derivative succession nor a distinct equipment era.
MY2008 regulator campaign row

Columbia · 08V-029 exact campaign row

NHTSA 08V-029 / DTNA FL-521 · exact campaign endpoint received January 28, 2008 · Columbia · MY2008 air-disc-brake campaign

Literal MY2008 Columbia row returned by NHTSA campaign 08V029000 · United States · official regulator campaign record

The exact endpoint returns this row within a four-row Freightliner and FCCC roster. The literal label is not narrowed to Columbia 112, a cab or sleeper configuration, axle layout, glider or completed-vehicle type.

Columbia · MY2008 air-disc-brake campaign
SpecificationDocumented value / configuration
Exact campaign identityFreightliner Columbia · MY2008 · NHTSA 08V029000 / DTNA FL-521
Equipment / conditionCertain truck and motor-home chassis · incorrect fasteners could provide inadequate clamping force between the air-disc-brake caliper and anchor plate
Published consequenceReduced braking effectiveness could increase crash risk
Remedy / timingDealers would inspect for incorrect bolts, inspect for additional damage where required and repair affected vehicles · recall began June 6, 2008
Complete campaign population473 vehicles across all four returned Freightliner and FCCC rows · not a family, model or model-year production count
Evidence limitThe endpoint supplies no manufacturing dates and establishes neither universal air-disc-brake fitment, allocation within the 473-vehicle population, retail-market availability, production chronology, first/final model year nor a distinct equipment era.
MY2008 regulator campaign row

Columbia · 08V-159 exact campaign row

NHTSA 08V-159 / Daimler FL-528 · exact campaign endpoint received April 9, 2008 · Columbia · MY2008 parking-brake valve campaign

Literal MY2008 Columbia row returned by NHTSA campaign 08V159000 · United States · official regulator campaign record

The exact endpoint returns this row within a nine-row Freightliner, Sterling and Western Star roster. The literal label is not narrowed to Columbia 112, a cab or sleeper configuration, axle layout, glider or completed-vehicle type.

Columbia · MY2008 parking-brake valve campaign
SpecificationDocumented value / configuration
Exact campaign identityFreightliner Columbia · MY2008 · NHTSA 08V159000 / Daimler FL-528
Equipment / conditionCertain trucks equipped with Bendix MV-3 dash control valves · an incorrect injection-mold core pin could leave the double-check-valve area oversized and allow the rubber valve to lodge in the body opening
Published consequenceAfter a primary-reservoir failure, air could leak past a lodged valve and deplete the secondary reservoir, reducing emergency service-brake modulation and increasing crash risk
Remedy / timingDealers would inspect the MV-3 production date code and replace valves from affected lots free of charge · recall began October 9, 2008
Complete campaign population900 vehicles across all nine returned Freightliner, Sterling and Western Star rows · not a family, model or model-year production count
Evidence limitThe endpoint supplies no manufacturing dates and establishes neither universal MV-3 fitment, allocation within the 900-vehicle population, retail-market availability, production chronology, first/final model year nor a distinct equipment era.
MY2008 exact campaign applicability

Columbia MY2008 · exact 09V-357 campaign detail

NHTSA 09V-357 / 09V357000 · received September 16, 2009 · Columbia MY2008 · 09V-357 / DTNA FL-557 campaign

Exact NHTSA Columbia MY2008 row within the complete 15-row campaign response · United States · NHTSA exact campaign record

NHTSA lists Columbia MY2008 within this equipment-qualified rack-and-pinion steering campaign. The literal Columbia row is not expanded to a complete production range, cab/BBC derivative or exact first/final model year.

Columbia MY2008 · 09V-357 / DTNA FL-557 campaign
SpecificationDocumented value / configuration
Exact campaign identityColumbia · MY2008 · NHTSA 09V357000 / DTNA FL-557
Equipment / conditionCertain heavy-duty trucks with rack-and-pinion steering · the left inner tie-rod end could loosen over time and potentially separate from the steering rack
Published consequenceA separated tie-rod assembly could cause loss of vehicle control at higher speeds and a crash
Manufacturer remedyDTNA was to notify owners and repair affected vehicles free of charge; the recall began February 5, 2010
Complete campaign population8,882 vehicles across the complete 15-row response · not a family, model-year or production count
Response roster boundaryFourteen reviewed rows are retained: Cascadia MY2007–MY2010, Century MY2005–MY2010 and Columbia MY2007–MY2010. The Cascadia MY2006 row remains excluded because the campaign endpoint does not displace the controlled 2007 launch chronology or establish pre-launch production or retail availability.
Manufacturing-window boundaryThe summary gives a shared October 29, 2005–July 3, 2009 manufacture window for the campaign population. It is not allocated by family or row and does not establish a complete production range.
Evidence limitCampaign applicability establishes neither universal rack-and-pinion fitment, continuous availability, a family production quantity, exact first/final model year, last build, generation boundary, derivative equivalence nor successor relationship.
MY2008 exact campaign applicability

Columbia MY2008 · exact 09V-366 campaign detail

NHTSA 09V-366 / Freightliner FL-558 · received September 23, 2009 · Columbia MY2008 · 09V-366 C15 oil-line campaign

Exact NHTSA Columbia MY2008 row within the campaign response · United States · NHTSA exact campaign record

NHTSA lists Columbia MY2008 within the campaign for trucks equipped with a Caterpillar C15 engine. The literal Columbia label is not narrowed to Columbia 112, a cab/sleeper configuration or another highway family.

Columbia MY2008 · 09V-366 C15 oil-line campaign
SpecificationDocumented value / configuration
Exact campaign identityColumbia · MY2008 · NHTSA 09V366000 / Freightliner FL-558
Equipment / conditionCaterpillar C15-equipped trucks · the variable valve actuation oil line could rub against retaining P-clips and leak oil
Published consequenceAn oil leak may result in a fire
Manufacturer remedyCaterpillar was to inspect and repair the necessary components without charge. The recall began May 5, 2009
Combined campaign population25,362 vehicles across the complete 63-row multi-brand response · not a Freightliner-family or model-year production count
Response roster boundaryThe complete response contains 35 Freightliner rows retained here plus 14 Sterling A-Line/L-Line and 14 Western Star 4900/6900 rows outside this programme.
Shared manufacturing windowApril 1, 2003–June 30, 2009 across the campaign response · not a family production range, model-year boundary or proof of continuous availability
Evidence limitCampaign applicability establishes neither universal C15 fitment, continuous availability, family production quantity, exact first/final model year, build endpoint, derivative equivalence nor successor relationship.
MY2008 exact campaign applicability

Columbia MY2008 · exact 09V-400 campaign detail

NHTSA 09V-400 / DTNA 09C-4 · received October 8, 2009 · Columbia MY2008 · 09V-400 DD15 grid-heater campaign

Exact NHTSA Columbia MY2008 row within the complete 24-row campaign response · United States · NHTSA exact campaign record

NHTSA lists Columbia MY2008 within this DD15 EPA07 grid-heater campaign. The literal Columbia rows are not expanded to a BBC, cab, sleeper, axle layout or universal engine.

Columbia MY2008 · 09V-400 DD15 grid-heater campaign
SpecificationDocumented value / configuration
Exact campaign identityColumbia · MY2008 · NHTSA 09V400000 / DTNA 09C-4
Equipment / conditionCertain Detroit Diesel DD15 EPA07 engines manufactured with grid heaters · improperly tightened screws could increase internal resistance, melt circuit-board solder and create a short circuit
Published consequenceA short-circuited grid heater could cause a vehicle fire and injury to occupants
Manufacturer remedyDetroit Diesel-authorized repair facilities and direct warranty customers were to reprogram engine-control logic for cold-weather starting without the grid heater and remove the grid-heater power and ground cables; the recall began November 4, 2009
Complete campaign population18,067 vehicles across the complete 24-row response · not a family or model-year production count
Response roster boundaryTwelve Freightliner rows are retained: Cascadia MY2007–MY2010, Century MY2007–MY2010 and Columbia MY2007–MY2010. Twelve Sterling 8500/9500 and Western Star 4900 rows remain outside this Freightliner-family programme.
Evidence limitCampaign applicability establishes neither universal DD15 or grid-heater fitment, continuous availability, a family production quantity, exact first/final model year, production endpoint, generation boundary, derivative equivalence nor successor relationship.
MY2008 exact campaign applicability

Columbia MY2008 · exact 10V-189 campaign detail

NHTSA 10V-189 / DTNA FL-578 · received May 7, 2010 · Columbia MY2008 · 10V-189 low-pressure fuel-flange campaign

Exact NHTSA Columbia MY2008 row within the campaign response · United States · NHTSA exact campaign record

NHTSA lists Columbia MY2008 within this campaign. The literal Columbia label is not narrowed to Columbia 112, a cab, sleeper, axle layout or completed-vehicle type.

Columbia MY2008 · 10V-189 low-pressure fuel-flange campaign
SpecificationDocumented value / configuration
Exact campaign identityColumbia · MY2008 · NHTSA 10V189000 / DTNA FL-578
Equipment / conditionDD13 and DD15/DD16 engines · a restricted fuel filter could allow the low-pressure fuel flange to crack and leak fuel
Published consequenceFuel leaking onto the roadway could increase crash risk
Manufacturer remedyReplace the low-pressure fuel flange with a more robust component free of charge; the safety recall began September 17, 2010
Combined campaign population30,704 vehicles across the campaign scope · not a Freightliner-family or model-year production count
Response roster boundaryThe exact endpoint returns 20 Freightliner rows, all retained here. Its narrative additionally names Sterling 9500 and Western Star 4900 vehicles, but the endpoint supplies no separate rows for those makes.
Shared manufacturing windowJanuary 1, 2007–April 5, 2010 across the campaign scope · not a family production range, model-year boundary or proof of continuous availability
Evidence limitCampaign applicability establishes neither universal engine fitment, continuous availability, family production quantity, exact first/final model year, build endpoint, derivative equivalence nor successor relationship.
MY2008 exact campaign applicability

Columbia MY2008 · exact 10V-341 campaign detail

NHTSA 10V-341 / DTNA 10C-5 · received July 27, 2010 · Columbia MY2008 · 10V-341 MBE900 grid-heater campaign

Exact NHTSA Columbia MY2008 row within the campaign response · United States · NHTSA exact campaign record

NHTSA lists Columbia MY2008 within this campaign. The literal Columbia label is not narrowed to Columbia 112, a cab, sleeper, axle layout or completed-vehicle type.

Columbia MY2008 · 10V-341 MBE900 grid-heater campaign
SpecificationDocumented value / configuration
Exact campaign identityColumbia · MY2008 · NHTSA 10V341000 / DTNA 10C-5
Equipment / conditionSpecific MBE900 EPA04 and EPA07 engines · the intake air grid heater could short circuit because of excessive internal temperature
Published consequenceA short circuit could cause a vehicle fire, possibly resulting in personal injury
Manufacturer remedyRepair affected vehicles free of charge through Detroit Diesel facilities; the safety recall was expected to begin on or about July 29, 2011
Combined campaign population5,743 vehicles across the complete 54-row response · not a Freightliner-family or model-year production count
Response roster boundaryThe exact response contains 25 Freightliner rows retained here: five model years each for Cascadia, Century, Columbia, FLD and M2. Five Freightliner Custom Chassis, 19 Sterling and five Western Star rows remain outside this programme.
Shared manufacturing windowSeptember 5, 2006–June 30, 2010 across the campaign response · not a family production range, model-year boundary or proof of continuous availability
Evidence limitCampaign applicability establishes neither universal engine fitment, continuous availability, family production quantity, exact first/final model year, build endpoint, derivative equivalence nor successor relationship.
MY2008 exact campaign applicability

Columbia MY2008 · exact 11V-146 campaign detail

NHTSA 11V-146 / DTNA 10C-5 · received March 3, 2011 · Columbia MY2008 · 11V-146 MBE4000 grid-heater campaign

Exact NHTSA Columbia MY2008 row within the campaign response · United States · NHTSA exact campaign record

NHTSA lists Columbia MY2008 within this campaign. The literal Columbia label is not narrowed to Columbia 112, a cab, sleeper, axle layout, glider or completed-vehicle type.

Columbia MY2008 · 11V-146 MBE4000 grid-heater campaign
SpecificationDocumented value / configuration
Exact campaign identityColumbia · MY2008 · NHTSA 11V146000 / DTNA 10C-5
Equipment / conditionSpecific MBE4000 EPA07 engines · the intake-air grid heater could short circuit and fail because of excessive internal temperatures
Published consequenceA short-circuited grid heater could cause a vehicle fire and injure occupants
Manufacturer remedyDTNA announced owner notification during March 2011 and a second notice once the free dealer remedy became available; the endpoint expected remedy availability by December 1, 2011
Complete campaign population2,073 vehicles across the complete 42-row response · not a Freightliner-family or model-year production count
Response roster boundaryThe exact response contains 30 Freightliner rows. Twenty-nine are retained across Cascadia, Century, Columbia, FLD and M2; Cascadia MY2006 is withheld because it predates the controlled 2007 launch chronology. Six Sterling 9500 and six Western Star 4900 rows remain outside this programme.
Shared manufacturing windowMarch 20, 2006–June 30, 2010 across the campaign response · not a family production range, model-year boundary or proof of continuous availability
Campaign relationshipThe endpoint says this recall is associated with earlier campaign 10V-341. It is retained as a distinct later campaign record, not a second engine era or generation.
Evidence limitCampaign applicability establishes neither universal MBE4000 fitment, continuous availability, family production quantity, exact first/final model year, build endpoint, derivative equivalence nor successor relationship.
MY2008 exact campaign applicability

Columbia MY2008 · exact 11V-330 campaign detail

NHTSA 11V-330 / DTNA FL-609 · received June 20, 2011 · Columbia MY2008 · 11V-330 starter-cable isolator campaign

Exact NHTSA Columbia MY2008 row within the campaign response · United States · NHTSA exact campaign record

NHTSA lists Columbia MY2008 within this equipment-qualified campaign. The literal Columbia label is not narrowed to Columbia 112, a cab, sleeper, axle layout or completed-vehicle type.

Columbia MY2008 · 11V-330 starter-cable isolator campaign
SpecificationDocumented value / configuration
Exact campaign identityColumbia · MY2008 · NHTSA 11V330000 / DTNA FL-609
Equipment / conditionCertain vehicles built with Detroit Diesel DD15 or DD16 engines · the bolt attaching a rubber isolator to a support bracket could loosen, back out and contact an unfused starter cable
Published consequenceA short circuit between the unfused battery cable and chassis ground could cause a vehicle fire
Manufacturer remedyDTNA announced free installation of a new bolt and isolator and repair as necessary, with the safety recall expected to begin on or before August 19, 2011
Complete campaign population53,847 vehicles across the complete 28-row response · not a Freightliner-family or model-year production count
Response roster boundaryAll 20 Freightliner Cascadia, Century Class, Columbia and Coronado MY2008–MY2012 rows are retained. Four Sterling A-Line/L-Line rows and four Western Star Constellation rows remain outside this programme.
Shared manufacturing windowJanuary 14, 2008–June 15, 2011 across the campaign response · not a family production range, first build or model-year boundary
Evidence limitCampaign applicability establishes neither universal DD15/DD16 fitment, continuous availability, family production quantity, exact first/final model year, build endpoint, derivative equivalence nor successor relationship.
MY2008 exact campaign applicability

Columbia MY2008 · exact 11V-478 campaign detail

NHTSA 11V-478 / DTNA 11C-2 · received September 16, 2011 · Columbia MY2008 · 11V-478 MBE4000 fuel-line campaign

Exact NHTSA Columbia MY2008 row within the campaign response · United States · NHTSA exact campaign record

NHTSA lists Columbia MY2008 within the campaign for trucks equipped with EPA04-model MBE4000 engines. The literal Columbia label is not narrowed to Columbia 112, a cab/sleeper configuration or another highway family.

Columbia MY2008 · 11V-478 MBE4000 fuel-line campaign
SpecificationDocumented value / configuration
Exact campaign identityColumbia · MY2008 · NHTSA 11V478000 / DTNA 11C-2
Equipment / conditionEPA04-model MBE4000 engines with plastic low-pressure fuel lines and engine-mounted fuel filters · the line between the filter and engine block could develop a substantial diesel-fuel leak
Published consequenceLeaked fuel could create a road hazard and increase crash risk; in the presence of an ignition source it could result in a fire
Manufacturer remedyInspect the vehicle and replace the plastic low-pressure fuel line with a steel line free of charge; interim owner letters were mailed October 28, 2011 and the safety recall began February 21, 2012
Combined campaign population73,500 vehicles across the complete 35-row multi-brand response · not a Freightliner-family or model-year production count
Response roster boundaryThe complete response contains 20 Freightliner rows: 17 retained here and three pre-launch Cascadia MY2004–MY2006 rows withheld. Ten Sterling A-Line/L-Line and five Western Star 4900 rows remain outside this programme.
Shared manufacturing windowJuly 11, 2003–September 28, 2007 across the campaign response · not a family production range, model-year boundary or proof of continuous availability
Evidence limitCampaign applicability establishes neither universal MBE4000 fitment, continuous availability, family production quantity, exact first/final model year, build endpoint, derivative equivalence nor successor relationship.
MY2008 exact campaign applicability

Columbia MY2008 · exact 11V-514 campaign detail

NHTSA 11V-514 · received October 13, 2011 · Columbia MY2008 · 11V-514 rack-and-pinion campaign

Exact NHTSA Columbia MY2008 row within the campaign response · United States · NHTSA exact campaign record

NHTSA lists Columbia MY2008 within this equipment-qualified campaign. The row is not expanded to a BBC, cab, sleeper, axle layout or powertrain.

Columbia MY2008 · 11V-514 rack-and-pinion campaign
SpecificationDocumented value / configuration
Exact campaign identityColumbia · MY2008 · NHTSA 11V514000
Equipment / conditionCertain rack-and-pinion steering systems · the lower pinion bearing could corrode and fail, damaging spool-valve seals and misdirecting hydraulic fluid
Published consequenceThe steering could unexpectedly turn left or right, making the vehicle harder to control and increasing crash risk
Manufacturer remedyDTNA announced inspection of the lower bearing; affected steering systems were to be replaced, while non-corroded bearings were to receive grease, replacement bellows and sealant. An interim letter was mailed in December 2011
Complete campaign population9,689 vehicles across the complete 35-row response · not a family or model-year production count
Response roster boundaryThirty-three literal rows are retained across Cascadia MY2007–MY2011 and Century, Columbia, Coronado and Classic XL MY2005–MY2011. Cascadia MY2005–MY2006 are withheld because the campaign labels predate the controlled 2007 launch chronology.
Shared manufacturing intervalNovember 1, 2004–June 15, 2010 across the complete campaign response · not allocated by family or model year
Evidence limitCampaign applicability establishes neither universal steering fitment, a family production quantity, continuous availability, exact first/final model year, build endpoint, derivative equivalence nor successor relationship.
MY2008 exact campaign applicability

Columbia MY2008 · exact 20V-214 campaign detail

NHTSA 20V-214 / DTNA FL848 · received April 14, 2020 · Columbia MY2008 · 20V-214 rear-reflector campaign

Exact NHTSA Columbia MY2008 row within the 86-row campaign response · United States · NHTSA exact campaign record

NHTSA lists Columbia MY2008 within this campaign. The literal Columbia label is not narrowed to Columbia 112, a cab, sleeper, axle layout or completed-vehicle type.

Columbia MY2008 · 20V-214 rear-reflector campaign
SpecificationDocumented value / configuration
Exact campaign identityColumbia · MY2008 · NHTSA 20V214000 / DTNA FL848
Equipment / conditionRear conspicuity reflective tape could be partially covered by the mudflap hanger bracket, reducing rearward visibility and failing FMVSS 108.
Published consequenceReduced rearward visibility could increase crash risk.
Manufacturer remedyInspect and reposition the reflective tape so it is completely visible, free of charge; the recall began May 29, 2020.
Combined campaign population63,175 vehicles across the complete campaign scope · not a Freightliner-family or model-year production count
Response roster boundaryThe exact endpoint returns 86 model/year rows: 82 Freightliner rows retained across nine programme families, plus three Sterling rows and one Western Star 5700 row outside this programme.
Narrative rangeThe campaign summary names model-year spans for the covered labels, but this table is limited to the exact returned row and does not prove continuous family availability or production.
Evidence limitCampaign applicability establishes neither universal configuration fitment, continuous availability, family production quantity, exact first/final model year, build endpoint, derivative equivalence nor successor relationship.
MY2008 NHTSA campaign checkpoint

Columbia · MY2008 regulator campaign checkpoint

MY2008 · vehicle query reviewed September 19, 2026 · Columbia · MY2008 regulator campaign checkpoint

Explicit model year · United States

The vehicle-specific result includes campaign 11V514000 for certain rack-and-pinion-equipped trucks. The campaign equipment, shared manufacturing window and affected population are not universal model specifications or family chronology.

Columbia · MY2008 regulator campaign checkpoint
SpecificationDocumented value / configuration
NHTSA make / model-year identityFreightliner Columbia · MY2008
Vehicle-specific campaign records returned30
Shared joined campaign11V514000 · Freightliner FL-614 · rack-and-pinion steering
Evidence join limitThe vehicle-specific query establishes only the returned Freightliner model label, MY2008 identity and campaign membership. Campaign 11V514000 covers a shared rack-and-pinion-equipped population and manufacturing window; neither is a model-specific production count, whole-family production range, first or final model year, last build or proof of continuous availability.
MY2008 exact campaign applicability

Columbia MY2008 · exact ESC campaign detail

NHTSA 11V-465 / DTNA FL-612 · received September 8, 2011 · Columbia MY2008 · 11V-465 electronic-stability-control campaign

Exact NHTSA Columbia MY2008 row within the 42-row campaign response · United States · NHTSA exact campaign record

NHTSA lists Columbia MY2008 within the Meritor WABCO ESC campaign. The literal Columbia label does not resolve the contained MY1997–MY1998 regulator-taxonomy conflict or establish a final model year.

Columbia MY2008 · 11V-465 electronic-stability-control campaign
SpecificationDocumented value / configuration
Exact campaign identityColumbia · MY2008 · NHTSA 11V465000 · DTNA FL-612
Equipment / conditionMeritor WABCO electronic stability control; under certain road and driving conditions, vehicle body roll and road inclination could adversely affect slip-angle calculation and prompt an outer-front-wheel brake application
Safety consequenceIf the driver reacted slowly during the intervention, the vehicle could deviate from its intended line of travel and increase crash risk
Manufacturer remedyReplace the ESC module with the appropriate software version as necessary, free of charge
Combined campaign population4,444 vehicles across 42 Freightliner and Sterling model/year rows · not a family or model-year production count
Shared campaign windowSeptember 15, 2005–September 1, 2011 · combined affected-vehicle manufacturing interval, not a family production range
Notification chronologyInterim owner notice planned about November 21, 2011; safety recall began March 28, 2012 after remedy validation and parts planning
Evidence limitCampaign applicability does not establish continuous production, universal equipment, a family production count, exact first/final model year, build quantity, generation boundary, derivative equivalence or endpoint.
MY2008 exact campaign applicability

Columbia MY2008 · exact fuel-line campaign detail

NHTSA 12V-074 / DTNA 12C-2 · received February 28, 2012 · Columbia MY2008 · 12V-074 high-pressure fuel-line campaign

Exact NHTSA Columbia MY2008 row within the 68-row campaign response · United States · NHTSA exact campaign record

NHTSA lists Columbia MY2008 within the Detroit Diesel fuel-line campaign. The literal Columbia label does not resolve the contained MY1997–MY1998 regulator-taxonomy conflict or establish a final model year.

Columbia MY2008 · 12V-074 high-pressure fuel-line campaign
SpecificationDocumented value / configuration
Exact campaign identityColumbia · MY2008 · NHTSA 12V074000 · DTNA 12C-2
Equipment / conditionDetroit Diesel EPA07 and EPA10 DD13 and DD15/16 engines; service work could damage or loosen the high-pressure fuel-line support system, allowing a line to crack and leak fuel
Safety consequenceLeaking fuel could create a road hazard and increase crash risk; fuel near an ignition source could cause a fire
Manufacturer remedyReplace the high-pressure fuel-line support system where necessary at an authorized DTNA service facility, free of charge
Combined campaign population103,437 vehicles across 68 Freightliner, Sterling and Western Star model/year rows · not a family or model-year production count
Shared campaign windowJanuary 20, 2006–February 20, 2012 · combined affected-vehicle manufacturing interval, not a family production range
Notification chronologyNHTSA received the report February 28, 2012; the safety recall began April 27, 2012
Evidence limitCampaign applicability does not establish continuous production, universal engine fitment, a family production count, exact first/final model year, build quantity, generation boundary, derivative equivalence or endpoint.
MY2009 exact campaign applicability

Columbia MY2009 · exact 09V-357 campaign detail

NHTSA 09V-357 / 09V357000 · received September 16, 2009 · Columbia MY2009 · 09V-357 / DTNA FL-557 campaign

Exact NHTSA Columbia MY2009 row within the complete 15-row campaign response · United States · NHTSA exact campaign record

NHTSA lists Columbia MY2009 within this equipment-qualified rack-and-pinion steering campaign. The literal Columbia row is not expanded to a complete production range, cab/BBC derivative or exact first/final model year.

Columbia MY2009 · 09V-357 / DTNA FL-557 campaign
SpecificationDocumented value / configuration
Exact campaign identityColumbia · MY2009 · NHTSA 09V357000 / DTNA FL-557
Equipment / conditionCertain heavy-duty trucks with rack-and-pinion steering · the left inner tie-rod end could loosen over time and potentially separate from the steering rack
Published consequenceA separated tie-rod assembly could cause loss of vehicle control at higher speeds and a crash
Manufacturer remedyDTNA was to notify owners and repair affected vehicles free of charge; the recall began February 5, 2010
Complete campaign population8,882 vehicles across the complete 15-row response · not a family, model-year or production count
Response roster boundaryFourteen reviewed rows are retained: Cascadia MY2007–MY2010, Century MY2005–MY2010 and Columbia MY2007–MY2010. The Cascadia MY2006 row remains excluded because the campaign endpoint does not displace the controlled 2007 launch chronology or establish pre-launch production or retail availability.
Manufacturing-window boundaryThe summary gives a shared October 29, 2005–July 3, 2009 manufacture window for the campaign population. It is not allocated by family or row and does not establish a complete production range.
Evidence limitCampaign applicability establishes neither universal rack-and-pinion fitment, continuous availability, a family production quantity, exact first/final model year, last build, generation boundary, derivative equivalence nor successor relationship.
MY2009 exact campaign applicability

Columbia MY2009 · exact 09V-366 campaign detail

NHTSA 09V-366 / Freightliner FL-558 · received September 23, 2009 · Columbia MY2009 · 09V-366 C15 oil-line campaign

Exact NHTSA Columbia MY2009 row within the campaign response · United States · NHTSA exact campaign record

NHTSA lists Columbia MY2009 within the campaign for trucks equipped with a Caterpillar C15 engine. The literal Columbia label is not narrowed to Columbia 112, a cab/sleeper configuration or another highway family.

Columbia MY2009 · 09V-366 C15 oil-line campaign
SpecificationDocumented value / configuration
Exact campaign identityColumbia · MY2009 · NHTSA 09V366000 / Freightliner FL-558
Equipment / conditionCaterpillar C15-equipped trucks · the variable valve actuation oil line could rub against retaining P-clips and leak oil
Published consequenceAn oil leak may result in a fire
Manufacturer remedyCaterpillar was to inspect and repair the necessary components without charge. The recall began May 5, 2009
Combined campaign population25,362 vehicles across the complete 63-row multi-brand response · not a Freightliner-family or model-year production count
Response roster boundaryThe complete response contains 35 Freightliner rows retained here plus 14 Sterling A-Line/L-Line and 14 Western Star 4900/6900 rows outside this programme.
Shared manufacturing windowApril 1, 2003–June 30, 2009 across the campaign response · not a family production range, model-year boundary or proof of continuous availability
Evidence limitCampaign applicability establishes neither universal C15 fitment, continuous availability, family production quantity, exact first/final model year, build endpoint, derivative equivalence nor successor relationship.
MY2009 filing scope

Columbia · 09V-390 manufacturer-filing detail

NHTSA 09V-390 / DTNA FL-560 and 09C-3 · filing package dated October 5, 2009–January 4, 2010 · Columbia · MY2009 DD15 high-pressure fuel-pump campaign

Explicit Freightliner Columbia MY2009 affected-model entry in DTNA campaign 09V-390 / FL-560 · United States · regulator-hosted manufacturer filing

DTNA's filing identifies Columbia among certain MY2009 EPA07 DD15-equipped heavy trucks built within the shared April 17, 2008–March 27, 2009 campaign window. The literal Columbia label is not narrowed to Columbia 112, a cab or sleeper configuration, axle layout, glider or completed-vehicle type.

Columbia · MY2009 DD15 high-pressure fuel-pump campaign
SpecificationDocumented value / configuration
Explicit filing identityFreightliner Columbia · MY2009 · NHTSA 09V390000 / DTNA FL-560 and 09C-3
Equipment / conditionCertain EPA07 Detroit Diesel DD15 engines · high-pressure fuel-pump fasteners could loosen and allow a fuel leak
Published consequenceA fuel leak could create road spray that may reduce traction and, if exposed to an ignition source, could cause a fire
Manufacturer remedyDTNA instructed dealers to inspect the high-pressure fuel pump; leaking pumps would be replaced and non-leaking pumps would receive new fasteners. The January 4, 2010 supplement records dealer communications on December 16, 2009 and owner mail on December 22, 2009.
Combined campaign population2,726 vehicles across Freightliner Cascadia, Century and Columbia plus Sterling 9500 and Western Star 4900 · not a Freightliner-family production count
Shared manufacturing windowApril 17, 2008–March 27, 2009 across the complete campaign population · not a family production range, first/final model year or proof of continuous availability
Evidence limitThe filing establishes neither universal DD15 fitment, model allocation within the 2,726-vehicle total, completed-truck configuration, family endpoint, successor relationship nor an additional equipment era.
MY2009 exact campaign applicability

Columbia MY2009 · exact 09V-400 campaign detail

NHTSA 09V-400 / DTNA 09C-4 · received October 8, 2009 · Columbia MY2009 · 09V-400 DD15 grid-heater campaign

Exact NHTSA Columbia MY2009 row within the complete 24-row campaign response · United States · NHTSA exact campaign record

NHTSA lists Columbia MY2009 within this DD15 EPA07 grid-heater campaign. The literal Columbia rows are not expanded to a BBC, cab, sleeper, axle layout or universal engine.

Columbia MY2009 · 09V-400 DD15 grid-heater campaign
SpecificationDocumented value / configuration
Exact campaign identityColumbia · MY2009 · NHTSA 09V400000 / DTNA 09C-4
Equipment / conditionCertain Detroit Diesel DD15 EPA07 engines manufactured with grid heaters · improperly tightened screws could increase internal resistance, melt circuit-board solder and create a short circuit
Published consequenceA short-circuited grid heater could cause a vehicle fire and injury to occupants
Manufacturer remedyDetroit Diesel-authorized repair facilities and direct warranty customers were to reprogram engine-control logic for cold-weather starting without the grid heater and remove the grid-heater power and ground cables; the recall began November 4, 2009
Complete campaign population18,067 vehicles across the complete 24-row response · not a family or model-year production count
Response roster boundaryTwelve Freightliner rows are retained: Cascadia MY2007–MY2010, Century MY2007–MY2010 and Columbia MY2007–MY2010. Twelve Sterling 8500/9500 and Western Star 4900 rows remain outside this Freightliner-family programme.
Evidence limitCampaign applicability establishes neither universal DD15 or grid-heater fitment, continuous availability, a family production quantity, exact first/final model year, production endpoint, generation boundary, derivative equivalence nor successor relationship.
MY2009 exact campaign applicability

Columbia MY2009 · exact 10V-189 campaign detail

NHTSA 10V-189 / DTNA FL-578 · received May 7, 2010 · Columbia MY2009 · 10V-189 low-pressure fuel-flange campaign

Exact NHTSA Columbia MY2009 row within the campaign response · United States · NHTSA exact campaign record

NHTSA lists Columbia MY2009 within this campaign. The literal Columbia label is not narrowed to Columbia 112, a cab, sleeper, axle layout or completed-vehicle type.

Columbia MY2009 · 10V-189 low-pressure fuel-flange campaign
SpecificationDocumented value / configuration
Exact campaign identityColumbia · MY2009 · NHTSA 10V189000 / DTNA FL-578
Equipment / conditionDD13 and DD15/DD16 engines · a restricted fuel filter could allow the low-pressure fuel flange to crack and leak fuel
Published consequenceFuel leaking onto the roadway could increase crash risk
Manufacturer remedyReplace the low-pressure fuel flange with a more robust component free of charge; the safety recall began September 17, 2010
Combined campaign population30,704 vehicles across the campaign scope · not a Freightliner-family or model-year production count
Response roster boundaryThe exact endpoint returns 20 Freightliner rows, all retained here. Its narrative additionally names Sterling 9500 and Western Star 4900 vehicles, but the endpoint supplies no separate rows for those makes.
Shared manufacturing windowJanuary 1, 2007–April 5, 2010 across the campaign scope · not a family production range, model-year boundary or proof of continuous availability
Evidence limitCampaign applicability establishes neither universal engine fitment, continuous availability, family production quantity, exact first/final model year, build endpoint, derivative equivalence nor successor relationship.
MY2009 exact campaign applicability

Columbia MY2009 · exact 10V-339 campaign detail

NHTSA 10V-339 / DTNA 10C-4 · received July 27, 2010 · Columbia MY2009 · 10V-339 high-pressure fuel-pump campaign

Exact NHTSA Columbia MY2009 row within the campaign response · United States · NHTSA exact campaign record

NHTSA lists Columbia MY2009 within this campaign. The literal Columbia label is not narrowed to Columbia 112, a cab, sleeper, axle layout or completed-vehicle type.

Columbia MY2009 · 10V-339 high-pressure fuel-pump campaign
SpecificationDocumented value / configuration
Exact campaign identityColumbia · MY2009 · NHTSA 10V339000 / DTNA 10C-4
Equipment / conditionSpecific DD13 and DD15 engines · a Bosch high-pressure fuel-pump element could crack through hydrogen-induced stress corrosion and leak diesel fuel
Published consequenceAn undetected diesel leak could spill onto the roadway and increase crash risk
Manufacturer remedyRepair affected vehicles free of charge; the safety recall was expected to begin on or about March 28, 2011
Combined campaign population13,410 vehicles across the complete 18-row response · not a Freightliner-family or model-year production count
Response roster boundaryThe exact response contains 15 Freightliner rows retained here and three Western Star 4900 rows outside this programme.
Shared manufacturing windowFebruary 19, 2009–July 9, 2010 across the campaign response · not a family production range, model-year boundary or proof of continuous availability
Evidence limitCampaign applicability establishes neither universal engine fitment, continuous availability, family production quantity, exact first/final model year, build endpoint, derivative equivalence nor successor relationship.
MY2009 exact campaign applicability

Columbia MY2009 · exact 10V-341 campaign detail

NHTSA 10V-341 / DTNA 10C-5 · received July 27, 2010 · Columbia MY2009 · 10V-341 MBE900 grid-heater campaign

Exact NHTSA Columbia MY2009 row within the campaign response · United States · NHTSA exact campaign record

NHTSA lists Columbia MY2009 within this campaign. The literal Columbia label is not narrowed to Columbia 112, a cab, sleeper, axle layout or completed-vehicle type.

Columbia MY2009 · 10V-341 MBE900 grid-heater campaign
SpecificationDocumented value / configuration
Exact campaign identityColumbia · MY2009 · NHTSA 10V341000 / DTNA 10C-5
Equipment / conditionSpecific MBE900 EPA04 and EPA07 engines · the intake air grid heater could short circuit because of excessive internal temperature
Published consequenceA short circuit could cause a vehicle fire, possibly resulting in personal injury
Manufacturer remedyRepair affected vehicles free of charge through Detroit Diesel facilities; the safety recall was expected to begin on or about July 29, 2011
Combined campaign population5,743 vehicles across the complete 54-row response · not a Freightliner-family or model-year production count
Response roster boundaryThe exact response contains 25 Freightliner rows retained here: five model years each for Cascadia, Century, Columbia, FLD and M2. Five Freightliner Custom Chassis, 19 Sterling and five Western Star rows remain outside this programme.
Shared manufacturing windowSeptember 5, 2006–June 30, 2010 across the campaign response · not a family production range, model-year boundary or proof of continuous availability
Evidence limitCampaign applicability establishes neither universal engine fitment, continuous availability, family production quantity, exact first/final model year, build endpoint, derivative equivalence nor successor relationship.
MY2009 exact campaign applicability

Columbia MY2009 · exact 11V-146 campaign detail

NHTSA 11V-146 / DTNA 10C-5 · received March 3, 2011 · Columbia MY2009 · 11V-146 MBE4000 grid-heater campaign

Exact NHTSA Columbia MY2009 row within the campaign response · United States · NHTSA exact campaign record

NHTSA lists Columbia MY2009 within this campaign. The literal Columbia label is not narrowed to Columbia 112, a cab, sleeper, axle layout, glider or completed-vehicle type.

Columbia MY2009 · 11V-146 MBE4000 grid-heater campaign
SpecificationDocumented value / configuration
Exact campaign identityColumbia · MY2009 · NHTSA 11V146000 / DTNA 10C-5
Equipment / conditionSpecific MBE4000 EPA07 engines · the intake-air grid heater could short circuit and fail because of excessive internal temperatures
Published consequenceA short-circuited grid heater could cause a vehicle fire and injure occupants
Manufacturer remedyDTNA announced owner notification during March 2011 and a second notice once the free dealer remedy became available; the endpoint expected remedy availability by December 1, 2011
Complete campaign population2,073 vehicles across the complete 42-row response · not a Freightliner-family or model-year production count
Response roster boundaryThe exact response contains 30 Freightliner rows. Twenty-nine are retained across Cascadia, Century, Columbia, FLD and M2; Cascadia MY2006 is withheld because it predates the controlled 2007 launch chronology. Six Sterling 9500 and six Western Star 4900 rows remain outside this programme.
Shared manufacturing windowMarch 20, 2006–June 30, 2010 across the campaign response · not a family production range, model-year boundary or proof of continuous availability
Campaign relationshipThe endpoint says this recall is associated with earlier campaign 10V-341. It is retained as a distinct later campaign record, not a second engine era or generation.
Evidence limitCampaign applicability establishes neither universal MBE4000 fitment, continuous availability, family production quantity, exact first/final model year, build endpoint, derivative equivalence nor successor relationship.
MY2009 exact campaign applicability

Columbia MY2009 · exact 11V-287 campaign detail

NHTSA 11V-287 / DTNA 10C-4 expansion · received May 18, 2011 · Columbia MY2009 · 11V-287 expanded high-pressure fuel-pump campaign

Exact NHTSA Columbia MY2009 row within the campaign response · United States · NHTSA exact campaign record

NHTSA lists Columbia MY2009 within this campaign. The literal Columbia label is not narrowed to Columbia 112, a cab, sleeper, axle layout or completed-vehicle type.

Columbia MY2009 · 11V-287 expanded high-pressure fuel-pump campaign
SpecificationDocumented value / configuration
Exact campaign identityColumbia · MY2009 · NHTSA 11V287000 / DTNA 10C-4 expansion
Equipment / conditionSpecific DD13 and DD15 engines · a Bosch high-pressure fuel-pump element could crack through hydrogen-induced stress corrosion and leak diesel fuel
Published consequenceAn undetected diesel leak could spill onto the roadway and increase crash risk
Manufacturer remedyRepair affected vehicles free of charge; NHTSA explicitly identifies this campaign as an expansion of 10V-339 and records a May 18, 2011 recall start
Combined campaign population268 vehicles across the complete 18-row expansion response · not a Freightliner-family or model-year production count
Response roster boundaryThe exact expansion response contains 15 Freightliner rows retained here and three Western Star 4900 rows outside this programme. It remains a distinct later campaign record rather than a second equipment era.
Shared manufacturing windowFebruary 19, 2009–July 9, 2010 across the expansion response · not a family production range, model-year boundary or proof of continuous availability
Evidence limitCampaign applicability establishes neither universal engine fitment, continuous availability, family production quantity, exact first/final model year, build endpoint, derivative equivalence nor successor relationship.
MY2009 exact campaign applicability

Columbia MY2009 · exact 11V-330 campaign detail

NHTSA 11V-330 / DTNA FL-609 · received June 20, 2011 · Columbia MY2009 · 11V-330 starter-cable isolator campaign

Exact NHTSA Columbia MY2009 row within the campaign response · United States · NHTSA exact campaign record

NHTSA lists Columbia MY2009 within this equipment-qualified campaign. The literal Columbia label is not narrowed to Columbia 112, a cab, sleeper, axle layout or completed-vehicle type.

Columbia MY2009 · 11V-330 starter-cable isolator campaign
SpecificationDocumented value / configuration
Exact campaign identityColumbia · MY2009 · NHTSA 11V330000 / DTNA FL-609
Equipment / conditionCertain vehicles built with Detroit Diesel DD15 or DD16 engines · the bolt attaching a rubber isolator to a support bracket could loosen, back out and contact an unfused starter cable
Published consequenceA short circuit between the unfused battery cable and chassis ground could cause a vehicle fire
Manufacturer remedyDTNA announced free installation of a new bolt and isolator and repair as necessary, with the safety recall expected to begin on or before August 19, 2011
Complete campaign population53,847 vehicles across the complete 28-row response · not a Freightliner-family or model-year production count
Response roster boundaryAll 20 Freightliner Cascadia, Century Class, Columbia and Coronado MY2008–MY2012 rows are retained. Four Sterling A-Line/L-Line rows and four Western Star Constellation rows remain outside this programme.
Shared manufacturing windowJanuary 14, 2008–June 15, 2011 across the campaign response · not a family production range, first build or model-year boundary
Evidence limitCampaign applicability establishes neither universal DD15/DD16 fitment, continuous availability, family production quantity, exact first/final model year, build endpoint, derivative equivalence nor successor relationship.
MY2009 exact campaign applicability

Columbia MY2009 · exact 11V-514 campaign detail

NHTSA 11V-514 · received October 13, 2011 · Columbia MY2009 · 11V-514 rack-and-pinion campaign

Exact NHTSA Columbia MY2009 row within the campaign response · United States · NHTSA exact campaign record

NHTSA lists Columbia MY2009 within this equipment-qualified campaign. The row is not expanded to a BBC, cab, sleeper, axle layout or powertrain.

Columbia MY2009 · 11V-514 rack-and-pinion campaign
SpecificationDocumented value / configuration
Exact campaign identityColumbia · MY2009 · NHTSA 11V514000
Equipment / conditionCertain rack-and-pinion steering systems · the lower pinion bearing could corrode and fail, damaging spool-valve seals and misdirecting hydraulic fluid
Published consequenceThe steering could unexpectedly turn left or right, making the vehicle harder to control and increasing crash risk
Manufacturer remedyDTNA announced inspection of the lower bearing; affected steering systems were to be replaced, while non-corroded bearings were to receive grease, replacement bellows and sealant. An interim letter was mailed in December 2011
Complete campaign population9,689 vehicles across the complete 35-row response · not a family or model-year production count
Response roster boundaryThirty-three literal rows are retained across Cascadia MY2007–MY2011 and Century, Columbia, Coronado and Classic XL MY2005–MY2011. Cascadia MY2005–MY2006 are withheld because the campaign labels predate the controlled 2007 launch chronology.
Shared manufacturing intervalNovember 1, 2004–June 15, 2010 across the complete campaign response · not allocated by family or model year
Evidence limitCampaign applicability establishes neither universal steering fitment, a family production quantity, continuous availability, exact first/final model year, build endpoint, derivative equivalence nor successor relationship.
MY2009 exact campaign applicability

Columbia MY2009 · exact 20V-214 campaign detail

NHTSA 20V-214 / DTNA FL848 · received April 14, 2020 · Columbia MY2009 · 20V-214 rear-reflector campaign

Exact NHTSA Columbia MY2009 row within the 86-row campaign response · United States · NHTSA exact campaign record

NHTSA lists Columbia MY2009 within this campaign. The literal Columbia label is not narrowed to Columbia 112, a cab, sleeper, axle layout or completed-vehicle type.

Columbia MY2009 · 20V-214 rear-reflector campaign
SpecificationDocumented value / configuration
Exact campaign identityColumbia · MY2009 · NHTSA 20V214000 / DTNA FL848
Equipment / conditionRear conspicuity reflective tape could be partially covered by the mudflap hanger bracket, reducing rearward visibility and failing FMVSS 108.
Published consequenceReduced rearward visibility could increase crash risk.
Manufacturer remedyInspect and reposition the reflective tape so it is completely visible, free of charge; the recall began May 29, 2020.
Combined campaign population63,175 vehicles across the complete campaign scope · not a Freightliner-family or model-year production count
Response roster boundaryThe exact endpoint returns 86 model/year rows: 82 Freightliner rows retained across nine programme families, plus three Sterling rows and one Western Star 5700 row outside this programme.
Narrative rangeThe campaign summary names model-year spans for the covered labels, but this table is limited to the exact returned row and does not prove continuous family availability or production.
Evidence limitCampaign applicability establishes neither universal configuration fitment, continuous availability, family production quantity, exact first/final model year, build endpoint, derivative equivalence nor successor relationship.
MY2009 NHTSA campaign checkpoint

Columbia · MY2009 regulator campaign checkpoint

MY2009 · vehicle query reviewed September 24, 2026 · Columbia · MY2009 regulator campaign checkpoint

Explicit model year · United States

The NHTSA vehicle-specific response is retained as a bounded model-year and campaign-membership checkpoint. The returned count and campaign list are query provenance, not production chronology or universal model equipment.

Columbia · MY2009 regulator campaign checkpoint
SpecificationDocumented value / configuration
NHTSA make / model-year identityFreightliner Columbia · MY2009
Vehicle-specific campaign records returned20
Campaign identifiers returned19V370000 · 17V810000 · 12V074000 · 11V465000 · 11V287000 · 10V189000 · 11V146000 · 11V514000 · 11V330000 · 10V112000 · 09V390000 · 09V366000 · 09V400000 · 10V341000 · 09V357000 · 09V391000 · 09V086000 · 10V339000 · 09V220000 · 20V214000
Evidence limitThe vehicle-specific response establishes only the returned Freightliner model label, MY2009 identity, result count and campaign identifiers. It does not establish a production count, continuous run, first or final model year, last build, generation assignment, universal equipment specification, derivative boundary or successor relationship. Campaign dates, equipment, populations and manufacturing windows require their own records and are not generalized here.
MY2009 exact campaign applicability

Columbia MY2009 · exact ESC campaign detail

NHTSA 11V-465 / DTNA FL-612 · received September 8, 2011 · Columbia MY2009 · 11V-465 electronic-stability-control campaign

Exact NHTSA Columbia MY2009 row within the 42-row campaign response · United States · NHTSA exact campaign record

NHTSA lists Columbia MY2009 within the Meritor WABCO ESC campaign. The literal Columbia label does not resolve the contained MY1997–MY1998 regulator-taxonomy conflict or establish a final model year.

Columbia MY2009 · 11V-465 electronic-stability-control campaign
SpecificationDocumented value / configuration
Exact campaign identityColumbia · MY2009 · NHTSA 11V465000 · DTNA FL-612
Equipment / conditionMeritor WABCO electronic stability control; under certain road and driving conditions, vehicle body roll and road inclination could adversely affect slip-angle calculation and prompt an outer-front-wheel brake application
Safety consequenceIf the driver reacted slowly during the intervention, the vehicle could deviate from its intended line of travel and increase crash risk
Manufacturer remedyReplace the ESC module with the appropriate software version as necessary, free of charge
Combined campaign population4,444 vehicles across 42 Freightliner and Sterling model/year rows · not a family or model-year production count
Shared campaign windowSeptember 15, 2005–September 1, 2011 · combined affected-vehicle manufacturing interval, not a family production range
Notification chronologyInterim owner notice planned about November 21, 2011; safety recall began March 28, 2012 after remedy validation and parts planning
Evidence limitCampaign applicability does not establish continuous production, universal equipment, a family production count, exact first/final model year, build quantity, generation boundary, derivative equivalence or endpoint.
MY2009 exact campaign applicability

Columbia MY2009 · exact fuel-line campaign detail

NHTSA 12V-074 / DTNA 12C-2 · received February 28, 2012 · Columbia MY2009 · 12V-074 high-pressure fuel-line campaign

Exact NHTSA Columbia MY2009 row within the 68-row campaign response · United States · NHTSA exact campaign record

NHTSA lists Columbia MY2009 within the Detroit Diesel fuel-line campaign. The literal Columbia label does not resolve the contained MY1997–MY1998 regulator-taxonomy conflict or establish a final model year.

Columbia MY2009 · 12V-074 high-pressure fuel-line campaign
SpecificationDocumented value / configuration
Exact campaign identityColumbia · MY2009 · NHTSA 12V074000 · DTNA 12C-2
Equipment / conditionDetroit Diesel EPA07 and EPA10 DD13 and DD15/16 engines; service work could damage or loosen the high-pressure fuel-line support system, allowing a line to crack and leak fuel
Safety consequenceLeaking fuel could create a road hazard and increase crash risk; fuel near an ignition source could cause a fire
Manufacturer remedyReplace the high-pressure fuel-line support system where necessary at an authorized DTNA service facility, free of charge
Combined campaign population103,437 vehicles across 68 Freightliner, Sterling and Western Star model/year rows · not a family or model-year production count
Shared campaign windowJanuary 20, 2006–February 20, 2012 · combined affected-vehicle manufacturing interval, not a family production range
Notification chronologyNHTSA received the report February 28, 2012; the safety recall began April 27, 2012
Evidence limitCampaign applicability does not establish continuous production, universal engine fitment, a family production count, exact first/final model year, build quantity, generation boundary, derivative equivalence or endpoint.
MY2010 exact campaign applicability

Columbia MY2010 · exact 09V-357 campaign detail

NHTSA 09V-357 / 09V357000 · received September 16, 2009 · Columbia MY2010 · 09V-357 / DTNA FL-557 campaign

Exact NHTSA Columbia MY2010 row within the complete 15-row campaign response · United States · NHTSA exact campaign record

NHTSA lists Columbia MY2010 within this equipment-qualified rack-and-pinion steering campaign. The literal Columbia row is not expanded to a complete production range, cab/BBC derivative or exact first/final model year.

Columbia MY2010 · 09V-357 / DTNA FL-557 campaign
SpecificationDocumented value / configuration
Exact campaign identityColumbia · MY2010 · NHTSA 09V357000 / DTNA FL-557
Equipment / conditionCertain heavy-duty trucks with rack-and-pinion steering · the left inner tie-rod end could loosen over time and potentially separate from the steering rack
Published consequenceA separated tie-rod assembly could cause loss of vehicle control at higher speeds and a crash
Manufacturer remedyDTNA was to notify owners and repair affected vehicles free of charge; the recall began February 5, 2010
Complete campaign population8,882 vehicles across the complete 15-row response · not a family, model-year or production count
Response roster boundaryFourteen reviewed rows are retained: Cascadia MY2007–MY2010, Century MY2005–MY2010 and Columbia MY2007–MY2010. The Cascadia MY2006 row remains excluded because the campaign endpoint does not displace the controlled 2007 launch chronology or establish pre-launch production or retail availability.
Manufacturing-window boundaryThe summary gives a shared October 29, 2005–July 3, 2009 manufacture window for the campaign population. It is not allocated by family or row and does not establish a complete production range.
Evidence limitCampaign applicability establishes neither universal rack-and-pinion fitment, continuous availability, a family production quantity, exact first/final model year, last build, generation boundary, derivative equivalence nor successor relationship.
MY2010 exact campaign applicability

Columbia MY2010 · exact 09V-366 campaign detail

NHTSA 09V-366 / Freightliner FL-558 · received September 23, 2009 · Columbia MY2010 · 09V-366 C15 oil-line campaign

Exact NHTSA Columbia MY2010 row within the campaign response · United States · NHTSA exact campaign record

NHTSA lists Columbia MY2010 within the campaign for trucks equipped with a Caterpillar C15 engine. The literal Columbia label is not narrowed to Columbia 112, a cab/sleeper configuration or another highway family.

Columbia MY2010 · 09V-366 C15 oil-line campaign
SpecificationDocumented value / configuration
Exact campaign identityColumbia · MY2010 · NHTSA 09V366000 / Freightliner FL-558
Equipment / conditionCaterpillar C15-equipped trucks · the variable valve actuation oil line could rub against retaining P-clips and leak oil
Published consequenceAn oil leak may result in a fire
Manufacturer remedyCaterpillar was to inspect and repair the necessary components without charge. The recall began May 5, 2009
Combined campaign population25,362 vehicles across the complete 63-row multi-brand response · not a Freightliner-family or model-year production count
Response roster boundaryThe complete response contains 35 Freightliner rows retained here plus 14 Sterling A-Line/L-Line and 14 Western Star 4900/6900 rows outside this programme.
Shared manufacturing windowApril 1, 2003–June 30, 2009 across the campaign response · not a family production range, model-year boundary or proof of continuous availability
Evidence limitCampaign applicability establishes neither universal C15 fitment, continuous availability, family production quantity, exact first/final model year, build endpoint, derivative equivalence nor successor relationship.
MY2010 exact campaign applicability

Columbia MY2010 · exact 09V-400 campaign detail

NHTSA 09V-400 / DTNA 09C-4 · received October 8, 2009 · Columbia MY2010 · 09V-400 DD15 grid-heater campaign

Exact NHTSA Columbia MY2010 row within the complete 24-row campaign response · United States · NHTSA exact campaign record

NHTSA lists Columbia MY2010 within this DD15 EPA07 grid-heater campaign. The literal Columbia rows are not expanded to a BBC, cab, sleeper, axle layout or universal engine.

Columbia MY2010 · 09V-400 DD15 grid-heater campaign
SpecificationDocumented value / configuration
Exact campaign identityColumbia · MY2010 · NHTSA 09V400000 / DTNA 09C-4
Equipment / conditionCertain Detroit Diesel DD15 EPA07 engines manufactured with grid heaters · improperly tightened screws could increase internal resistance, melt circuit-board solder and create a short circuit
Published consequenceA short-circuited grid heater could cause a vehicle fire and injury to occupants
Manufacturer remedyDetroit Diesel-authorized repair facilities and direct warranty customers were to reprogram engine-control logic for cold-weather starting without the grid heater and remove the grid-heater power and ground cables; the recall began November 4, 2009
Complete campaign population18,067 vehicles across the complete 24-row response · not a family or model-year production count
Response roster boundaryTwelve Freightliner rows are retained: Cascadia MY2007–MY2010, Century MY2007–MY2010 and Columbia MY2007–MY2010. Twelve Sterling 8500/9500 and Western Star 4900 rows remain outside this Freightliner-family programme.
Evidence limitCampaign applicability establishes neither universal DD15 or grid-heater fitment, continuous availability, a family production quantity, exact first/final model year, production endpoint, generation boundary, derivative equivalence nor successor relationship.
MY2010 exact campaign applicability

Columbia MY2010 · exact 10V-189 campaign detail

NHTSA 10V-189 / DTNA FL-578 · received May 7, 2010 · Columbia MY2010 · 10V-189 low-pressure fuel-flange campaign

Exact NHTSA Columbia MY2010 row within the campaign response · United States · NHTSA exact campaign record

NHTSA lists Columbia MY2010 within this campaign. The literal Columbia label is not narrowed to Columbia 112, a cab, sleeper, axle layout or completed-vehicle type.

Columbia MY2010 · 10V-189 low-pressure fuel-flange campaign
SpecificationDocumented value / configuration
Exact campaign identityColumbia · MY2010 · NHTSA 10V189000 / DTNA FL-578
Equipment / conditionDD13 and DD15/DD16 engines · a restricted fuel filter could allow the low-pressure fuel flange to crack and leak fuel
Published consequenceFuel leaking onto the roadway could increase crash risk
Manufacturer remedyReplace the low-pressure fuel flange with a more robust component free of charge; the safety recall began September 17, 2010
Combined campaign population30,704 vehicles across the campaign scope · not a Freightliner-family or model-year production count
Response roster boundaryThe exact endpoint returns 20 Freightliner rows, all retained here. Its narrative additionally names Sterling 9500 and Western Star 4900 vehicles, but the endpoint supplies no separate rows for those makes.
Shared manufacturing windowJanuary 1, 2007–April 5, 2010 across the campaign scope · not a family production range, model-year boundary or proof of continuous availability
Evidence limitCampaign applicability establishes neither universal engine fitment, continuous availability, family production quantity, exact first/final model year, build endpoint, derivative equivalence nor successor relationship.
MY2010 exact campaign applicability

Columbia MY2010 · exact 10V-339 campaign detail

NHTSA 10V-339 / DTNA 10C-4 · received July 27, 2010 · Columbia MY2010 · 10V-339 high-pressure fuel-pump campaign

Exact NHTSA Columbia MY2010 row within the campaign response · United States · NHTSA exact campaign record

NHTSA lists Columbia MY2010 within this campaign. The literal Columbia label is not narrowed to Columbia 112, a cab, sleeper, axle layout or completed-vehicle type.

Columbia MY2010 · 10V-339 high-pressure fuel-pump campaign
SpecificationDocumented value / configuration
Exact campaign identityColumbia · MY2010 · NHTSA 10V339000 / DTNA 10C-4
Equipment / conditionSpecific DD13 and DD15 engines · a Bosch high-pressure fuel-pump element could crack through hydrogen-induced stress corrosion and leak diesel fuel
Published consequenceAn undetected diesel leak could spill onto the roadway and increase crash risk
Manufacturer remedyRepair affected vehicles free of charge; the safety recall was expected to begin on or about March 28, 2011
Combined campaign population13,410 vehicles across the complete 18-row response · not a Freightliner-family or model-year production count
Response roster boundaryThe exact response contains 15 Freightliner rows retained here and three Western Star 4900 rows outside this programme.
Shared manufacturing windowFebruary 19, 2009–July 9, 2010 across the campaign response · not a family production range, model-year boundary or proof of continuous availability
Evidence limitCampaign applicability establishes neither universal engine fitment, continuous availability, family production quantity, exact first/final model year, build endpoint, derivative equivalence nor successor relationship.
MY2010 exact campaign applicability

Columbia MY2010 · exact 10V-341 campaign detail

NHTSA 10V-341 / DTNA 10C-5 · received July 27, 2010 · Columbia MY2010 · 10V-341 MBE900 grid-heater campaign

Exact NHTSA Columbia MY2010 row within the campaign response · United States · NHTSA exact campaign record

NHTSA lists Columbia MY2010 within this campaign. The literal Columbia label is not narrowed to Columbia 112, a cab, sleeper, axle layout or completed-vehicle type.

Columbia MY2010 · 10V-341 MBE900 grid-heater campaign
SpecificationDocumented value / configuration
Exact campaign identityColumbia · MY2010 · NHTSA 10V341000 / DTNA 10C-5
Equipment / conditionSpecific MBE900 EPA04 and EPA07 engines · the intake air grid heater could short circuit because of excessive internal temperature
Published consequenceA short circuit could cause a vehicle fire, possibly resulting in personal injury
Manufacturer remedyRepair affected vehicles free of charge through Detroit Diesel facilities; the safety recall was expected to begin on or about July 29, 2011
Combined campaign population5,743 vehicles across the complete 54-row response · not a Freightliner-family or model-year production count
Response roster boundaryThe exact response contains 25 Freightliner rows retained here: five model years each for Cascadia, Century, Columbia, FLD and M2. Five Freightliner Custom Chassis, 19 Sterling and five Western Star rows remain outside this programme.
Shared manufacturing windowSeptember 5, 2006–June 30, 2010 across the campaign response · not a family production range, model-year boundary or proof of continuous availability
Evidence limitCampaign applicability establishes neither universal engine fitment, continuous availability, family production quantity, exact first/final model year, build endpoint, derivative equivalence nor successor relationship.
MY2010 exact campaign applicability

Columbia MY2010 · exact 11V-146 campaign detail

NHTSA 11V-146 / DTNA 10C-5 · received March 3, 2011 · Columbia MY2010 · 11V-146 MBE4000 grid-heater campaign

Exact NHTSA Columbia MY2010 row within the campaign response · United States · NHTSA exact campaign record

NHTSA lists Columbia MY2010 within this campaign. The literal Columbia label is not narrowed to Columbia 112, a cab, sleeper, axle layout, glider or completed-vehicle type.

Columbia MY2010 · 11V-146 MBE4000 grid-heater campaign
SpecificationDocumented value / configuration
Exact campaign identityColumbia · MY2010 · NHTSA 11V146000 / DTNA 10C-5
Equipment / conditionSpecific MBE4000 EPA07 engines · the intake-air grid heater could short circuit and fail because of excessive internal temperatures
Published consequenceA short-circuited grid heater could cause a vehicle fire and injure occupants
Manufacturer remedyDTNA announced owner notification during March 2011 and a second notice once the free dealer remedy became available; the endpoint expected remedy availability by December 1, 2011
Complete campaign population2,073 vehicles across the complete 42-row response · not a Freightliner-family or model-year production count
Response roster boundaryThe exact response contains 30 Freightliner rows. Twenty-nine are retained across Cascadia, Century, Columbia, FLD and M2; Cascadia MY2006 is withheld because it predates the controlled 2007 launch chronology. Six Sterling 9500 and six Western Star 4900 rows remain outside this programme.
Shared manufacturing windowMarch 20, 2006–June 30, 2010 across the campaign response · not a family production range, model-year boundary or proof of continuous availability
Campaign relationshipThe endpoint says this recall is associated with earlier campaign 10V-341. It is retained as a distinct later campaign record, not a second engine era or generation.
Evidence limitCampaign applicability establishes neither universal MBE4000 fitment, continuous availability, family production quantity, exact first/final model year, build endpoint, derivative equivalence nor successor relationship.
MY2010 exact campaign applicability

Columbia MY2010 · exact 11V-287 campaign detail

NHTSA 11V-287 / DTNA 10C-4 expansion · received May 18, 2011 · Columbia MY2010 · 11V-287 expanded high-pressure fuel-pump campaign

Exact NHTSA Columbia MY2010 row within the campaign response · United States · NHTSA exact campaign record

NHTSA lists Columbia MY2010 within this campaign. The literal Columbia label is not narrowed to Columbia 112, a cab, sleeper, axle layout or completed-vehicle type.

Columbia MY2010 · 11V-287 expanded high-pressure fuel-pump campaign
SpecificationDocumented value / configuration
Exact campaign identityColumbia · MY2010 · NHTSA 11V287000 / DTNA 10C-4 expansion
Equipment / conditionSpecific DD13 and DD15 engines · a Bosch high-pressure fuel-pump element could crack through hydrogen-induced stress corrosion and leak diesel fuel
Published consequenceAn undetected diesel leak could spill onto the roadway and increase crash risk
Manufacturer remedyRepair affected vehicles free of charge; NHTSA explicitly identifies this campaign as an expansion of 10V-339 and records a May 18, 2011 recall start
Combined campaign population268 vehicles across the complete 18-row expansion response · not a Freightliner-family or model-year production count
Response roster boundaryThe exact expansion response contains 15 Freightliner rows retained here and three Western Star 4900 rows outside this programme. It remains a distinct later campaign record rather than a second equipment era.
Shared manufacturing windowFebruary 19, 2009–July 9, 2010 across the expansion response · not a family production range, model-year boundary or proof of continuous availability
Evidence limitCampaign applicability establishes neither universal engine fitment, continuous availability, family production quantity, exact first/final model year, build endpoint, derivative equivalence nor successor relationship.
MY2010 exact campaign applicability

Columbia MY2010 · exact 11V-330 campaign detail

NHTSA 11V-330 / DTNA FL-609 · received June 20, 2011 · Columbia MY2010 · 11V-330 starter-cable isolator campaign

Exact NHTSA Columbia MY2010 row within the campaign response · United States · NHTSA exact campaign record

NHTSA lists Columbia MY2010 within this equipment-qualified campaign. The literal Columbia label is not narrowed to Columbia 112, a cab, sleeper, axle layout or completed-vehicle type.

Columbia MY2010 · 11V-330 starter-cable isolator campaign
SpecificationDocumented value / configuration
Exact campaign identityColumbia · MY2010 · NHTSA 11V330000 / DTNA FL-609
Equipment / conditionCertain vehicles built with Detroit Diesel DD15 or DD16 engines · the bolt attaching a rubber isolator to a support bracket could loosen, back out and contact an unfused starter cable
Published consequenceA short circuit between the unfused battery cable and chassis ground could cause a vehicle fire
Manufacturer remedyDTNA announced free installation of a new bolt and isolator and repair as necessary, with the safety recall expected to begin on or before August 19, 2011
Complete campaign population53,847 vehicles across the complete 28-row response · not a Freightliner-family or model-year production count
Response roster boundaryAll 20 Freightliner Cascadia, Century Class, Columbia and Coronado MY2008–MY2012 rows are retained. Four Sterling A-Line/L-Line rows and four Western Star Constellation rows remain outside this programme.
Shared manufacturing windowJanuary 14, 2008–June 15, 2011 across the campaign response · not a family production range, first build or model-year boundary
Evidence limitCampaign applicability establishes neither universal DD15/DD16 fitment, continuous availability, family production quantity, exact first/final model year, build endpoint, derivative equivalence nor successor relationship.
MY2010 exact campaign applicability

Columbia MY2010 · exact 11V-514 campaign detail

NHTSA 11V-514 · received October 13, 2011 · Columbia MY2010 · 11V-514 rack-and-pinion campaign

Exact NHTSA Columbia MY2010 row within the campaign response · United States · NHTSA exact campaign record

NHTSA lists Columbia MY2010 within this equipment-qualified campaign. The row is not expanded to a BBC, cab, sleeper, axle layout or powertrain.

Columbia MY2010 · 11V-514 rack-and-pinion campaign
SpecificationDocumented value / configuration
Exact campaign identityColumbia · MY2010 · NHTSA 11V514000
Equipment / conditionCertain rack-and-pinion steering systems · the lower pinion bearing could corrode and fail, damaging spool-valve seals and misdirecting hydraulic fluid
Published consequenceThe steering could unexpectedly turn left or right, making the vehicle harder to control and increasing crash risk
Manufacturer remedyDTNA announced inspection of the lower bearing; affected steering systems were to be replaced, while non-corroded bearings were to receive grease, replacement bellows and sealant. An interim letter was mailed in December 2011
Complete campaign population9,689 vehicles across the complete 35-row response · not a family or model-year production count
Response roster boundaryThirty-three literal rows are retained across Cascadia MY2007–MY2011 and Century, Columbia, Coronado and Classic XL MY2005–MY2011. Cascadia MY2005–MY2006 are withheld because the campaign labels predate the controlled 2007 launch chronology.
Shared manufacturing intervalNovember 1, 2004–June 15, 2010 across the complete campaign response · not allocated by family or model year
Evidence limitCampaign applicability establishes neither universal steering fitment, a family production quantity, continuous availability, exact first/final model year, build endpoint, derivative equivalence nor successor relationship.
MY2010 exact campaign applicability

Columbia MY2010 · exact 20V-214 campaign detail

NHTSA 20V-214 / DTNA FL848 · received April 14, 2020 · Columbia MY2010 · 20V-214 rear-reflector campaign

Exact NHTSA Columbia MY2010 row within the 86-row campaign response · United States · NHTSA exact campaign record

NHTSA lists Columbia MY2010 within this campaign. The literal Columbia label is not narrowed to Columbia 112, a cab, sleeper, axle layout or completed-vehicle type.

Columbia MY2010 · 20V-214 rear-reflector campaign
SpecificationDocumented value / configuration
Exact campaign identityColumbia · MY2010 · NHTSA 20V214000 / DTNA FL848
Equipment / conditionRear conspicuity reflective tape could be partially covered by the mudflap hanger bracket, reducing rearward visibility and failing FMVSS 108.
Published consequenceReduced rearward visibility could increase crash risk.
Manufacturer remedyInspect and reposition the reflective tape so it is completely visible, free of charge; the recall began May 29, 2020.
Combined campaign population63,175 vehicles across the complete campaign scope · not a Freightliner-family or model-year production count
Response roster boundaryThe exact endpoint returns 86 model/year rows: 82 Freightliner rows retained across nine programme families, plus three Sterling rows and one Western Star 5700 row outside this programme.
Narrative rangeThe campaign summary names model-year spans for the covered labels, but this table is limited to the exact returned row and does not prove continuous family availability or production.
Evidence limitCampaign applicability establishes neither universal configuration fitment, continuous availability, family production quantity, exact first/final model year, build endpoint, derivative equivalence nor successor relationship.
MY2010 NHTSA campaign identity

Columbia · MY2010 rack-and-pinion steering campaign identity

October 13, 2011 · NHTSA campaign 11V514000 / DTNA FL-614 · Columbia · MY2010 rack-and-pinion steering campaign identity

Explicit MY2010 campaign identity · United States

The vehicle-specific model-year query and official campaign record are joined by exact campaign number. Campaign-wide equipment, population, consequence and remedy fields remain distinct from family production chronology.

Columbia · MY2010 rack-and-pinion steering campaign identity
SpecificationDocumented value / configuration
NHTSA make / model-year identityFreightliner Columbia · MY2010
Campaign11V514000 · Daimler Trucks FL-614
Campaign equipment / defect scopeCertain MY2005–MY2011 Cascadia, Columbia, Century, Coronado and Classic XL trucks manufactured November 1, 2004–June 15, 2010 with rack-and-pinion steering whose lower pinion bearing could corrode and fail
Campaign-wide potentially affected9,689 vehicles across campaign 11V514000 · not a model-specific production count
Manufacturer campaignFL-614
Campaign consequenceBearing and spool-valve-seal damage could cause unexpected left or right steering input and increase crash risk
Campaign remedyInspect the lower bearing; replace the rack-and-pinion system if corroded, otherwise grease the bearing and replace/seal the bellows
Evidence join limitThe vehicle-specific queries control the five named MY2010 model identities. The campaign record controls the shared MY2005–MY2011 equipment, manufacturing-window, population, consequence and remedy fields. Those shared fields are not a production range for any one family and do not establish first/final model years, continuous availability, order cut-offs or endpoints.

MY2010 · vehicle query reviewed September 25, 2026 · Columbia · MY2010 exact regulator campaign query

Explicit model year · United States

The exact NHTSA vehicle response is retained as bounded model-year and campaign-membership provenance. Its result count and campaign identifiers are not a production chronology, complete option matrix or relationship record.

Columbia · MY2010 exact regulator campaign query
SpecificationDocumented value / configuration
NHTSA make / model-year identityFreightliner Columbia · MY2010
Vehicle-specific campaign records returned18
Campaign identifiers returned17V810000 · 16V206000 · 12V074000 · 11V465000 · 11V287000 · 10V189000 · 11V146000 · 11V514000 · 11V330000 · 09V220000 · 10V112000 · 09V366000 · 09V400000 · 10V341000 · 09V357000 · 09V391000 · 10V339000 · 20V214000
Label boundaryThe literal Columbia label does not independently assign a 112/120 derivative, cab, sleeper or axle configuration.
Evidence limitThe exact NHTSA response establishes only the returned Freightliner Columbia label, requested model-year identity, result count and campaign identifiers. It establishes no production count, continuous range, exact first/final model year, first/last build, derivative equivalence or universal equipment.
MY2010 exact campaign applicability

Columbia MY2010 · exact ESC campaign detail

NHTSA 11V-465 / DTNA FL-612 · received September 8, 2011 · Columbia MY2010 · 11V-465 electronic-stability-control campaign

Exact NHTSA Columbia MY2010 row within the 42-row campaign response · United States · NHTSA exact campaign record

NHTSA lists Columbia MY2010 within the Meritor WABCO ESC campaign. The literal Columbia label does not resolve the contained MY1997–MY1998 regulator-taxonomy conflict or establish a final model year.

Columbia MY2010 · 11V-465 electronic-stability-control campaign
SpecificationDocumented value / configuration
Exact campaign identityColumbia · MY2010 · NHTSA 11V465000 · DTNA FL-612
Equipment / conditionMeritor WABCO electronic stability control; under certain road and driving conditions, vehicle body roll and road inclination could adversely affect slip-angle calculation and prompt an outer-front-wheel brake application
Safety consequenceIf the driver reacted slowly during the intervention, the vehicle could deviate from its intended line of travel and increase crash risk
Manufacturer remedyReplace the ESC module with the appropriate software version as necessary, free of charge
Combined campaign population4,444 vehicles across 42 Freightliner and Sterling model/year rows · not a family or model-year production count
Shared campaign windowSeptember 15, 2005–September 1, 2011 · combined affected-vehicle manufacturing interval, not a family production range
Notification chronologyInterim owner notice planned about November 21, 2011; safety recall began March 28, 2012 after remedy validation and parts planning
Evidence limitCampaign applicability does not establish continuous production, universal equipment, a family production count, exact first/final model year, build quantity, generation boundary, derivative equivalence or endpoint.
MY2010 exact campaign applicability

Columbia MY2010 · exact fuel-line campaign detail

NHTSA 12V-074 / DTNA 12C-2 · received February 28, 2012 · Columbia MY2010 · 12V-074 high-pressure fuel-line campaign

Exact NHTSA Columbia MY2010 row within the 68-row campaign response · United States · NHTSA exact campaign record

NHTSA lists Columbia MY2010 within the Detroit Diesel fuel-line campaign. The literal Columbia label does not resolve the contained MY1997–MY1998 regulator-taxonomy conflict or establish a final model year.

Columbia MY2010 · 12V-074 high-pressure fuel-line campaign
SpecificationDocumented value / configuration
Exact campaign identityColumbia · MY2010 · NHTSA 12V074000 · DTNA 12C-2
Equipment / conditionDetroit Diesel EPA07 and EPA10 DD13 and DD15/16 engines; service work could damage or loosen the high-pressure fuel-line support system, allowing a line to crack and leak fuel
Safety consequenceLeaking fuel could create a road hazard and increase crash risk; fuel near an ignition source could cause a fire
Manufacturer remedyReplace the high-pressure fuel-line support system where necessary at an authorized DTNA service facility, free of charge
Combined campaign population103,437 vehicles across 68 Freightliner, Sterling and Western Star model/year rows · not a family or model-year production count
Shared campaign windowJanuary 20, 2006–February 20, 2012 · combined affected-vehicle manufacturing interval, not a family production range
Notification chronologyNHTSA received the report February 28, 2012; the safety recall began April 27, 2012
Evidence limitCampaign applicability does not establish continuous production, universal engine fitment, a family production count, exact first/final model year, build quantity, generation boundary, derivative equivalence or endpoint.
MY2010 exact campaign applicability

Columbia MY2010 · exact rear-brake campaign detail

NHTSA 16V-206 / DTNA FL-705 · received April 12, 2016 · Columbia MY2010 · 16V-206 rear air-disc-brake campaign

Exact NHTSA Columbia MY2010 row within the 32-row campaign response · United States · NHTSA exact campaign record

NHTSA lists Columbia MY2010 within the rear air-disc-brake campaign. The literal Columbia label does not establish a final model year, continuous availability or a production endpoint.

Columbia MY2010 · 16V-206 rear air-disc-brake campaign
SpecificationDocumented value / configuration
Exact campaign identityColumbia · MY2010 · NHTSA 16V206000 · DTNA FL-705
Equipment / conditionCertain Bendix rear disc brakes with spring suspensions; an incorrectly installed rear brake caliper could contact the suspension
Safety consequenceCaliper-to-suspension contact could reduce braking effectiveness and increase crash risk
Manufacturer remedyCorrect the rear brake-caliper orientation as necessary at no charge
Combined campaign population702 vehicles across 32 Business Class M2, Columbia, 108SD and 114SD model/year rows · not a family or model-year production count
Shared campaign windowJanuary 6, 2010–February 29, 2016 · combined affected-vehicle manufacturing interval, not a family production range
Notification chronologyNHTSA received the report April 12, 2016; the safety recall began June 8, 2016
Evidence limitCampaign applicability does not establish continuous production, universal brake or suspension fitment, a family production count, exact first/final model year, build quantity, Plus transition, derivative equivalence or endpoint.
MY2011 exact campaign applicability

Columbia MY2011 · exact 10V-189 campaign detail

NHTSA 10V-189 / DTNA FL-578 · received May 7, 2010 · Columbia MY2011 · 10V-189 low-pressure fuel-flange campaign

Exact NHTSA Columbia MY2011 row within the campaign response · United States · NHTSA exact campaign record

NHTSA lists Columbia MY2011 within this campaign. The literal Columbia label is not narrowed to Columbia 112, a cab, sleeper, axle layout or completed-vehicle type.

Columbia MY2011 · 10V-189 low-pressure fuel-flange campaign
SpecificationDocumented value / configuration
Exact campaign identityColumbia · MY2011 · NHTSA 10V189000 / DTNA FL-578
Equipment / conditionDD13 and DD15/DD16 engines · a restricted fuel filter could allow the low-pressure fuel flange to crack and leak fuel
Published consequenceFuel leaking onto the roadway could increase crash risk
Manufacturer remedyReplace the low-pressure fuel flange with a more robust component free of charge; the safety recall began September 17, 2010
Combined campaign population30,704 vehicles across the campaign scope · not a Freightliner-family or model-year production count
Response roster boundaryThe exact endpoint returns 20 Freightliner rows, all retained here. Its narrative additionally names Sterling 9500 and Western Star 4900 vehicles, but the endpoint supplies no separate rows for those makes.
Shared manufacturing windowJanuary 1, 2007–April 5, 2010 across the campaign scope · not a family production range, model-year boundary or proof of continuous availability
Evidence limitCampaign applicability establishes neither universal engine fitment, continuous availability, family production quantity, exact first/final model year, build endpoint, derivative equivalence nor successor relationship.
MY2011 exact campaign applicability

Columbia MY2011 · exact 10V-339 campaign detail

NHTSA 10V-339 / DTNA 10C-4 · received July 27, 2010 · Columbia MY2011 · 10V-339 high-pressure fuel-pump campaign

Exact NHTSA Columbia MY2011 row within the campaign response · United States · NHTSA exact campaign record

NHTSA lists Columbia MY2011 within this campaign. The literal Columbia label is not narrowed to Columbia 112, a cab, sleeper, axle layout or completed-vehicle type.

Columbia MY2011 · 10V-339 high-pressure fuel-pump campaign
SpecificationDocumented value / configuration
Exact campaign identityColumbia · MY2011 · NHTSA 10V339000 / DTNA 10C-4
Equipment / conditionSpecific DD13 and DD15 engines · a Bosch high-pressure fuel-pump element could crack through hydrogen-induced stress corrosion and leak diesel fuel
Published consequenceAn undetected diesel leak could spill onto the roadway and increase crash risk
Manufacturer remedyRepair affected vehicles free of charge; the safety recall was expected to begin on or about March 28, 2011
Combined campaign population13,410 vehicles across the complete 18-row response · not a Freightliner-family or model-year production count
Response roster boundaryThe exact response contains 15 Freightliner rows retained here and three Western Star 4900 rows outside this programme.
Shared manufacturing windowFebruary 19, 2009–July 9, 2010 across the campaign response · not a family production range, model-year boundary or proof of continuous availability
Evidence limitCampaign applicability establishes neither universal engine fitment, continuous availability, family production quantity, exact first/final model year, build endpoint, derivative equivalence nor successor relationship.
MY2011 exact campaign applicability

Columbia MY2011 · exact 10V-341 campaign detail

NHTSA 10V-341 / DTNA 10C-5 · received July 27, 2010 · Columbia MY2011 · 10V-341 MBE900 grid-heater campaign

Exact NHTSA Columbia MY2011 row within the campaign response · United States · NHTSA exact campaign record

NHTSA lists Columbia MY2011 within this campaign. The literal Columbia label is not narrowed to Columbia 112, a cab, sleeper, axle layout or completed-vehicle type.

Columbia MY2011 · 10V-341 MBE900 grid-heater campaign
SpecificationDocumented value / configuration
Exact campaign identityColumbia · MY2011 · NHTSA 10V341000 / DTNA 10C-5
Equipment / conditionSpecific MBE900 EPA04 and EPA07 engines · the intake air grid heater could short circuit because of excessive internal temperature
Published consequenceA short circuit could cause a vehicle fire, possibly resulting in personal injury
Manufacturer remedyRepair affected vehicles free of charge through Detroit Diesel facilities; the safety recall was expected to begin on or about July 29, 2011
Combined campaign population5,743 vehicles across the complete 54-row response · not a Freightliner-family or model-year production count
Response roster boundaryThe exact response contains 25 Freightliner rows retained here: five model years each for Cascadia, Century, Columbia, FLD and M2. Five Freightliner Custom Chassis, 19 Sterling and five Western Star rows remain outside this programme.
Shared manufacturing windowSeptember 5, 2006–June 30, 2010 across the campaign response · not a family production range, model-year boundary or proof of continuous availability
Evidence limitCampaign applicability establishes neither universal engine fitment, continuous availability, family production quantity, exact first/final model year, build endpoint, derivative equivalence nor successor relationship.
MY2011 exact campaign applicability

Columbia MY2011 · exact 10V-551 campaign detail

NHTSA 10V-551 / DTNA FL-584 · received November 4, 2010 · Columbia MY2011 · 10V-551 tire-label compliance campaign

Exact NHTSA Columbia MY2011 row within the campaign response · United States · NHTSA exact campaign record

NHTSA lists Columbia MY2011 within this campaign. The literal Columbia label is not narrowed to a cab, sleeper, axle layout, completed-vehicle type or another derivative.

Columbia MY2011 · 10V-551 tire-label compliance campaign
SpecificationDocumented value / configuration
Exact campaign identityColumbia · MY2011 · NHTSA 10V551000 / DTNA FL-584
Equipment / conditionVehicle certification labels missing the recommended cold tire inflation pressures · FMVSS No. 120 noncompliance
Published consequenceFailure to follow proper tire-inflation recommendations can result in tire failure and increase crash risk
Manufacturer remedyReplace labels containing missing information with corrected labels free of charge; the safety recall was expected to begin on or before January 15, 2011
Combined campaign population7,466 vehicles across the complete six-row response · not a Freightliner-family or model-year production count
Response roster boundaryThe exact response contains five Freightliner rows retained here and one Western Star 4900 row outside this programme. The narrative also names FLD Military, but the response supplies no distinct FLD Military row, so no FLD table or applicability claim is created.
Shared manufacturing windowAugust 9–October 27, 2010 across the campaign response · not a family production range, model-year boundary or proof of continuous availability
Evidence limitCampaign applicability establishes neither universal equipment fitment, continuous availability, family production quantity, exact first/final model year, build endpoint, derivative equivalence nor successor relationship.
February 18, 2011 amended filing · exact MY2011 applicability

Columbia MY2011 · 11V-077 certification-label amendment

February 18, 2011 amended Part 573 report · NHTSA 11V-077 / DTNA FL-584 · Columbia MY2011 · amended 11V-077 certification-label campaign

Explicit MY2011 Columbia family label in the amended affected-model table · United States · NHTSA amended manufacturer filing

The amended filing names Columbia MY2011. The literal Columbia label is not narrowed to a cab, sleeper, axle layout, completed-vehicle type or another derivative.

Columbia MY2011 · amended 11V-077 certification-label campaign
SpecificationDocumented value / configuration
CampaignNHTSA 11V-077 / DTNA FL-584
Exact amended identityColumbia · MY2011
NoncomplianceVehicle certification labels omitted recommended cold tire inflation pressure information · FMVSS No. 120
Expansion boundary207 additional vehicles across the complete amended campaign roster; a separate recall was created because adding them to 10V-551 would exceed a 20% population increase and NHTSA directed a new campaign
Prior-campaign separationDTNA reported no VIN overlap with 10V-551; the affected labels were printed after October 27, 2010
Remedy / processDTNA proposed repairing affected vehicles without charge; owner and dealer notification timing remained to be coordinated with NHTSA
Complaint statusDTNA reported no complaints or injuries associated with this condition
Evidence limitThe 207-vehicle figure is a combined campaign population, not a family production count. The filing establishes neither continuous availability, universal equipment, first/final model year, production endpoint, derivative equivalence nor successor relationship.
MY2011 exact campaign applicability

Columbia MY2011 · exact 11V-146 campaign detail

NHTSA 11V-146 / DTNA 10C-5 · received March 3, 2011 · Columbia MY2011 · 11V-146 MBE4000 grid-heater campaign

Exact NHTSA Columbia MY2011 row within the campaign response · United States · NHTSA exact campaign record

NHTSA lists Columbia MY2011 within this campaign. The literal Columbia label is not narrowed to Columbia 112, a cab, sleeper, axle layout, glider or completed-vehicle type.

Columbia MY2011 · 11V-146 MBE4000 grid-heater campaign
SpecificationDocumented value / configuration
Exact campaign identityColumbia · MY2011 · NHTSA 11V146000 / DTNA 10C-5
Equipment / conditionSpecific MBE4000 EPA07 engines · the intake-air grid heater could short circuit and fail because of excessive internal temperatures
Published consequenceA short-circuited grid heater could cause a vehicle fire and injure occupants
Manufacturer remedyDTNA announced owner notification during March 2011 and a second notice once the free dealer remedy became available; the endpoint expected remedy availability by December 1, 2011
Complete campaign population2,073 vehicles across the complete 42-row response · not a Freightliner-family or model-year production count
Response roster boundaryThe exact response contains 30 Freightliner rows. Twenty-nine are retained across Cascadia, Century, Columbia, FLD and M2; Cascadia MY2006 is withheld because it predates the controlled 2007 launch chronology. Six Sterling 9500 and six Western Star 4900 rows remain outside this programme.
Shared manufacturing windowMarch 20, 2006–June 30, 2010 across the campaign response · not a family production range, model-year boundary or proof of continuous availability
Campaign relationshipThe endpoint says this recall is associated with earlier campaign 10V-341. It is retained as a distinct later campaign record, not a second engine era or generation.
Evidence limitCampaign applicability establishes neither universal MBE4000 fitment, continuous availability, family production quantity, exact first/final model year, build endpoint, derivative equivalence nor successor relationship.
MY2011 exact campaign applicability

Columbia MY2011 · exact 11V-287 campaign detail

NHTSA 11V-287 / DTNA 10C-4 expansion · received May 18, 2011 · Columbia MY2011 · 11V-287 expanded high-pressure fuel-pump campaign

Exact NHTSA Columbia MY2011 row within the campaign response · United States · NHTSA exact campaign record

NHTSA lists Columbia MY2011 within this campaign. The literal Columbia label is not narrowed to Columbia 112, a cab, sleeper, axle layout or completed-vehicle type.

Columbia MY2011 · 11V-287 expanded high-pressure fuel-pump campaign
SpecificationDocumented value / configuration
Exact campaign identityColumbia · MY2011 · NHTSA 11V287000 / DTNA 10C-4 expansion
Equipment / conditionSpecific DD13 and DD15 engines · a Bosch high-pressure fuel-pump element could crack through hydrogen-induced stress corrosion and leak diesel fuel
Published consequenceAn undetected diesel leak could spill onto the roadway and increase crash risk
Manufacturer remedyRepair affected vehicles free of charge; NHTSA explicitly identifies this campaign as an expansion of 10V-339 and records a May 18, 2011 recall start
Combined campaign population268 vehicles across the complete 18-row expansion response · not a Freightliner-family or model-year production count
Response roster boundaryThe exact expansion response contains 15 Freightliner rows retained here and three Western Star 4900 rows outside this programme. It remains a distinct later campaign record rather than a second equipment era.
Shared manufacturing windowFebruary 19, 2009–July 9, 2010 across the expansion response · not a family production range, model-year boundary or proof of continuous availability
Evidence limitCampaign applicability establishes neither universal engine fitment, continuous availability, family production quantity, exact first/final model year, build endpoint, derivative equivalence nor successor relationship.
MY2011 exact campaign applicability

Columbia MY2011 · exact 11V-330 campaign detail

NHTSA 11V-330 / DTNA FL-609 · received June 20, 2011 · Columbia MY2011 · 11V-330 starter-cable isolator campaign

Exact NHTSA Columbia MY2011 row within the campaign response · United States · NHTSA exact campaign record

NHTSA lists Columbia MY2011 within this equipment-qualified campaign. The literal Columbia label is not narrowed to Columbia 112, a cab, sleeper, axle layout or completed-vehicle type.

Columbia MY2011 · 11V-330 starter-cable isolator campaign
SpecificationDocumented value / configuration
Exact campaign identityColumbia · MY2011 · NHTSA 11V330000 / DTNA FL-609
Equipment / conditionCertain vehicles built with Detroit Diesel DD15 or DD16 engines · the bolt attaching a rubber isolator to a support bracket could loosen, back out and contact an unfused starter cable
Published consequenceA short circuit between the unfused battery cable and chassis ground could cause a vehicle fire
Manufacturer remedyDTNA announced free installation of a new bolt and isolator and repair as necessary, with the safety recall expected to begin on or before August 19, 2011
Complete campaign population53,847 vehicles across the complete 28-row response · not a Freightliner-family or model-year production count
Response roster boundaryAll 20 Freightliner Cascadia, Century Class, Columbia and Coronado MY2008–MY2012 rows are retained. Four Sterling A-Line/L-Line rows and four Western Star Constellation rows remain outside this programme.
Shared manufacturing windowJanuary 14, 2008–June 15, 2011 across the campaign response · not a family production range, first build or model-year boundary
Evidence limitCampaign applicability establishes neither universal DD15/DD16 fitment, continuous availability, family production quantity, exact first/final model year, build endpoint, derivative equivalence nor successor relationship.
MY2011 exact campaign applicability

Columbia MY2011 · exact 11V-514 campaign detail

NHTSA 11V-514 · received October 13, 2011 · Columbia MY2011 · 11V-514 rack-and-pinion campaign

Exact NHTSA Columbia MY2011 row within the campaign response · United States · NHTSA exact campaign record

NHTSA lists Columbia MY2011 within this equipment-qualified campaign. The row is not expanded to a BBC, cab, sleeper, axle layout or powertrain.

Columbia MY2011 · 11V-514 rack-and-pinion campaign
SpecificationDocumented value / configuration
Exact campaign identityColumbia · MY2011 · NHTSA 11V514000
Equipment / conditionCertain rack-and-pinion steering systems · the lower pinion bearing could corrode and fail, damaging spool-valve seals and misdirecting hydraulic fluid
Published consequenceThe steering could unexpectedly turn left or right, making the vehicle harder to control and increasing crash risk
Manufacturer remedyDTNA announced inspection of the lower bearing; affected steering systems were to be replaced, while non-corroded bearings were to receive grease, replacement bellows and sealant. An interim letter was mailed in December 2011
Complete campaign population9,689 vehicles across the complete 35-row response · not a family or model-year production count
Response roster boundaryThirty-three literal rows are retained across Cascadia MY2007–MY2011 and Century, Columbia, Coronado and Classic XL MY2005–MY2011. Cascadia MY2005–MY2006 are withheld because the campaign labels predate the controlled 2007 launch chronology.
Shared manufacturing intervalNovember 1, 2004–June 15, 2010 across the complete campaign response · not allocated by family or model year
Evidence limitCampaign applicability establishes neither universal steering fitment, a family production quantity, continuous availability, exact first/final model year, build endpoint, derivative equivalence nor successor relationship.
MY2011 exact campaign applicability

Columbia MY2011 · exact 20V-214 campaign detail

NHTSA 20V-214 / DTNA FL848 · received April 14, 2020 · Columbia MY2011 · 20V-214 rear-reflector campaign

Exact NHTSA Columbia MY2011 row within the 86-row campaign response · United States · NHTSA exact campaign record

NHTSA lists Columbia MY2011 within this campaign. The literal Columbia label is not narrowed to Columbia 112, a cab, sleeper, axle layout or completed-vehicle type.

Columbia MY2011 · 20V-214 rear-reflector campaign
SpecificationDocumented value / configuration
Exact campaign identityColumbia · MY2011 · NHTSA 20V214000 / DTNA FL848
Equipment / conditionRear conspicuity reflective tape could be partially covered by the mudflap hanger bracket, reducing rearward visibility and failing FMVSS 108.
Published consequenceReduced rearward visibility could increase crash risk.
Manufacturer remedyInspect and reposition the reflective tape so it is completely visible, free of charge; the recall began May 29, 2020.
Combined campaign population63,175 vehicles across the complete campaign scope · not a Freightliner-family or model-year production count
Response roster boundaryThe exact endpoint returns 86 model/year rows: 82 Freightliner rows retained across nine programme families, plus three Sterling rows and one Western Star 5700 row outside this programme.
Narrative rangeThe campaign summary names model-year spans for the covered labels, but this table is limited to the exact returned row and does not prove continuous family availability or production.
Evidence limitCampaign applicability establishes neither universal configuration fitment, continuous availability, family production quantity, exact first/final model year, build endpoint, derivative equivalence nor successor relationship.
MY2011 NHTSA campaign checkpoint

Columbia · MY2011 regulator campaign checkpoint

MY2011 · vehicle query reviewed September 20, 2026 · Columbia · MY2011 regulator campaign checkpoint

Explicit model year · United States

The vehicle-specific result includes campaign 11V514000 for certain rack-and-pinion-equipped trucks. The campaign equipment, shared manufacturing window and affected population are not universal model specifications or family chronology.

Columbia · MY2011 regulator campaign checkpoint
SpecificationDocumented value / configuration
NHTSA make / model-year identityFreightliner Columbia · MY2011
Vehicle-specific campaign records returned13
Shared joined campaign11V514000 · Freightliner FL-614 · rack-and-pinion steering
Evidence join limitThe vehicle-specific query establishes only the returned Freightliner model label, MY2011 identity and campaign membership. Campaign 11V514000 covers a shared rack-and-pinion-equipped population and manufacturing window; neither is a model-specific production count, whole-family production range, first or final model year, last build or proof of continuous availability.
October 14, 2011 filing · January–October 2011 investigation chronology

Columbia · FL-614 manufacturer-investigation checkpoint

October 14, 2011 defect information report · NHTSA 11V-514 / DTNA FL-614 · Columbia · FL-614 defect-investigation chronology

Specific MY2005–MY2011 Columbia vehicles manufactured November 1, 2004–June 15, 2010 with ThyssenKrupp rack-and-pinion steering. No Columbia 112/120 or regional derivative allocation is stated. · United States · regulator-filed manufacturer report

DTNA expressly included Columbia in its Part 573 filing and documented the investigation sequence that preceded its October 7, 2011 defect determination. The combined dates and estimated 9,906-vehicle population are not allocated to individual families.

Columbia · FL-614 defect-investigation chronology
SpecificationDocumented value / configuration
CampaignNHTSA 11V-514 · DTNA FL-614
Named model / stated model yearsColumbia · MY2005–MY2011
Shared affected-vehicle manufacturing windowNovember 1, 2004–June 15, 2010
Shared estimated campaign population9,906 vehicles · combined five-model population, not a family production count
First customer reportEnd of January 2011 · unintended-steering event; gear removed and returned to DTNA in early February
Second report and supplier analysisMid-March 2011 second customer event; first ThyssenKrupp analysis received mid-March and second analysis received early July
Manufacturer determinationOctober 7, 2011 · DTNA determined that a potential safety-related defect might exist
Equipment conditionLower pinion-bearing corrosion could permit pinion-valve movement, damage spool-valve seals and create an unintended steering condition
Evidence limitThe report does not allocate the shared population or manufacturing endpoints by family, prove continuous production or universal steering fitment, establish an exact first/final model year or close any family endpoint or derivative boundary
MY2011 exact campaign applicability

Columbia Glider MY2011 · exact 11V-249 campaign detail

NHTSA 11V-249 / DTNA FL-605 · received April 20, 2011 · Columbia Glider MY2011 · 11V-249 automatic-slack-adjuster campaign

Exact NHTSA Columbia Glider MY2011 row within the campaign response · United States · NHTSA exact campaign record

NHTSA lists Columbia Glider MY2011 within this campaign. This is explicitly a glider-qualified row. It does not establish factory-complete truck availability, a Columbia-family endpoint or current glider guidance.

Columbia Glider MY2011 · 11V-249 automatic-slack-adjuster campaign
SpecificationDocumented value / configuration
Exact campaign identityColumbia Glider · MY2011 · NHTSA 11V249000 / DTNA FL-605
Equipment / conditionGunite automatic slack adjusters manufactured October 15, 2010–January 31, 2011 · incomplete casting knit could leave inadequate housing integrity and allow the handle area to break under normal load
Published consequenceA broken housing could disable the affected wheel brake, reduce braking capacity and, if fitted on the steer axle, pull the vehicle to one side and cause a crash
Manufacturer remedyReplace affected slack adjusters free of charge; the safety recall began July 5, 2011
Combined campaign population1,591 vehicles across the complete five-row response · not a Freightliner-family or model-year production count
Response roster boundaryThe exact response contains four Freightliner rows retained here and one Western Star 4900 row outside this programme. Columbia Glider remains an explicitly glider-qualified row and is not generalized to completed-truck availability.
Shared manufacturing windowOctober 16, 2010–March 9, 2011 across the campaign response · not a family production range, model-year boundary or proof of continuous availability
Evidence limitCampaign applicability establishes neither universal equipment fitment, continuous availability, family production quantity, exact first/final model year, build endpoint, derivative equivalence nor successor relationship.
MY2011 exact campaign applicability

Columbia Glider MY2011 · exact 15V-616 campaign detail

NHTSA 15V-616 / 15V616000 · received October 1, 2015 · Columbia Glider MY2011 · 15V-616 / DTNA FL-692 campaign

Exact NHTSA Columbia Glider MY2011 row within the complete 16-row campaign response · United States · NHTSA exact campaign record

NHTSA lists Columbia Glider MY2011 within this Fontaine Ultra LT fifth-wheel campaign. The glider identity remains separate from complete-truck Columbia production, engine installation, current regulatory advice and the family endpoint question.

Columbia Glider MY2011 · 15V-616 / DTNA FL-692 campaign
SpecificationDocumented value / configuration
Exact campaign identityColumbia Glider · MY2011 · NHTSA 15V616000 / DTNA FL-692
Equipment / conditionCertain tractors equipped with Fontaine Ultra LT fifth wheels · cumulative damage could prevent the locking mechanism from operating or engaging correctly
Published consequenceA sufficiently damaged fifth wheel and lock could allow the trailer to detach unexpectedly, increasing crash risk
Manufacturer remedyDTNA authorized facilities were to replace the fifth wheel with an Ultra NT model free of charge; the recall began November 20, 2015
Response roster boundaryAll 16 exact Freightliner rows are retained: Cascadia, Coronado, Business Class M2 and Columbia Glider for MY2011–MY2014.
Manufacturing-window boundaryThe summary gives a shared April 5, 2010–June 15, 2013 manufacture window for the campaign population. It is not allocated by family or row and does not establish a complete production range.
Population boundaryThe exact API response publishes no affected-unit total. No family, year or campaign population is inferred.
Evidence limitCampaign applicability establishes neither universal fifth-wheel fitment, continuous availability, a family production quantity, exact first/final model year, last build, generation boundary, derivative equivalence nor successor relationship.
MY2011 exact campaign applicability

Columbia MY2011 · exact ESC campaign detail

NHTSA 11V-465 / DTNA FL-612 · received September 8, 2011 · Columbia MY2011 · 11V-465 electronic-stability-control campaign

Exact NHTSA Columbia MY2011 row within the 42-row campaign response · United States · NHTSA exact campaign record

NHTSA lists Columbia MY2011 within the Meritor WABCO ESC campaign. The literal Columbia label does not resolve the contained MY1997–MY1998 regulator-taxonomy conflict or establish a final model year.

Columbia MY2011 · 11V-465 electronic-stability-control campaign
SpecificationDocumented value / configuration
Exact campaign identityColumbia · MY2011 · NHTSA 11V465000 · DTNA FL-612
Equipment / conditionMeritor WABCO electronic stability control; under certain road and driving conditions, vehicle body roll and road inclination could adversely affect slip-angle calculation and prompt an outer-front-wheel brake application
Safety consequenceIf the driver reacted slowly during the intervention, the vehicle could deviate from its intended line of travel and increase crash risk
Manufacturer remedyReplace the ESC module with the appropriate software version as necessary, free of charge
Combined campaign population4,444 vehicles across 42 Freightliner and Sterling model/year rows · not a family or model-year production count
Shared campaign windowSeptember 15, 2005–September 1, 2011 · combined affected-vehicle manufacturing interval, not a family production range
Notification chronologyInterim owner notice planned about November 21, 2011; safety recall began March 28, 2012 after remedy validation and parts planning
Evidence limitCampaign applicability does not establish continuous production, universal equipment, a family production count, exact first/final model year, build quantity, generation boundary, derivative equivalence or endpoint.
MY2011 exact campaign applicability

Columbia MY2011 · exact fuel-line campaign detail

NHTSA 12V-074 / DTNA 12C-2 · received February 28, 2012 · Columbia MY2011 · 12V-074 high-pressure fuel-line campaign

Exact NHTSA Columbia MY2011 row within the 68-row campaign response · United States · NHTSA exact campaign record

NHTSA lists Columbia MY2011 within the Detroit Diesel fuel-line campaign. The literal Columbia label does not resolve the contained MY1997–MY1998 regulator-taxonomy conflict or establish a final model year.

Columbia MY2011 · 12V-074 high-pressure fuel-line campaign
SpecificationDocumented value / configuration
Exact campaign identityColumbia · MY2011 · NHTSA 12V074000 · DTNA 12C-2
Equipment / conditionDetroit Diesel EPA07 and EPA10 DD13 and DD15/16 engines; service work could damage or loosen the high-pressure fuel-line support system, allowing a line to crack and leak fuel
Safety consequenceLeaking fuel could create a road hazard and increase crash risk; fuel near an ignition source could cause a fire
Manufacturer remedyReplace the high-pressure fuel-line support system where necessary at an authorized DTNA service facility, free of charge
Combined campaign population103,437 vehicles across 68 Freightliner, Sterling and Western Star model/year rows · not a family or model-year production count
Shared campaign windowJanuary 20, 2006–February 20, 2012 · combined affected-vehicle manufacturing interval, not a family production range
Notification chronologyNHTSA received the report February 28, 2012; the safety recall began April 27, 2012
Evidence limitCampaign applicability does not establish continuous production, universal engine fitment, a family production count, exact first/final model year, build quantity, generation boundary, derivative equivalence or endpoint.
MY2011 exact campaign applicability

Columbia MY2011 · exact rear-brake campaign detail

NHTSA 16V-206 / DTNA FL-705 · received April 12, 2016 · Columbia MY2011 · 16V-206 rear air-disc-brake campaign

Exact NHTSA Columbia MY2011 row within the 32-row campaign response · United States · NHTSA exact campaign record

NHTSA lists Columbia MY2011 within the rear air-disc-brake campaign. The literal Columbia label does not establish a final model year, continuous availability or a production endpoint.

Columbia MY2011 · 16V-206 rear air-disc-brake campaign
SpecificationDocumented value / configuration
Exact campaign identityColumbia · MY2011 · NHTSA 16V206000 · DTNA FL-705
Equipment / conditionCertain Bendix rear disc brakes with spring suspensions; an incorrectly installed rear brake caliper could contact the suspension
Safety consequenceCaliper-to-suspension contact could reduce braking effectiveness and increase crash risk
Manufacturer remedyCorrect the rear brake-caliper orientation as necessary at no charge
Combined campaign population702 vehicles across 32 Business Class M2, Columbia, 108SD and 114SD model/year rows · not a family or model-year production count
Shared campaign windowJanuary 6, 2010–February 29, 2016 · combined affected-vehicle manufacturing interval, not a family production range
Notification chronologyNHTSA received the report April 12, 2016; the safety recall began June 8, 2016
Evidence limitCampaign applicability does not establish continuous production, universal brake or suspension fitment, a family production count, exact first/final model year, build quantity, Plus transition, derivative equivalence or endpoint.
MY2012 exact campaign applicability

Columbia MY2012 · exact 11V-330 campaign detail

NHTSA 11V-330 / DTNA FL-609 · received June 20, 2011 · Columbia MY2012 · 11V-330 starter-cable isolator campaign

Exact NHTSA Columbia MY2012 row within the campaign response · United States · NHTSA exact campaign record

NHTSA lists Columbia MY2012 within this equipment-qualified campaign. The literal Columbia label is not narrowed to Columbia 112, a cab, sleeper, axle layout or completed-vehicle type.

Columbia MY2012 · 11V-330 starter-cable isolator campaign
SpecificationDocumented value / configuration
Exact campaign identityColumbia · MY2012 · NHTSA 11V330000 / DTNA FL-609
Equipment / conditionCertain vehicles built with Detroit Diesel DD15 or DD16 engines · the bolt attaching a rubber isolator to a support bracket could loosen, back out and contact an unfused starter cable
Published consequenceA short circuit between the unfused battery cable and chassis ground could cause a vehicle fire
Manufacturer remedyDTNA announced free installation of a new bolt and isolator and repair as necessary, with the safety recall expected to begin on or before August 19, 2011
Complete campaign population53,847 vehicles across the complete 28-row response · not a Freightliner-family or model-year production count
Response roster boundaryAll 20 Freightliner Cascadia, Century Class, Columbia and Coronado MY2008–MY2012 rows are retained. Four Sterling A-Line/L-Line rows and four Western Star Constellation rows remain outside this programme.
Shared manufacturing windowJanuary 14, 2008–June 15, 2011 across the campaign response · not a family production range, first build or model-year boundary
Evidence limitCampaign applicability establishes neither universal DD15/DD16 fitment, continuous availability, family production quantity, exact first/final model year, build endpoint, derivative equivalence nor successor relationship.
MY2012 exact campaign applicability

Columbia MY2012 · exact 20V-214 campaign detail

NHTSA 20V-214 / DTNA FL848 · received April 14, 2020 · Columbia MY2012 · 20V-214 rear-reflector campaign

Exact NHTSA Columbia MY2012 row within the 86-row campaign response · United States · NHTSA exact campaign record

NHTSA lists Columbia MY2012 within this campaign. The literal Columbia label is not narrowed to Columbia 112, a cab, sleeper, axle layout or completed-vehicle type.

Columbia MY2012 · 20V-214 rear-reflector campaign
SpecificationDocumented value / configuration
Exact campaign identityColumbia · MY2012 · NHTSA 20V214000 / DTNA FL848
Equipment / conditionRear conspicuity reflective tape could be partially covered by the mudflap hanger bracket, reducing rearward visibility and failing FMVSS 108.
Published consequenceReduced rearward visibility could increase crash risk.
Manufacturer remedyInspect and reposition the reflective tape so it is completely visible, free of charge; the recall began May 29, 2020.
Combined campaign population63,175 vehicles across the complete campaign scope · not a Freightliner-family or model-year production count
Response roster boundaryThe exact endpoint returns 86 model/year rows: 82 Freightliner rows retained across nine programme families, plus three Sterling rows and one Western Star 5700 row outside this programme.
Narrative rangeThe campaign summary names model-year spans for the covered labels, but this table is limited to the exact returned row and does not prove continuous family availability or production.
Evidence limitCampaign applicability establishes neither universal configuration fitment, continuous availability, family production quantity, exact first/final model year, build endpoint, derivative equivalence nor successor relationship.
MY2012 NHTSA campaign checkpoint

Columbia · MY2012 regulator campaign checkpoint

MY2012 · vehicle query reviewed September 20, 2026 · Columbia · MY2012 regulator campaign checkpoint

Explicit model year · United States

The vehicle-specific result includes campaign 12V074000 for certain trucks equipped with identified Detroit Diesel engines and a high-pressure fuel-line support system. The campaign equipment, multi-brand manufacturing window and affected population are not universal model specifications or family chronology.

Columbia · MY2012 regulator campaign checkpoint
SpecificationDocumented value / configuration
NHTSA make / model-year identityFreightliner Columbia · MY2012
Vehicle-specific campaign records returned6
Shared joined campaign12V074000 · Freightliner 12C-2 · high-pressure fuel line
Evidence join limitThe vehicle-specific query establishes only the returned Freightliner model label, MY2012 identity and campaign membership. Campaign 12V074000 covers certain Detroit Diesel EPA07/EPA10 DD13 and DD15/16-equipped vehicles across multiple brands and model years. Its population and January 20, 2006–February 20, 2012 manufacturing window are not model-specific production counts, whole-family production ranges, first or final model years, last builds or proof of continuous availability.
MY2012 exact campaign applicability

Columbia Glider MY2012 · exact 15V-616 campaign detail

NHTSA 15V-616 / 15V616000 · received October 1, 2015 · Columbia Glider MY2012 · 15V-616 / DTNA FL-692 campaign

Exact NHTSA Columbia Glider MY2012 row within the complete 16-row campaign response · United States · NHTSA exact campaign record

NHTSA lists Columbia Glider MY2012 within this Fontaine Ultra LT fifth-wheel campaign. The glider identity remains separate from complete-truck Columbia production, engine installation, current regulatory advice and the family endpoint question.

Columbia Glider MY2012 · 15V-616 / DTNA FL-692 campaign
SpecificationDocumented value / configuration
Exact campaign identityColumbia Glider · MY2012 · NHTSA 15V616000 / DTNA FL-692
Equipment / conditionCertain tractors equipped with Fontaine Ultra LT fifth wheels · cumulative damage could prevent the locking mechanism from operating or engaging correctly
Published consequenceA sufficiently damaged fifth wheel and lock could allow the trailer to detach unexpectedly, increasing crash risk
Manufacturer remedyDTNA authorized facilities were to replace the fifth wheel with an Ultra NT model free of charge; the recall began November 20, 2015
Response roster boundaryAll 16 exact Freightliner rows are retained: Cascadia, Coronado, Business Class M2 and Columbia Glider for MY2011–MY2014.
Manufacturing-window boundaryThe summary gives a shared April 5, 2010–June 15, 2013 manufacture window for the campaign population. It is not allocated by family or row and does not establish a complete production range.
Population boundaryThe exact API response publishes no affected-unit total. No family, year or campaign population is inferred.
Evidence limitCampaign applicability establishes neither universal fifth-wheel fitment, continuous availability, a family production quantity, exact first/final model year, last build, generation boundary, derivative equivalence nor successor relationship.
MY2012 exact campaign applicability

Columbia MY2012 · exact ESC campaign detail

NHTSA 11V-465 / DTNA FL-612 · received September 8, 2011 · Columbia MY2012 · 11V-465 electronic-stability-control campaign

Exact NHTSA Columbia MY2012 row within the 42-row campaign response · United States · NHTSA exact campaign record

NHTSA lists Columbia MY2012 within the Meritor WABCO ESC campaign. The literal Columbia label does not resolve the contained MY1997–MY1998 regulator-taxonomy conflict or establish a final model year.

Columbia MY2012 · 11V-465 electronic-stability-control campaign
SpecificationDocumented value / configuration
Exact campaign identityColumbia · MY2012 · NHTSA 11V465000 · DTNA FL-612
Equipment / conditionMeritor WABCO electronic stability control; under certain road and driving conditions, vehicle body roll and road inclination could adversely affect slip-angle calculation and prompt an outer-front-wheel brake application
Safety consequenceIf the driver reacted slowly during the intervention, the vehicle could deviate from its intended line of travel and increase crash risk
Manufacturer remedyReplace the ESC module with the appropriate software version as necessary, free of charge
Combined campaign population4,444 vehicles across 42 Freightliner and Sterling model/year rows · not a family or model-year production count
Shared campaign windowSeptember 15, 2005–September 1, 2011 · combined affected-vehicle manufacturing interval, not a family production range
Notification chronologyInterim owner notice planned about November 21, 2011; safety recall began March 28, 2012 after remedy validation and parts planning
Evidence limitCampaign applicability does not establish continuous production, universal equipment, a family production count, exact first/final model year, build quantity, generation boundary, derivative equivalence or endpoint.
MY2012 exact campaign applicability

Columbia MY2012 · exact fuel-line campaign detail

NHTSA 12V-074 / DTNA 12C-2 · received February 28, 2012 · Columbia MY2012 · 12V-074 high-pressure fuel-line campaign

Exact NHTSA Columbia MY2012 row within the 68-row campaign response · United States · NHTSA exact campaign record

NHTSA lists Columbia MY2012 within the Detroit Diesel fuel-line campaign. The literal Columbia label does not resolve the contained MY1997–MY1998 regulator-taxonomy conflict or establish a final model year.

Columbia MY2012 · 12V-074 high-pressure fuel-line campaign
SpecificationDocumented value / configuration
Exact campaign identityColumbia · MY2012 · NHTSA 12V074000 · DTNA 12C-2
Equipment / conditionDetroit Diesel EPA07 and EPA10 DD13 and DD15/16 engines; service work could damage or loosen the high-pressure fuel-line support system, allowing a line to crack and leak fuel
Safety consequenceLeaking fuel could create a road hazard and increase crash risk; fuel near an ignition source could cause a fire
Manufacturer remedyReplace the high-pressure fuel-line support system where necessary at an authorized DTNA service facility, free of charge
Combined campaign population103,437 vehicles across 68 Freightliner, Sterling and Western Star model/year rows · not a family or model-year production count
Shared campaign windowJanuary 20, 2006–February 20, 2012 · combined affected-vehicle manufacturing interval, not a family production range
Notification chronologyNHTSA received the report February 28, 2012; the safety recall began April 27, 2012
Evidence limitCampaign applicability does not establish continuous production, universal engine fitment, a family production count, exact first/final model year, build quantity, generation boundary, derivative equivalence or endpoint.
MY2012 exact campaign applicability

Columbia MY2012 · exact rear-brake campaign detail

NHTSA 16V-206 / DTNA FL-705 · received April 12, 2016 · Columbia MY2012 · 16V-206 rear air-disc-brake campaign

Exact NHTSA Columbia MY2012 row within the 32-row campaign response · United States · NHTSA exact campaign record

NHTSA lists Columbia MY2012 within the rear air-disc-brake campaign. The literal Columbia label does not establish a final model year, continuous availability or a production endpoint.

Columbia MY2012 · 16V-206 rear air-disc-brake campaign
SpecificationDocumented value / configuration
Exact campaign identityColumbia · MY2012 · NHTSA 16V206000 · DTNA FL-705
Equipment / conditionCertain Bendix rear disc brakes with spring suspensions; an incorrectly installed rear brake caliper could contact the suspension
Safety consequenceCaliper-to-suspension contact could reduce braking effectiveness and increase crash risk
Manufacturer remedyCorrect the rear brake-caliper orientation as necessary at no charge
Combined campaign population702 vehicles across 32 Business Class M2, Columbia, 108SD and 114SD model/year rows · not a family or model-year production count
Shared campaign windowJanuary 6, 2010–February 29, 2016 · combined affected-vehicle manufacturing interval, not a family production range
Notification chronologyNHTSA received the report April 12, 2016; the safety recall began June 8, 2016
Evidence limitCampaign applicability does not establish continuous production, universal brake or suspension fitment, a family production count, exact first/final model year, build quantity, Plus transition, derivative equivalence or endpoint.
MY2013 exact campaign applicability

Columbia MY2013 · exact 20V-214 campaign detail

NHTSA 20V-214 / DTNA FL848 · received April 14, 2020 · Columbia MY2013 · 20V-214 rear-reflector campaign

Exact NHTSA Columbia MY2013 row within the 86-row campaign response · United States · NHTSA exact campaign record

NHTSA lists Columbia MY2013 within this campaign. The literal Columbia label is not narrowed to Columbia 112, a cab, sleeper, axle layout or completed-vehicle type.

Columbia MY2013 · 20V-214 rear-reflector campaign
SpecificationDocumented value / configuration
Exact campaign identityColumbia · MY2013 · NHTSA 20V214000 / DTNA FL848
Equipment / conditionRear conspicuity reflective tape could be partially covered by the mudflap hanger bracket, reducing rearward visibility and failing FMVSS 108.
Published consequenceReduced rearward visibility could increase crash risk.
Manufacturer remedyInspect and reposition the reflective tape so it is completely visible, free of charge; the recall began May 29, 2020.
Combined campaign population63,175 vehicles across the complete campaign scope · not a Freightliner-family or model-year production count
Response roster boundaryThe exact endpoint returns 86 model/year rows: 82 Freightliner rows retained across nine programme families, plus three Sterling rows and one Western Star 5700 row outside this programme.
Narrative rangeThe campaign summary names model-year spans for the covered labels, but this table is limited to the exact returned row and does not prove continuous family availability or production.
Evidence limitCampaign applicability establishes neither universal configuration fitment, continuous availability, family production quantity, exact first/final model year, build endpoint, derivative equivalence nor successor relationship.
MY2013 NHTSA campaign checkpoint

Columbia · MY2013 regulator campaign checkpoint

MY2013 · vehicle query reviewed September 20, 2026 · Columbia · MY2013 regulator campaign checkpoint

Explicit model year · United States

The vehicle-specific result includes campaign 12V074000 for certain trucks equipped with identified Detroit Diesel engines and a high-pressure fuel-line support system. The campaign equipment, multi-brand manufacturing window and affected population are not universal model specifications or family chronology.

Columbia · MY2013 regulator campaign checkpoint
SpecificationDocumented value / configuration
NHTSA make / model-year identityFreightliner Columbia · MY2013
Vehicle-specific campaign records returned5
Shared joined campaign12V074000 · Freightliner 12C-2 · high-pressure fuel line
Evidence join limitThe vehicle-specific query establishes only the returned Freightliner model label, MY2013 identity and campaign membership. Campaign 12V074000 covers certain Detroit Diesel EPA07/EPA10 DD13 and DD15/16-equipped vehicles across multiple brands and model years. Its population and January 20, 2006–February 20, 2012 manufacturing window are not model-specific production counts, whole-family production ranges, first or final model years, last builds or proof of continuous availability.
MY2013 exact campaign applicability

Columbia Glider MY2013 · exact 15V-616 campaign detail

NHTSA 15V-616 / 15V616000 · received October 1, 2015 · Columbia Glider MY2013 · 15V-616 / DTNA FL-692 campaign

Exact NHTSA Columbia Glider MY2013 row within the complete 16-row campaign response · United States · NHTSA exact campaign record

NHTSA lists Columbia Glider MY2013 within this Fontaine Ultra LT fifth-wheel campaign. The glider identity remains separate from complete-truck Columbia production, engine installation, current regulatory advice and the family endpoint question.

Columbia Glider MY2013 · 15V-616 / DTNA FL-692 campaign
SpecificationDocumented value / configuration
Exact campaign identityColumbia Glider · MY2013 · NHTSA 15V616000 / DTNA FL-692
Equipment / conditionCertain tractors equipped with Fontaine Ultra LT fifth wheels · cumulative damage could prevent the locking mechanism from operating or engaging correctly
Published consequenceA sufficiently damaged fifth wheel and lock could allow the trailer to detach unexpectedly, increasing crash risk
Manufacturer remedyDTNA authorized facilities were to replace the fifth wheel with an Ultra NT model free of charge; the recall began November 20, 2015
Response roster boundaryAll 16 exact Freightliner rows are retained: Cascadia, Coronado, Business Class M2 and Columbia Glider for MY2011–MY2014.
Manufacturing-window boundaryThe summary gives a shared April 5, 2010–June 15, 2013 manufacture window for the campaign population. It is not allocated by family or row and does not establish a complete production range.
Population boundaryThe exact API response publishes no affected-unit total. No family, year or campaign population is inferred.
Evidence limitCampaign applicability establishes neither universal fifth-wheel fitment, continuous availability, a family production quantity, exact first/final model year, last build, generation boundary, derivative equivalence nor successor relationship.
MY2013 exact campaign applicability

Columbia MY2013 · exact fuel-line campaign detail

NHTSA 12V-074 / DTNA 12C-2 · received February 28, 2012 · Columbia MY2013 · 12V-074 high-pressure fuel-line campaign

Exact NHTSA Columbia MY2013 row within the 68-row campaign response · United States · NHTSA exact campaign record

NHTSA lists Columbia MY2013 within the Detroit Diesel fuel-line campaign. The literal Columbia label does not resolve the contained MY1997–MY1998 regulator-taxonomy conflict or establish a final model year.

Columbia MY2013 · 12V-074 high-pressure fuel-line campaign
SpecificationDocumented value / configuration
Exact campaign identityColumbia · MY2013 · NHTSA 12V074000 · DTNA 12C-2
Equipment / conditionDetroit Diesel EPA07 and EPA10 DD13 and DD15/16 engines; service work could damage or loosen the high-pressure fuel-line support system, allowing a line to crack and leak fuel
Safety consequenceLeaking fuel could create a road hazard and increase crash risk; fuel near an ignition source could cause a fire
Manufacturer remedyReplace the high-pressure fuel-line support system where necessary at an authorized DTNA service facility, free of charge
Combined campaign population103,437 vehicles across 68 Freightliner, Sterling and Western Star model/year rows · not a family or model-year production count
Shared campaign windowJanuary 20, 2006–February 20, 2012 · combined affected-vehicle manufacturing interval, not a family production range
Notification chronologyNHTSA received the report February 28, 2012; the safety recall began April 27, 2012
Evidence limitCampaign applicability does not establish continuous production, universal engine fitment, a family production count, exact first/final model year, build quantity, generation boundary, derivative equivalence or endpoint.
MY2013 exact campaign applicability

Columbia MY2013 · exact rear-brake campaign detail

NHTSA 16V-206 / DTNA FL-705 · received April 12, 2016 · Columbia MY2013 · 16V-206 rear air-disc-brake campaign

Exact NHTSA Columbia MY2013 row within the 32-row campaign response · United States · NHTSA exact campaign record

NHTSA lists Columbia MY2013 within the rear air-disc-brake campaign. The literal Columbia label does not establish a final model year, continuous availability or a production endpoint.

Columbia MY2013 · 16V-206 rear air-disc-brake campaign
SpecificationDocumented value / configuration
Exact campaign identityColumbia · MY2013 · NHTSA 16V206000 · DTNA FL-705
Equipment / conditionCertain Bendix rear disc brakes with spring suspensions; an incorrectly installed rear brake caliper could contact the suspension
Safety consequenceCaliper-to-suspension contact could reduce braking effectiveness and increase crash risk
Manufacturer remedyCorrect the rear brake-caliper orientation as necessary at no charge
Combined campaign population702 vehicles across 32 Business Class M2, Columbia, 108SD and 114SD model/year rows · not a family or model-year production count
Shared campaign windowJanuary 6, 2010–February 29, 2016 · combined affected-vehicle manufacturing interval, not a family production range
Notification chronologyNHTSA received the report April 12, 2016; the safety recall began June 8, 2016
Evidence limitCampaign applicability does not establish continuous production, universal brake or suspension fitment, a family production count, exact first/final model year, build quantity, Plus transition, derivative equivalence or endpoint.
MY2014 exact campaign applicability

Columbia MY2014 · exact 13V-604 detail

NHTSA 13V604000 / DTNA FL-654 · received November 29, 2013 · Columbia MY2014 · 13V-604 / FL-654

Exact NHTSA Columbia MY2014 row within the original response · United States · NHTSA exact campaign record

NHTSA returns Columbia MY2014 in this IMMI L9 seat-belt-buckle campaign. The literal Columbia row is not converted into a complete-truck endpoint, glider-only classification or continuous production range.

Columbia MY2014 · 13V-604 / FL-654
SpecificationDocumented value / configuration
Exact campaign identityColumbia · MY2014 · NHTSA 13V604000 / DTNA FL-654
Equipment / conditionCertain vehicles equipped with IMMI-brand L9 seat-belt buckles · after the release button is pressed, the latch plate can remain partly engaged and make the belt difficult to unlatch
Compliance / consequenceThe response says the condition fails FMVSS No. 209. Hindered emergency egress can increase injury risk.
Manufacturer remedyThe filing-time response said DTNA would inspect the buckle and replace it as necessary, free of charge, with the recall expected to begin by January 26, 2014. The forecast date is not presented as an achieved repair event.
Original / expansion boundaryThis is the original FL-654 campaign. The later 14V-150 / FL-661 response explicitly identifies itself as an expansion; the two populations and rosters remain separate.
Response roster boundaryEight in-scope Freightliner rows are retained: 108SD, 114SD, 122SD, Argosy, Cascadia, Columbia, Coronado and Business Class M2, each returned as MY2014. Three Western Star rows remain outside these dossiers.
Manufacturing-window boundaryThe summary gives August 5–November 15, 2013 for the affected campaign population. It is not allocated to an individual family or row and is not a complete production range.
Population boundary26,310 vehicles across the complete 11-row campaign response. The figure is not allocated by family or model year and is not a production count.
Model-year boundaryThe exact model-year row is equipment-qualified campaign applicability, not a continuous availability statement or a first/final model year.
Evidence limitCampaign applicability establishes neither universal L9-buckle fitment, a family production quantity, exact first/final model year, last build, generation assignment, derivative equivalence nor successor relationship.
MY2014 exact campaign applicability

Columbia MY2014 · exact 14V-150 expansion detail

NHTSA 14V150000 / DTNA FL-661 · received March 28, 2014 · Columbia MY2014 · 14V-150 / FL-661 expansion

Exact NHTSA Columbia MY2014 row within the expansion response · United States · NHTSA exact campaign record

NHTSA returns Columbia MY2014 in this IMMI L9 seat-belt-buckle campaign. The literal Columbia row is not converted into a complete-truck endpoint, glider-only classification or continuous production range.

Columbia MY2014 · 14V-150 / FL-661 expansion
SpecificationDocumented value / configuration
Exact campaign identityColumbia · MY2014 · NHTSA 14V150000 / DTNA FL-661
Equipment / conditionCertain vehicles equipped with IMMI-brand L9 seat-belt buckles · after the release button is pressed, the latch plate can remain partly engaged and make the belt difficult to unlatch
Compliance / consequenceThe response says the condition fails FMVSS No. 209. Hindered emergency egress can increase injury risk.
Manufacturer remedyDTNA dealers were to inspect the buckle and replace it as necessary, free of charge; the response says the recall began May 22, 2014.
Original / expansion boundaryNHTSA identifies FL-661 as an expansion of 13V-604 / FL-654. The expansion is not merged into the original population or silently treated as a revision of each original row.
Response roster boundaryEight in-scope Freightliner rows are retained: 108SD, 122SD, Argosy, Cascadia, Columbia, Coronado and M2 as MY2014, plus 114SD as MY2015. Two Western Star rows remain outside these dossiers.
Manufacturing-window boundaryThe summary gives August 5–November 15, 2013 for the affected campaign population. It is not allocated to an individual family or row and is not a complete production range.
Population boundary938 vehicles across the complete 10-row expansion response. The figure is not allocated by family or model year and is not a production count.
Model-year boundaryThe exact model-year row is equipment-qualified campaign applicability, not a continuous availability statement or a first/final model year.
Evidence limitCampaign applicability establishes neither universal L9-buckle fitment, a family production quantity, exact first/final model year, last build, generation assignment, derivative equivalence nor successor relationship.
MY2014 exact campaign applicability

Columbia MY2014 · exact 20V-214 campaign detail

NHTSA 20V-214 / DTNA FL848 · received April 14, 2020 · Columbia MY2014 · 20V-214 rear-reflector campaign

Exact NHTSA Columbia MY2014 row within the 86-row campaign response · United States · NHTSA exact campaign record

NHTSA lists Columbia MY2014 within this campaign. The literal Columbia label is not narrowed to Columbia 112, a cab, sleeper, axle layout or completed-vehicle type.

Columbia MY2014 · 20V-214 rear-reflector campaign
SpecificationDocumented value / configuration
Exact campaign identityColumbia · MY2014 · NHTSA 20V214000 / DTNA FL848
Equipment / conditionRear conspicuity reflective tape could be partially covered by the mudflap hanger bracket, reducing rearward visibility and failing FMVSS 108.
Published consequenceReduced rearward visibility could increase crash risk.
Manufacturer remedyInspect and reposition the reflective tape so it is completely visible, free of charge; the recall began May 29, 2020.
Combined campaign population63,175 vehicles across the complete campaign scope · not a Freightliner-family or model-year production count
Response roster boundaryThe exact endpoint returns 86 model/year rows: 82 Freightliner rows retained across nine programme families, plus three Sterling rows and one Western Star 5700 row outside this programme.
Narrative rangeThe campaign summary names model-year spans for the covered labels, but this table is limited to the exact returned row and does not prove continuous family availability or production.
Evidence limitCampaign applicability establishes neither universal configuration fitment, continuous availability, family production quantity, exact first/final model year, build endpoint, derivative equivalence nor successor relationship.
MY2014 NHTSA campaign checkpoint

Columbia · MY2014 regulator campaign checkpoint

MY2014 · vehicle query reviewed September 20, 2026 · Columbia · MY2014 regulator campaign checkpoint

Explicit model year · United States

The NHTSA vehicle-specific result is retained as a bounded model-year and campaign-membership checkpoint. The result count and campaign list are query provenance, not production chronology or universal model equipment.

Columbia · MY2014 regulator campaign checkpoint
SpecificationDocumented value / configuration
NHTSA make / model-year identityFreightliner Columbia · MY2014
Vehicle-specific campaign records returned5
Campaign identifiers returned13V604000 · 14V150000 · 16V206000 · 17V810000 · 20V214000
Evidence limitThe vehicle-specific query establishes only the returned Freightliner model label, MY2014 identity, result count and campaign identifiers. The returned records do not establish a whole-family production count, production range, first or final model year, last build, continuous availability, universal equipment specification or highway/SD cutover. Individual campaign equipment, manufacturing windows, populations and remedies require their own campaign-level records and are not generalized here.
MY2014 exact campaign applicability

Columbia Glider MY2014 · exact 15V-616 campaign detail

NHTSA 15V-616 / 15V616000 · received October 1, 2015 · Columbia Glider MY2014 · 15V-616 / DTNA FL-692 campaign

Exact NHTSA Columbia Glider MY2014 row within the complete 16-row campaign response · United States · NHTSA exact campaign record

NHTSA lists Columbia Glider MY2014 within this Fontaine Ultra LT fifth-wheel campaign. The glider identity remains separate from complete-truck Columbia production, engine installation, current regulatory advice and the family endpoint question.

Columbia Glider MY2014 · 15V-616 / DTNA FL-692 campaign
SpecificationDocumented value / configuration
Exact campaign identityColumbia Glider · MY2014 · NHTSA 15V616000 / DTNA FL-692
Equipment / conditionCertain tractors equipped with Fontaine Ultra LT fifth wheels · cumulative damage could prevent the locking mechanism from operating or engaging correctly
Published consequenceA sufficiently damaged fifth wheel and lock could allow the trailer to detach unexpectedly, increasing crash risk
Manufacturer remedyDTNA authorized facilities were to replace the fifth wheel with an Ultra NT model free of charge; the recall began November 20, 2015
Response roster boundaryAll 16 exact Freightliner rows are retained: Cascadia, Coronado, Business Class M2 and Columbia Glider for MY2011–MY2014.
Manufacturing-window boundaryThe summary gives a shared April 5, 2010–June 15, 2013 manufacture window for the campaign population. It is not allocated by family or row and does not establish a complete production range.
Population boundaryThe exact API response publishes no affected-unit total. No family, year or campaign population is inferred.
Evidence limitCampaign applicability establishes neither universal fifth-wheel fitment, continuous availability, a family production quantity, exact first/final model year, last build, generation boundary, derivative equivalence nor successor relationship.
MY2014 exact campaign applicability

Columbia MY2014 · exact rear-brake campaign detail

NHTSA 16V-206 / DTNA FL-705 · received April 12, 2016 · Columbia MY2014 · 16V-206 rear air-disc-brake campaign

Exact NHTSA Columbia MY2014 row within the 32-row campaign response · United States · NHTSA exact campaign record

NHTSA lists Columbia MY2014 within the rear air-disc-brake campaign. The literal Columbia label does not establish a final model year, continuous availability or a production endpoint.

Columbia MY2014 · 16V-206 rear air-disc-brake campaign
SpecificationDocumented value / configuration
Exact campaign identityColumbia · MY2014 · NHTSA 16V206000 · DTNA FL-705
Equipment / conditionCertain Bendix rear disc brakes with spring suspensions; an incorrectly installed rear brake caliper could contact the suspension
Safety consequenceCaliper-to-suspension contact could reduce braking effectiveness and increase crash risk
Manufacturer remedyCorrect the rear brake-caliper orientation as necessary at no charge
Combined campaign population702 vehicles across 32 Business Class M2, Columbia, 108SD and 114SD model/year rows · not a family or model-year production count
Shared campaign windowJanuary 6, 2010–February 29, 2016 · combined affected-vehicle manufacturing interval, not a family production range
Notification chronologyNHTSA received the report April 12, 2016; the safety recall began June 8, 2016
Evidence limitCampaign applicability does not establish continuous production, universal brake or suspension fitment, a family production count, exact first/final model year, build quantity, Plus transition, derivative equivalence or endpoint.
MY2015 exact campaign applicability

Columbia MY2015 · exact 20V-214 campaign detail

NHTSA 20V-214 / DTNA FL848 · received April 14, 2020 · Columbia MY2015 · 20V-214 rear-reflector campaign

Exact NHTSA Columbia MY2015 row within the 86-row campaign response · United States · NHTSA exact campaign record

NHTSA lists Columbia MY2015 within this campaign. The literal Columbia label is not narrowed to Columbia 112, a cab, sleeper, axle layout or completed-vehicle type.

Columbia MY2015 · 20V-214 rear-reflector campaign
SpecificationDocumented value / configuration
Exact campaign identityColumbia · MY2015 · NHTSA 20V214000 / DTNA FL848
Equipment / conditionRear conspicuity reflective tape could be partially covered by the mudflap hanger bracket, reducing rearward visibility and failing FMVSS 108.
Published consequenceReduced rearward visibility could increase crash risk.
Manufacturer remedyInspect and reposition the reflective tape so it is completely visible, free of charge; the recall began May 29, 2020.
Combined campaign population63,175 vehicles across the complete campaign scope · not a Freightliner-family or model-year production count
Response roster boundaryThe exact endpoint returns 86 model/year rows: 82 Freightliner rows retained across nine programme families, plus three Sterling rows and one Western Star 5700 row outside this programme.
Narrative rangeThe campaign summary names model-year spans for the covered labels, but this table is limited to the exact returned row and does not prove continuous family availability or production.
Evidence limitCampaign applicability establishes neither universal configuration fitment, continuous availability, family production quantity, exact first/final model year, build endpoint, derivative equivalence nor successor relationship.
MY2015 NHTSA campaign checkpoint

Columbia · MY2015 regulator campaign checkpoint

MY2015 · vehicle query reviewed September 20, 2026 · Columbia · MY2015 regulator campaign checkpoint

Explicit model year · United States

The NHTSA vehicle-specific result is retained as a bounded model-year and campaign-membership checkpoint. The result count and campaign list are query provenance, not production chronology or universal model equipment.

Columbia · MY2015 regulator campaign checkpoint
SpecificationDocumented value / configuration
NHTSA make / model-year identityFreightliner Columbia · MY2015
Vehicle-specific campaign records returned3
Campaign identifiers returned16V206000 · 17V810000 · 20V214000
Evidence limitThe vehicle-specific query establishes only the returned Freightliner model label, MY2015 identity, result count and campaign identifiers. The returned records do not establish a whole-family production count, production range, first or final model year, last build, continuous availability, universal equipment specification or highway/SD cutover. Individual campaign equipment, manufacturing windows, populations and remedies require their own campaign-level records and are not generalized here.
MY2015 exact campaign applicability

Columbia Glider MY2015 · exact 14V-758 campaign detail

NHTSA 14V758000 / DTNA FL-676 · received November 28, 2014 · Columbia Glider MY2015 · 14V-758 / FL-676

Exact NHTSA Columbia Glider MY2015 row within the complete response · United States · NHTSA exact campaign record

NHTSA returns Columbia Glider MY2015 in this equipment-qualified air-brake campaign. The glider-qualified row is not converted into a complete-truck production endpoint or continuous family availability.

Columbia Glider MY2015 · 14V-758 / FL-676
SpecificationDocumented value / configuration
Exact campaign identityColumbia Glider · MY2015 · NHTSA 14V758000 / DTNA FL-676
Equipment / conditionCertain vehicles equipped with Haldex Life Seal brake chambers · an improperly seated diaphragm could cause brake drag
Published consequenceBrake drag at highway speed could cause loss of vehicle control and increase crash risk.
Manufacturer remedyDTNA announced free diaphragm inspection and repair as necessary; an interim notice was sent January 27, 2015 and the response says the recall began September 25, 2015.
Campaign separationThis is the earlier FL-676 response for the specified September–November 2014 population. The later 15V-185 / FL676 campaign is already retained separately; its population, interval and six-row Freightliner roster are not merged with this response.
Response roster boundarySeven literal Freightliner rows are retained: Business Class M2, 108SD, 114SD, 122SD, Coronado, Columbia Glider and Argosy Glider, all MY2015. Western Star 4700 and 4900 remain outside these dossiers.
Manufacturing-window boundarySeptember 17–November 10, 2014 across the complete campaign response · not allocated by family or model year and not a complete family production range
Population boundary1,580 vehicles across the complete nine-row response · not allocated by family or model year and not a production count
Evidence limitCampaign applicability establishes neither universal component fitment, continuous availability, a family production quantity, exact first/final model year, last build, generation assignment, derivative equivalence nor successor relationship.
MY2015 exact campaign applicability

Columbia MY2015 · exact rear-brake campaign detail

NHTSA 16V-206 / DTNA FL-705 · received April 12, 2016 · Columbia MY2015 · 16V-206 rear air-disc-brake campaign

Exact NHTSA Columbia MY2015 row within the 32-row campaign response · United States · NHTSA exact campaign record

NHTSA lists Columbia MY2015 within the rear air-disc-brake campaign. The literal Columbia label does not establish a final model year, continuous availability or a production endpoint.

Columbia MY2015 · 16V-206 rear air-disc-brake campaign
SpecificationDocumented value / configuration
Exact campaign identityColumbia · MY2015 · NHTSA 16V206000 · DTNA FL-705
Equipment / conditionCertain Bendix rear disc brakes with spring suspensions; an incorrectly installed rear brake caliper could contact the suspension
Safety consequenceCaliper-to-suspension contact could reduce braking effectiveness and increase crash risk
Manufacturer remedyCorrect the rear brake-caliper orientation as necessary at no charge
Combined campaign population702 vehicles across 32 Business Class M2, Columbia, 108SD and 114SD model/year rows · not a family or model-year production count
Shared campaign windowJanuary 6, 2010–February 29, 2016 · combined affected-vehicle manufacturing interval, not a family production range
Notification chronologyNHTSA received the report April 12, 2016; the safety recall began June 8, 2016
Evidence limitCampaign applicability does not establish continuous production, universal brake or suspension fitment, a family production count, exact first/final model year, build quantity, Plus transition, derivative equivalence or endpoint.
MY2016 exact campaign applicability

Columbia MY2016 · exact 20V-214 campaign detail

NHTSA 20V-214 / DTNA FL848 · received April 14, 2020 · Columbia MY2016 · 20V-214 rear-reflector campaign

Exact NHTSA Columbia MY2016 row within the 86-row campaign response · United States · NHTSA exact campaign record

NHTSA lists Columbia MY2016 within this campaign. The literal Columbia label is not narrowed to Columbia 112, a cab, sleeper, axle layout or completed-vehicle type.

Columbia MY2016 · 20V-214 rear-reflector campaign
SpecificationDocumented value / configuration
Exact campaign identityColumbia · MY2016 · NHTSA 20V214000 / DTNA FL848
Equipment / conditionRear conspicuity reflective tape could be partially covered by the mudflap hanger bracket, reducing rearward visibility and failing FMVSS 108.
Published consequenceReduced rearward visibility could increase crash risk.
Manufacturer remedyInspect and reposition the reflective tape so it is completely visible, free of charge; the recall began May 29, 2020.
Combined campaign population63,175 vehicles across the complete campaign scope · not a Freightliner-family or model-year production count
Response roster boundaryThe exact endpoint returns 86 model/year rows: 82 Freightliner rows retained across nine programme families, plus three Sterling rows and one Western Star 5700 row outside this programme.
Narrative rangeThe campaign summary names model-year spans for the covered labels, but this table is limited to the exact returned row and does not prove continuous family availability or production.
Evidence limitCampaign applicability establishes neither universal configuration fitment, continuous availability, family production quantity, exact first/final model year, build endpoint, derivative equivalence nor successor relationship.
MY2016 NHTSA campaign checkpoint

Columbia · MY2016 regulator campaign checkpoint

MY2016 · vehicle query reviewed September 20, 2026 · Columbia · MY2016 regulator campaign checkpoint

Explicit model year · United States

The NHTSA vehicle-specific result is retained as a bounded model-year and campaign-membership checkpoint. The result count and campaign list are query provenance, not production chronology or universal model equipment.

Columbia · MY2016 regulator campaign checkpoint
SpecificationDocumented value / configuration
NHTSA make / model-year identityFreightliner Columbia · MY2016
Vehicle-specific campaign records returned3
Campaign identifiers returned16V206000 · 17V810000 · 20V214000
Evidence limitThe vehicle-specific query establishes only the returned Freightliner model label, MY2016 identity, result count and campaign identifiers. The returned records do not establish a whole-family production count, production range, first or final model year, last build, continuous availability, universal equipment specification or highway/SD cutover. Individual campaign equipment, manufacturing windows, populations and remedies require their own campaign-level records and are not generalized here.
MY2016 exact campaign applicability

Columbia Glider MY2016 · exact 15V-613 campaign detail

NHTSA 15V-613 / DTNA FL-691 · received September 30, 2015 · Columbia Glider MY2016 · 15V-613 steering-arm-bolt campaign

Exact NHTSA Columbia Glider MY2016 row within the campaign response · United States · NHTSA exact campaign record

NHTSA lists Columbia Glider MY2016 within this equipment-qualified campaign. The literal glider row is not generalized to complete Columbia production, a BBC, cab, sleeper, axle layout or powertrain.

Columbia Glider MY2016 · 15V-613 steering-arm-bolt campaign
SpecificationDocumented value / configuration
Exact campaign identityColumbia Glider · MY2016 · NHTSA 15V613000 / DTNA FL-691
Equipment / conditionCertain steering-arm bolts · the bolts might not have been tightened properly
Published consequenceThe steering arm could separate from the knuckle, causing loss of steering and increasing crash risk
Manufacturer remedyDTNA announced inspection and tightening of the steering-arm bolts as necessary, free of charge; the recall began November 12, 2015
Complete campaign population10,843 vehicles across the complete seven-row response · not a family or model-year production count
Response roster boundaryAll seven literal Freightliner MY2016 rows are retained: Cascadia, Business Class M2, 108SD, 114SD, 122SD, Columbia Glider and Coronado Glider. The exact glider labels are not converted into complete-truck identities.
Shared manufacturing intervalJune 29–September 7, 2015 across the complete campaign response · not allocated by family or model year
Evidence limitCampaign applicability establishes neither universal steering fitment, a family production quantity, continuous availability, exact first/final model year, build endpoint, complete-truck status, body installation, derivative equivalence nor successor relationship.
MY2016 exact campaign applicability

Columbia MY2016 · exact rear-brake campaign detail

NHTSA 16V-206 / DTNA FL-705 · received April 12, 2016 · Columbia MY2016 · 16V-206 rear air-disc-brake campaign

Exact NHTSA Columbia MY2016 row within the 32-row campaign response · United States · NHTSA exact campaign record

NHTSA lists Columbia MY2016 within the rear air-disc-brake campaign. The literal Columbia label does not establish a final model year, continuous availability or a production endpoint.

Columbia MY2016 · 16V-206 rear air-disc-brake campaign
SpecificationDocumented value / configuration
Exact campaign identityColumbia · MY2016 · NHTSA 16V206000 · DTNA FL-705
Equipment / conditionCertain Bendix rear disc brakes with spring suspensions; an incorrectly installed rear brake caliper could contact the suspension
Safety consequenceCaliper-to-suspension contact could reduce braking effectiveness and increase crash risk
Manufacturer remedyCorrect the rear brake-caliper orientation as necessary at no charge
Combined campaign population702 vehicles across 32 Business Class M2, Columbia, 108SD and 114SD model/year rows · not a family or model-year production count
Shared campaign windowJanuary 6, 2010–February 29, 2016 · combined affected-vehicle manufacturing interval, not a family production range
Notification chronologyNHTSA received the report April 12, 2016; the safety recall began June 8, 2016
Evidence limitCampaign applicability does not establish continuous production, universal brake or suspension fitment, a family production count, exact first/final model year, build quantity, Plus transition, derivative equivalence or endpoint.
MY2017 exact campaign applicability

Columbia MY2017 · exact 20V-214 campaign detail

NHTSA 20V-214 / DTNA FL848 · received April 14, 2020 · Columbia MY2017 · 20V-214 rear-reflector campaign

Exact NHTSA Columbia MY2017 row within the 86-row campaign response · United States · NHTSA exact campaign record

NHTSA lists Columbia MY2017 within this campaign. The literal Columbia label is not narrowed to Columbia 112, a cab, sleeper, axle layout or completed-vehicle type.

Columbia MY2017 · 20V-214 rear-reflector campaign
SpecificationDocumented value / configuration
Exact campaign identityColumbia · MY2017 · NHTSA 20V214000 / DTNA FL848
Equipment / conditionRear conspicuity reflective tape could be partially covered by the mudflap hanger bracket, reducing rearward visibility and failing FMVSS 108.
Published consequenceReduced rearward visibility could increase crash risk.
Manufacturer remedyInspect and reposition the reflective tape so it is completely visible, free of charge; the recall began May 29, 2020.
Combined campaign population63,175 vehicles across the complete campaign scope · not a Freightliner-family or model-year production count
Response roster boundaryThe exact endpoint returns 86 model/year rows: 82 Freightliner rows retained across nine programme families, plus three Sterling rows and one Western Star 5700 row outside this programme.
Narrative rangeThe campaign summary names model-year spans for the covered labels, but this table is limited to the exact returned row and does not prove continuous family availability or production.
Evidence limitCampaign applicability establishes neither universal configuration fitment, continuous availability, family production quantity, exact first/final model year, build endpoint, derivative equivalence nor successor relationship.
MY2017 NHTSA campaign checkpoint

Columbia · MY2017 regulator campaign checkpoint

MY2017 · vehicle query reviewed September 23, 2026 · Columbia · MY2017 regulator campaign checkpoint

Explicit model year · United States

The NHTSA vehicle-specific response is retained as a bounded model-year and campaign-membership checkpoint. The returned count and campaign list are query provenance, not production chronology or universal model equipment.

Columbia · MY2017 regulator campaign checkpoint
SpecificationDocumented value / configuration
NHTSA make / model-year identityFreightliner Columbia · MY2017
Vehicle-specific campaign records returned3
Campaign identifiers returned20V214000 · 17V810000 · 16V206000
Evidence limitThe vehicle-specific response establishes only the returned Freightliner model label, MY2017 identity, result count and campaign identifiers. It does not establish a whole-family production count, production range, first or final model year, last build, continuous availability, universal equipment specification, generation cutover or highway/SD boundary. Campaign dates, equipment, populations and manufacturing windows require their own records and are not generalized here.
MY2017 exact campaign applicability

Columbia MY2017 · exact rear-brake campaign detail

NHTSA 16V-206 / DTNA FL-705 · received April 12, 2016 · Columbia MY2017 · 16V-206 rear air-disc-brake campaign

Exact NHTSA Columbia MY2017 row within the 32-row campaign response · United States · NHTSA exact campaign record

NHTSA lists Columbia MY2017 within the rear air-disc-brake campaign. The literal Columbia label does not establish a final model year, continuous availability or a production endpoint.

Columbia MY2017 · 16V-206 rear air-disc-brake campaign
SpecificationDocumented value / configuration
Exact campaign identityColumbia · MY2017 · NHTSA 16V206000 · DTNA FL-705
Equipment / conditionCertain Bendix rear disc brakes with spring suspensions; an incorrectly installed rear brake caliper could contact the suspension
Safety consequenceCaliper-to-suspension contact could reduce braking effectiveness and increase crash risk
Manufacturer remedyCorrect the rear brake-caliper orientation as necessary at no charge
Combined campaign population702 vehicles across 32 Business Class M2, Columbia, 108SD and 114SD model/year rows · not a family or model-year production count
Shared campaign windowJanuary 6, 2010–February 29, 2016 · combined affected-vehicle manufacturing interval, not a family production range
Notification chronologyNHTSA received the report April 12, 2016; the safety recall began June 8, 2016
Evidence limitCampaign applicability does not establish continuous production, universal brake or suspension fitment, a family production count, exact first/final model year, build quantity, Plus transition, derivative equivalence or endpoint.
MY2018 exact campaign applicability

Columbia MY2018 · exact 20V-214 campaign detail

NHTSA 20V-214 / DTNA FL848 · received April 14, 2020 · Columbia MY2018 · 20V-214 rear-reflector campaign

Exact NHTSA Columbia MY2018 row within the 86-row campaign response · United States · NHTSA exact campaign record

NHTSA lists Columbia MY2018 within this campaign. The literal Columbia label is not narrowed to Columbia 112, a cab, sleeper, axle layout or completed-vehicle type.

Columbia MY2018 · 20V-214 rear-reflector campaign
SpecificationDocumented value / configuration
Exact campaign identityColumbia · MY2018 · NHTSA 20V214000 / DTNA FL848
Equipment / conditionRear conspicuity reflective tape could be partially covered by the mudflap hanger bracket, reducing rearward visibility and failing FMVSS 108.
Published consequenceReduced rearward visibility could increase crash risk.
Manufacturer remedyInspect and reposition the reflective tape so it is completely visible, free of charge; the recall began May 29, 2020.
Combined campaign population63,175 vehicles across the complete campaign scope · not a Freightliner-family or model-year production count
Response roster boundaryThe exact endpoint returns 86 model/year rows: 82 Freightliner rows retained across nine programme families, plus three Sterling rows and one Western Star 5700 row outside this programme.
Narrative rangeThe campaign summary names model-year spans for the covered labels, but this table is limited to the exact returned row and does not prove continuous family availability or production.
Evidence limitCampaign applicability establishes neither universal configuration fitment, continuous availability, family production quantity, exact first/final model year, build endpoint, derivative equivalence nor successor relationship.
MY2018 NHTSA campaign checkpoint

Columbia · MY2018 regulator campaign checkpoint

MY2018 · vehicle query reviewed September 23, 2026 · Columbia · MY2018 regulator campaign checkpoint

Explicit model year · United States

The NHTSA vehicle-specific response is retained as a bounded model-year and campaign-membership checkpoint. The returned count and campaign list are query provenance, not production chronology or universal model equipment.

Columbia · MY2018 regulator campaign checkpoint
SpecificationDocumented value / configuration
NHTSA make / model-year identityFreightliner Columbia · MY2018
Vehicle-specific campaign records returned2
Campaign identifiers returned20V214000 · 18V525000
Evidence limitThe vehicle-specific response establishes only the returned Freightliner model label, MY2018 identity, result count and campaign identifiers. It does not establish a whole-family production count, production range, first or final model year, last build, continuous availability, universal equipment specification, generation cutover or highway/SD boundary. Campaign dates, equipment, populations and manufacturing windows require their own records and are not generalized here.
MY2019 exact campaign applicability

Columbia MY2019 · exact 20V-214 campaign detail

NHTSA 20V-214 / DTNA FL848 · received April 14, 2020 · Columbia MY2019 · 20V-214 rear-reflector campaign

Exact NHTSA Columbia MY2019 row within the 86-row campaign response · United States · NHTSA exact campaign record

NHTSA lists Columbia MY2019 within this campaign. The literal Columbia label is not narrowed to Columbia 112, a cab, sleeper, axle layout or completed-vehicle type.

Columbia MY2019 · 20V-214 rear-reflector campaign
SpecificationDocumented value / configuration
Exact campaign identityColumbia · MY2019 · NHTSA 20V214000 / DTNA FL848
Equipment / conditionRear conspicuity reflective tape could be partially covered by the mudflap hanger bracket, reducing rearward visibility and failing FMVSS 108.
Published consequenceReduced rearward visibility could increase crash risk.
Manufacturer remedyInspect and reposition the reflective tape so it is completely visible, free of charge; the recall began May 29, 2020.
Combined campaign population63,175 vehicles across the complete campaign scope · not a Freightliner-family or model-year production count
Response roster boundaryThe exact endpoint returns 86 model/year rows: 82 Freightliner rows retained across nine programme families, plus three Sterling rows and one Western Star 5700 row outside this programme.
Narrative rangeThe campaign summary names model-year spans for the covered labels, but this table is limited to the exact returned row and does not prove continuous family availability or production.
Evidence limitCampaign applicability establishes neither universal configuration fitment, continuous availability, family production quantity, exact first/final model year, build endpoint, derivative equivalence nor successor relationship.
MY2019 NHTSA campaign checkpoint

Columbia · MY2019 regulator campaign checkpoint

MY2019 · vehicle query reviewed September 23, 2026 · Columbia · MY2019 regulator campaign checkpoint

Explicit model year · United States

The NHTSA vehicle-specific response is retained as a bounded model-year and campaign-membership checkpoint. The returned count and campaign list are query provenance, not production chronology or universal model equipment.

Columbia · MY2019 regulator campaign checkpoint
SpecificationDocumented value / configuration
NHTSA make / model-year identityFreightliner Columbia · MY2019
Vehicle-specific campaign records returned3
Campaign identifiers returned20V214000 · 18V525000 · 23V105000
Evidence limitThe vehicle-specific response establishes only the returned Freightliner model label, MY2019 identity, result count and campaign identifiers. It does not establish a whole-family production count, production range, first or final model year, last build, continuous availability, universal equipment specification, generation cutover or highway/SD boundary. Campaign dates, equipment, populations and manufacturing windows require their own records and are not generalized here.
MY2020 exact campaign applicability

Columbia MY2020 · exact 20V-214 campaign detail

NHTSA 20V-214 / DTNA FL848 · received April 14, 2020 · Columbia MY2020 · 20V-214 rear-reflector campaign

Exact NHTSA Columbia MY2020 row within the 86-row campaign response · United States · NHTSA exact campaign record

NHTSA lists Columbia MY2020 within this campaign. The literal Columbia label is not narrowed to Columbia 112, a cab, sleeper, axle layout or completed-vehicle type.

Columbia MY2020 · 20V-214 rear-reflector campaign
SpecificationDocumented value / configuration
Exact campaign identityColumbia · MY2020 · NHTSA 20V214000 / DTNA FL848
Equipment / conditionRear conspicuity reflective tape could be partially covered by the mudflap hanger bracket, reducing rearward visibility and failing FMVSS 108.
Published consequenceReduced rearward visibility could increase crash risk.
Manufacturer remedyInspect and reposition the reflective tape so it is completely visible, free of charge; the recall began May 29, 2020.
Combined campaign population63,175 vehicles across the complete campaign scope · not a Freightliner-family or model-year production count
Response roster boundaryThe exact endpoint returns 86 model/year rows: 82 Freightliner rows retained across nine programme families, plus three Sterling rows and one Western Star 5700 row outside this programme.
Narrative rangeThe campaign summary names model-year spans for the covered labels, but this table is limited to the exact returned row and does not prove continuous family availability or production.
Evidence limitCampaign applicability establishes neither universal configuration fitment, continuous availability, family production quantity, exact first/final model year, build endpoint, derivative equivalence nor successor relationship.
MY2020 NHTSA public vehicle checkpoint

Columbia · MY2020 NHTSA public vehicle checkpoint

MY2020 · public vehicle record reviewed September 23, 2026 · Columbia · MY2020 NHTSA public vehicle checkpoint

Explicit model year · United States

The NHTSA public vehicle page is retained as a bounded model-year identity and retrieval-dated safety-record checkpoint. Its displayed totals are regulator-database counts observed on the review date, not production chronology or universal model equipment.

Columbia · MY2020 NHTSA public vehicle checkpoint
SpecificationDocumented value / configuration
NHTSA make / model-year identityFreightliner Columbia · MY2020
Safety recalls displayed2
Investigations displayed0
Complaints displayed0
Manufacturer communications displayed26
Record snapshotReviewed September 23, 2026; totals may change as NHTSA updates the public record.
Evidence limitThe NHTSA public vehicle record establishes only the displayed Freightliner model label, MY2020 identity and retrieval-dated safety-record counts. Recall, investigation, complaint and manufacturer-communication totals can change as NHTSA updates the record. They are not production counts and do not establish a production range, first or final model year, last build, continuous availability, universal equipment specification, generation cutover or highway/SD boundary.

MY2020 · vehicle query reviewed September 25, 2026 · Columbia · MY2020 regulator campaign checkpoint

Explicit model year · United States

The NHTSA vehicle-specific response is retained as a bounded model-year and campaign-membership checkpoint. It complements the retrieval-dated public vehicle-page snapshot already retained for this year; the returned count and campaign list are query provenance, not production chronology or universal model equipment.

Columbia · MY2020 regulator campaign checkpoint
SpecificationDocumented value / configuration
NHTSA make / model-year identityFreightliner Columbia · MY2020
Vehicle-specific campaign records returned2
Campaign identifiers returned20V214000 · 23V105000
Evidence limitThe vehicle-specific response establishes only the returned Freightliner model label, requested model-year identity, result count and campaign identifiers. It does not establish a production count, continuous run, first or final model year, last build, generation assignment, universal equipment specification, derivative boundary or successor relationship. Campaign dates, equipment, populations and manufacturing windows require their own records and are not generalized here.
MY2021 NHTSA public vehicle checkpoint

Columbia · MY2021 NHTSA public vehicle checkpoint

MY2021 · public vehicle record reviewed September 23, 2026 · Columbia · MY2021 NHTSA public vehicle checkpoint

Explicit model year · United States

The NHTSA public vehicle page is retained as a bounded model-year identity and retrieval-dated safety-record checkpoint. Its displayed totals are regulator-database counts observed on the review date, not production chronology or universal model equipment.

Columbia · MY2021 NHTSA public vehicle checkpoint
SpecificationDocumented value / configuration
NHTSA make / model-year identityFreightliner Columbia · MY2021
Safety recalls displayed1
Investigations displayed0
Complaints displayed0
Manufacturer communications displayed14
Record snapshotReviewed September 23, 2026; totals may change as NHTSA updates the public record.
Evidence limitThe NHTSA public vehicle record establishes only the displayed Freightliner model label, MY2021 identity and retrieval-dated safety-record counts. Recall, investigation, complaint and manufacturer-communication totals can change as NHTSA updates the record. They are not production counts and do not establish a production range, first or final model year, last build, continuous availability, universal equipment specification, generation cutover or highway/SD boundary.

MY2021 · vehicle query reviewed September 25, 2026 · Columbia · MY2021 regulator campaign checkpoint

Explicit model year · United States

The NHTSA vehicle-specific response is retained as a bounded model-year and campaign-membership checkpoint. It complements the retrieval-dated public vehicle-page snapshot already retained for this year; the returned count and campaign list are query provenance, not production chronology or universal model equipment.

Columbia · MY2021 regulator campaign checkpoint
SpecificationDocumented value / configuration
NHTSA make / model-year identityFreightliner Columbia · MY2021
Vehicle-specific campaign records returned1
Campaign identifiers returned23V105000
Evidence limitThe vehicle-specific response establishes only the returned Freightliner model label, requested model-year identity, result count and campaign identifiers. It does not establish a production count, continuous run, first or final model year, last build, generation assignment, universal equipment specification, derivative boundary or successor relationship. Campaign dates, equipment, populations and manufacturing windows require their own records and are not generalized here.

04 / DIMENSIONS

Published dimensions

Columbia 120 BBC · March 2007 factory brochure

Columbia 120 BBC dimensions · selected reference · imperial first, rounded metric equivalents
MeasurementReference valueScope / how to verify
Bumper to back of cab (BBC)120 in3,048 mmNominal BBC designation; sleeper length is separate.Freightliner Columbia brochure · FTL/MC-B-764 · March 2007 · archived copy ↗
7 dimensions still to verify · build record / measurement
Measurements needed from the individual truck · imperial first, rounded metric equivalents
MeasurementReference valueScope / how to verify
WheelbaseNot verifiedBuild record / measurement required.
Overall tractor lengthNot verifiedBuild record / measurement required.
Overall heightNot verifiedBuild record / measurement required.
Cab / body exterior widthNot verifiedBuild record / measurement required.
Width across mirrorsNot verifiedBuild record / measurement required.
Fifth-wheel heightNot verifiedBuild record / measurement required.
Bumper to front axle (BA)Not verifiedBuild record / measurement required.

Planning to transport the truck?

Measure fixed exterior width and mirror width separately, plus overall length, the highest accessory, fifth-wheel height and actual transport weight. Interior bunk width is not exterior width.

05 / POWERTRAIN & CHASSIS

Powertrain & chassis

Detroit Diesel Series 60 EGR · Mercedes-Benz MBE 4000 · Caterpillar C13 ACERT · Caterpillar C15 ACERT. Build-specific axle, suspension and wheelbase configuration. Read engine, gearbox and axle ratings together.

Numerical powertrain ratings need a dated configuration-specific source. Detroit Diesel Series 60 EGR · Mercedes-Benz MBE 4000 · Caterpillar C13 ACERT · Caterpillar C15 ACERT

Documented cab options

  • Day cab
  • 34 in Mid-Roof
  • 48 in Mid-Roof
  • 58 in Mid-Roof
  • 58 in Raised Roof
  • 70 in Mid-Roof
  • 70 in Mid-Roof XT
  • 70 in Raised Roof

Documented transmissions

Read the installed unit’s identification plate and build record.

North American EPA 2007 brochure. Engine and sleeper lists describe the catalogue; compatibility with each BBC requires the original order. Australian CL112 / CL120 equipment is not mixed into this reference.

06 / IDENTIFICATION & BUYER RESEARCH

Identify and inspect the truck

Publication dates and launch milestones do not establish continuous model-year ranges. Match the VIN, production date and equipment era.

Reference milestones & edition links
Inspection and build evidence

Confirm original engine and emissions equipment, especially on rebuilt or glider vehicles. Inspect windscreen seals, bumper sections, hood hinges, fairing brackets and wiring repairs.

  • VIN-linked factory build record and production date
  • Engine and transmission identification plates
  • Axle ratings, tyre ratings and fifth-wheel installation
  • Physical measurements of the individual tractor

07 / TRANSPORT & TRAILER RESEARCH

Match the trailer to the whole truck.

Assess the complete tractor and trailer combination: axle and tyre ratings, coupling capacity, swing clearance and actual loaded dimensions. A model badge does not establish a towing allowance.

Pulling a trailer

Confirm build-specific combination, axle, tyre and coupling ratings, kingpin and service connections, clearance and actual axle weights. GVW is the loaded truck; GCW is the loaded combination. Neither is trailer payload.

Moving the tractor as cargo

Give the carrier measured length, exterior and mirror widths, height, ground clearance and transport weight. Assess deck access, breakover, loaded height and securement together.

Deck height & loaded height ↗
There is no single “Columbia towing capacity”.

The model badge, artwork and catalogue option selectors cannot rate an individual combination. Obtain the actual build limits and scale weights.

09 / SOURCES & OPEN QUESTIONS

Sources & open questions

Reviewed September 14, 2026. Manufacturer figures remain tied to their stated reference; converted equivalents are rounded; original source units are retained. Application and inspection notes are editorial guidance.

  1. Freightliner · Columbia 112 introduction, March 20, 2003 · archived factory release ↗
  2. Freightliner Columbia 112 reveal at MATS · contemporary event report, May 2003 ↗
  3. Freightliner Columbia brochure · FTL/MC-B-764 · March 2007 · archived copy ↗
  4. Freightliner · glider guide DTNA/PSM-B-700, undated; dealer-hosted factory PDF, pp. 4–6 ↗
  5. Cascadia intended replacement scope and commercial launch sequence · contemporary report, May 1, 2007 ↗
  6. NHTSA · campaign 19V-370 model-year acknowledgement, June 21, 2019 ↗
  7. NHTSA · MY2006 Freightliner Columbia vehicle-specific campaign records ↗
  8. NHTSA · MY2010 Freightliner Columbia exact vehicle-query campaign set ↗
  9. NHTSA · MY1997 Freightliner Columbia vehicle-specific campaign record ↗
  10. NHTSA · campaign 00V-232 / 00V232002 exact affected-model record, received August 7, 2000 ↗
  11. NHTSA · campaign 03V-112 / 03V112000 exact affected-model record, received March 21, 2003 ↗
  12. NHTSA · MY1998 Freightliner Columbia vehicle-specific campaign records ↗
  13. NHTSA · MY1999 Freightliner Columbia vehicle-specific campaign records ↗
  14. Freightliner Century S/T and Columbia platform split · contemporary report dated September 13, 1999 ↗
  15. Freightliner · Cleveland active-production roster, December 22, 2004 ↗
  16. Freightliner · all-model air-disc-brake option release, March 31, 2005 ↗
  17. Freightliner · Cleveland Class 8 production roster and third-shift announcement, June 2, 2004 · original archived factory release ↗
  18. Freightliner · Portland heavy-duty production roster and second-shift announcement, July 28, 2004 · original archived factory release ↗
  19. NHTSA · campaign 03V-227 / 03V227000 exact affected-model record, received June 17, 2003 ↗
  20. NHTSA · MY2000 Freightliner Columbia recall record, campaign 03V227000 ↗
  21. NHTSA · campaign 03V227000 recall record, received June 17, 2003 ↗
  22. NHTSA · MY2001 Freightliner Columbia vehicle-specific campaign record ↗
  23. NHTSA · exact campaign 02V321001 endpoint, report received December 2, 2002 ↗
  24. NHTSA · exact campaign 05V001000 / Freightliner FL-438 endpoint, report received January 3, 2005 ↗
  25. NHTSA · MY2002 Freightliner Columbia vehicle-specific campaign records ↗
  26. NHTSA · Calendar-year 2005 Federal Register import-recall index, August 30, 2006 ↗
  27. NHTSA · campaign 05V001000 recall record, received January 3, 2005 ↗
  28. Freightliner · 35,000th Columbia built and delivered, December 16, 2002 · archived factory release ↗
  29. DTNA · Part 573 safety recall report for NHTSA 17V-810 / FL-759, submitted December 15, 2017 ↗
  30. NHTSA · campaign 03V-500 exact affected-model record, received December 4, 2003 ↗
  31. NHTSA · campaign 04V-205 exact affected-model record, received May 4, 2004 ↗
  32. NHTSA · campaign 07V-302 / Freightliner FL-504 exact affected-model record, received July 16, 2007 ↗
  33. NHTSA · MY2003 Freightliner Columbia vehicle-specific campaign records ↗
  34. Freightliner · 2004-model MBE4000 and MBE900 engine announcement, September 16, 2003 · archived factory release ↗
  35. NHTSA · campaign 04V-590 exact affected-model record, received December 15, 2004 ↗
  36. NHTSA · campaign 05V-285 exact affected-model record, received June 14, 2005 ↗
  37. NHTSA · exact campaign 05V408000 / Freightliner FL-452 endpoint, report received September 13, 2005 ↗
  38. NHTSA · campaign 09V-366 / Freightliner FL-558 exact affected-model record, received September 23, 2009 ↗
  39. NHTSA · campaign 11V-478 / DTNA 11C-2 exact affected-model record, received September 16, 2011 ↗
  40. NHTSA · MY2004 Freightliner Columbia vehicle-specific campaign records ↗
  41. NHTSA · campaign 05V-185 exact affected-model record, received April 27, 2005 ↗
  42. NHTSA · campaign 05V-467 exact affected-model record, received October 5, 2005 ↗
  43. NHTSA · campaign 06V-190 exact affected-model record, received June 5, 2006 ↗
  44. NHTSA · campaign 07V-289 exact affected-model record, received July 3, 2007 ↗
  45. NHTSA · campaign 07V-400 exact affected-model record, received September 5, 2007 ↗
  46. NHTSA · campaign 07V-403 exact affected-model record, received September 6, 2007 ↗
  47. NHTSA · campaign 08V-113 / Freightliner FL-526 exact affected-model record, received March 11, 2008 ↗
  48. NHTSA · exact campaign 11V514000 rack-and-pinion steering endpoint, report received October 13, 2011 ↗
  49. NHTSA · MY2005 Freightliner Columbia vehicle-specific campaign records ↗
  50. Freightliner · enhanced Driver’s Lounge for Century Class S/T, Coronado and Columbia, March 31, 2005 · archived factory release ↗
  51. Freightliner · Columbia DOT braking-system field fleet, December 14, 2006 ↗
  52. NHTSA · campaign 19V370000 recall record, received May 14, 2019 ↗
  53. NHTSA · campaign 05V-551 exact affected-model record, received December 6, 2005 ↗
  54. NHTSA · campaign 06V030000 recall record, received February 8, 2006 ↗
  55. NHTSA · campaign 07V-530 / Freightliner FL-514 exact affected-model record, received November 13, 2007 ↗
  56. NHTSA · exact campaign 11V146000 / DTNA 10C-5 endpoint, report received March 3, 2011 ↗
  57. NHTSA · campaign 20V-214 / DTNA FL848 exact affected-model record, received April 14, 2020 ↗
  58. Freightliner · 2007-emissions development trucks, March 23, 2006 ↗
  59. NHTSA · campaign 11V-465 / FL-612 exact affected-model record, received September 8, 2011 ↗
  60. NHTSA · campaign 12V-074 / DTNA 12C-2 exact affected-model record, received February 28, 2012 ↗
  61. Freightliner · NITE system availability for Century, Coronado and Columbia, March 23, 2006 · archived factory release ↗
  62. Freightliner · summer performance testing, August 15, 2006 ↗
  63. NHTSA / Freightliner · campaign 07V-530 revised owner notice and shared manufacturing window, January 2008 ↗
  64. NHTSA · campaign 09V-391 / DTNA 09C-2 acknowledgement and affected-model list, October 8, 2009 ↗
  65. NHTSA · campaign 07V-335 / Freightliner FL-508 exact affected-model record, received August 2, 2007 ↗
  66. NHTSA · campaign 09V-357 / DTNA FL-557 exact affected-model record, received September 16, 2009 ↗
  67. NHTSA · campaign 09V-400 / DTNA 09C-4 exact affected-model record, received October 8, 2009 ↗
  68. NHTSA · campaign 10V-341 / DTNA 10C-5 exact affected-model record, received July 27, 2010 ↗
  69. Freightliner · Century Class S/T and Columbia 120 SmartWay packages, April 10, 2007 ↗
  70. NHTSA · MY2007 Freightliner Columbia vehicle-specific campaign records ↗
  71. NHTSA · campaign 11V514000 recall record, received October 13, 2011 ↗
  72. Freightliner LLC · campaign 07V-316 / FL-502 defect report and final owner-notice package, July 13, 2007–January 2008 ↗
  73. Freightliner LLC · July 3, 2007 Part 573 defect report for NHTSA 07V-306 / FL-501 ↗
  74. NHTSA · exact campaign 07V592000 endpoint, report received December 21, 2007 ↗
  75. NHTSA · exact campaign 08V029000 / DTNA FL-521 endpoint, report received January 28, 2008 ↗
  76. NHTSA · exact campaign 08V159000 / Daimler FL-528 endpoint, report received April 9, 2008 ↗
  77. NHTSA · campaign 10V-189 / DTNA FL-578 exact affected-model record, received May 7, 2010 ↗
  78. NHTSA · exact campaign 11V330000 / DTNA FL-609 endpoint, report received June 20, 2011 ↗
  79. NHTSA · MY2008 Freightliner Columbia vehicle-specific campaign records ↗
  80. DTNA · campaign 09V-390 / FL-560 defect report, owner notice and supplemental filing, October 5, 2009–January 4, 2010 ↗
  81. NHTSA · campaign 10V-339 / DTNA 10C-4 exact affected-model record, received July 27, 2010 ↗
  82. NHTSA · campaign 11V-287 / DTNA 10C-4 expansion exact affected-model record, received May 18, 2011 ↗
  83. NHTSA · MY2009 Freightliner Columbia vehicle-specific campaign records ↗
  84. NHTSA · campaign 16V-206 / DTNA FL-705 exact affected-model record, received April 12, 2016 ↗
  85. NHTSA · campaign 10V-551 / DTNA FL-584 exact affected-model record, received November 4, 2010 ↗
  86. DTNA / NHTSA · amended Part 573 noncompliance report 11V-077 / FL-584, February 18, 2011 ↗
  87. NHTSA · MY2011 Freightliner Columbia vehicle-specific campaign records ↗
  88. NHTSA / Daimler Trucks North America · campaign 11V-514 defect information report, October 14, 2011 ↗
  89. NHTSA · campaign 11V-249 / DTNA FL-605 exact affected-model record, received April 20, 2011 ↗
  90. NHTSA · campaign 15V-616 / DTNA FL-692 exact affected-model record, received October 1, 2015 ↗
  91. NHTSA · MY2012 Freightliner Columbia vehicle-specific campaign records ↗
  92. NHTSA · campaign 12V074000 recall record, received February 28, 2012 ↗
  93. NHTSA · MY2013 Freightliner Columbia vehicle-specific campaign records ↗
  94. NHTSA · campaign 13V-604 / DTNA FL-654 exact affected-model record, received November 29, 2013 ↗
  95. NHTSA · campaign 14V-150 / DTNA FL-661 expansion exact affected-model record, received March 28, 2014 ↗
  96. NHTSA · MY2014 Freightliner Columbia vehicle-specific campaign records ↗
  97. NHTSA · MY2015 Freightliner Columbia vehicle-specific campaign records ↗
  98. NHTSA · exact campaign 14V758000 / DTNA FL-676 endpoint, report received November 28, 2014 ↗
  99. NHTSA · MY2016 Freightliner Columbia vehicle-specific campaign records ↗
  100. NHTSA · exact campaign 15V613000 / DTNA FL-691 endpoint, report received September 30, 2015 ↗
  101. NHTSA · MY2017 Freightliner Columbia vehicle-specific campaign records ↗
  102. NHTSA · MY2018 Freightliner Columbia vehicle-specific campaign records ↗
  103. NHTSA · MY2019 Freightliner Columbia vehicle-specific campaign records ↗
  104. NHTSA · MY2020 Freightliner Columbia public vehicle record ↗
  105. NHTSA · MY2020 Freightliner Columbia vehicle-specific campaign records ↗
  106. NHTSA · MY2021 Freightliner Columbia public vehicle record ↗
  107. NHTSA · MY2021 Freightliner Columbia vehicle-specific campaign records ↗

Year boundaries still under research

  • First and final model years, exact factory build cut-offs and regional overlap still need dated model-specific evidence. Cascadia’s intended replacement role is established, but the actual cutover and overlap remain open.
  • The original March 20, 2003 Columbia 112 introduction is recovered. Recover the original 1999 Columbia launch and actual Columbia 112 production-start evidence; the third-quarter 2003 statement remained prospective.
How to read the evidence

Verified: primary evidence for the stated claim. Corroborated: independent supporting sources. Provisional: useful evidence needing confirmation. Unresolved: conflicting or insufficient evidence. A verified service document or announcement does not verify a production range.

Reference-specific values retain their edition. Build-specific values require a VIN or order record; transport dimensions may require physical measurement. Research intervals locate references, not continuous model-year availability. Reviewed 2026-10-01.

Reference-specific evidence needed

  • Wheelbase, exterior widths, torque and a transmission model catalogue require additional factory references. Interior upholstery colours are not exterior paint codes.
  • Overall length, mirror width, accessory height and ground-to-coupling height need build-specific measurements.
  • Dated references are evidence points, not complete production-year ranges. Confirm the VIN and original order.
  • The colour selector previews illustration colours. A dated factory exterior paint palette has not been verified.