FUSO Shogun Recalls
7 recalls affecting the FUSO Shogun (2019–2024).
7
Active recalls
0
Resolved recalls
7
Total recalls
What this means for FUSO Shogun owners
7 of 7 notices for this model are active and 0 are resolved. The most recent notice was published 28 Sept 2026. Each notice below carries the exact hazard, remedy and supplier contact details.
Safety-recall repairs are carried out free of charge by the supplier conducting the recall. If a notice below covers your vehicle, contact that supplier.
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All Recalls
2019–2024 FUSO Shogun
Due to an assembly issue, the powertrain CAN wiring harness may chafe against its protective sleeve and become damaged. This may prevent the transmission control module from operating as intended, resulting in an inability to change gears, a loss of motive power while driving and/or failure to restart the engine.
Heavy Vehicle
28 Sept 2026
2019–2022 FUSO SHOGUN FV7,FP7,FU7 & FS7
The alternator wiring harness may have been assembled with insufficient clearance and could become damaged. If this occurs, the Transmission Control Module (TCM) may not operate as intended and the driver unable to change gears leading to a loss of motive power whilst driving.
Heavy Vehicle
14 Mar 2025
2024 FUSO SHOGUN FV70, FV74 and FS76
The propeller shaft balance weight may not have been welded to the required specifications and could detach. If this occurs, it may lead to vibration in the propeller shaft, causing abnormal noise and a loss of motive power whilst driving.
Heavy Vehicle
15 Oct 2024
2021–2022 FUSO SHOGUN FP7, FS7, FU7, and FV7
The power distribution module wiring harness may have been connected incorrectly to the positive and negative fuse and relay box terminals. As a result, a mounting bracket could interfere with the wiring, causing the power distribution module to short circuit. This may result in a vehicle fire.
Heavy Vehicle
12 Mar 2024
2019–2021 FUSO Shogun FP7, FS7, FU7, FV7
Due to manufacturing defect, the parking brake lamp on the meter cluster may illuminate when the parking brake lever is released and the vehicle is in motion. This may cause the EZGO and the hill holder to not operate as intended.
Heavy Vehicle
31 May 2023
2021–2022 FUSO Shogun FP74, FS72, FS76, FV70, FV74
Due to a manufacturing issue, the vehicle type approval labelling required to be displayed on the engine was not fixed to the vehicle.
Heavy Vehicle
24 Apr 2023
2019–2021 FUSO SHOGUN FS75
Due to a manufacturing defect in the vehicle’s trailer connection electrical components, the trailer stop lamps may not operate as intended. This could result in road users being unable to identify when the vehicle is braking. Additionally, any flammable material kept near the electrical components may result in a vehicle fire.
Heavy Vehicle
5 Sept 2022
FUSO Shogun recall questions
How do I check if my FUSO Shogun has a recall?
Browse the recall notices listed on this page - each shows the model years affected. For an instant answer on a specific vehicle, paste its VIN into the RecallAU search; it checks your car against every published Australian recall list in one go.
Is the recall check free?
Yes. RecallAU is free to use, and so are the repairs - under Australian law, repairs carried out as part of a vehicle safety recall are provided free of charge by the supplier conducting the recall.
What do I do if my FUSO Shogun is recalled?
Open the matching recall below to read the hazard and remedy, then contact the supplier named on the notice. The supplier arranges and pays for the repair. Registering your vehicle on RecallAU gets you an email alert if a new recall is published for it.
Buying a used FUSO Shogun - what should I check?
Check this page for outstanding recalls across the model years you are considering, then run the specific vehicle's VIN through the search page before you buy. An unrepaired safety recall is a repair bill you inherit.
Recall facts on this page reference the official notices published by suppliers on vehiclerecalls.gov.au, linked from each recall above. RecallAU is an independent service and not a government website.