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2001 Lance SLIDE-IN Camper

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1Owner complaints

Model-year median: 0.5

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When problems were reported

Mileage at the reported incident

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NHTSA owner reports · September 18, 2026 snapshot.

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Equipment complaints

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54,000 miles · Apr 30, 2003
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THE VEHICLE CAME EQUIPPED WITH A CARBON DIOXIDE ALERT SYSTEM, WHICH FAILED. THIS COULD HAVE RESULTED IN SERIOUS INJURIES OR DEATH, IF THE VEHICLE WAS OCCUPIED AT THE TIME OF THE FAILURE. SERIAL #140743. *JB THE CONSUMER ACCIDENTLY LEFT THE STOVE TOP BURNER ON FOR ALMOST 24 HRS AND THE CAMPER HAD BEEN FILLED WITH PROPANE GAS A…

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THE VEHICLE CAME EQUIPPED WITH A CARBON DIOXIDE ALERT SYSTEM, WHICH FAILED. THIS COULD HAVE RESULTED IN SERIOUS INJURIES OR DEATH, IF THE VEHICLE WAS OCCUPIED AT THE TIME OF THE FAILURE. SERIAL #140743. *JB THE CONSUMER ACCIDENTLY LEFT THE STOVE TOP BURNER ON FOR ALMOST 24 HRS AND THE CAMPER HAD BEEN FILLED WITH PROPANE GAS AND THE DETECTOR DIDN'T SOUND THE ALARM. THE CONSUMER FOUND THAT THE DETECTOR WAS IN WORKING ORDER AFTER PRESSING THE TEST BUTTON. THIS WAS THE SECOND UNIT PLACED IN THE CAMPER, THE FIRST ONE WENT OFF ALL HOURS OF THE DAY. *SCC

NHTSA ODI #10017866

Official recalls

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NHTSA investigations

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