USCG recreational boat recalls
Search federal recreational-boat recall records by manufacturer identification code, manufacturer, model and model year.
Open USCG recall search ↗Live registry Hull → engine → part
Know what fits.
Before you buy.
Map the boat. Confirm the engine. Trace every part back to evidence before a marketplace listing ever enters the picture.
16,263manufacturer records
101normalized boat types
26,613engine records
95,206part references
WAKEPARTS / TRACE 001LIVE SIGNAL
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Identify the hullBuilder · model · year
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Confirm propulsionFactory option or engine record
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Compare part evidenceExact fitment or engine reference
04
Check the live marketPart number first · listing second
Every result carries a source and confidence level.
16,263 builders101 vessel typesOfficial recall gatewaysEvidence before marketplace
01 · Fitment trace
Build one clean chain from hull to part.
Choose the registered builder, identify the model year and installed engine, then search for a component or exact part number.
01Builder
02Model
03Year
04Engine
05Part
Try a documented trace
03 · Official safety check
Check recalls before fitment.
Recall evidence is a separate safety layer. Use the builder MIC, exact model and model year in the official databases; a blank search is not proof that a boat or component is safe.
Prepared identityChoose a registered builder above to prepare an exact recall check.
Canadian recalls and safety alerts
Inspect the Government of Canada's downloadable recall dataset, then confirm marine notices with Transport Canada.
02 · Boat taxonomy · CC0
One vocabulary for the whole fleet.
Browse normalized recreational, fishing, working and commercial types. Alternative names resolve to one canonical record so model and part evidence stays connected.
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04 · Fitment evidence
See exactly why a part surfaced.
Exact boat evidence and engine-reference records are never blended. Every card explains what is known, what is inferred and what still needs serial-number verification.
No trace loaded
Complete the five identifiers above to expose the evidence chain.
05 · Live marketplace · separate layer
eBay follows the evidence.
Marketplace titles can suggest a match, but they never upgrade the confidence of a boat or engine fitment.
06 · Owner evidence
Help the graph learn—carefully.
Submit concise factual fitment evidence. Contributions remain private until reviewed and never publish automatically.
07 · Evidence ladder
A confidence label is part of the result.
WakeParts stores the source, model-year range and reason for every fitment. Marketplace wording is never treated as manufacturer evidence.
Read the source and collection policy ↗Independent project. Not affiliated with or endorsed by the U.S. Coast Guard, EPA, any boat manufacturer, eBay or Amazon. The broad Amazon search is our own Associates paid link, not a Redbrain-supplied fitment match. As an Amazon Associate I earn from qualifying purchases.01ExactManufacturer test or part record for this configuration
02FactoryEngine documented as an option for this model-year
03EnginePart documented for the selected engine record
04OwnerSubmitted evidence awaiting or passing review
05UnverifiedSearch clue only; never presented as fitment
08 · How the graph grows
Import facts. Link sources. Review every leap.
Import reusable records
Public-domain EPA records and CC0 data provide engine and manufacturer facts.
Reference manufacturer proof
Model specifications remain at their original source while the graph stores concise factual relationships.
Moderate owner evidence
New facts enter a private queue, with no automatic publication or copied manual content.
Make the uncertainty visible
Confidence never exceeds the strongest evidence in the chain.