Chrysler Pacifica Hybrid recalls
NHTSA's records list 6 safety recalls covering the Chrysler Pacifica Hybrid since Nov. 1, 2016, for model years 2017-2020. The most recent was reported to NHTSA on Feb. 11, 2022. 1 of them carried a “Do not drive” or “Park outside” warning.
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2020 Chrysler Pacifica Hybrid recalls 1
- 12V Connector Post May Overheat Causing Fire
Component: electrical system. 23,079 vehicles potentially affected. Links to NHTSA's record.
2019 Chrysler Pacifica Hybrid recalls 1
- 12V Connector Post May Overheat Causing Fire
Component: electrical system. 23,079 vehicles potentially affected. Links to NHTSA's record.
2018 Chrysler Pacifica Hybrid recalls 4
- Vehicle Fire When Parked
Component: hybrid propulsion system. 16,741 vehicles potentially affected. Links to NHTSA's record.
- 12V Connector Post May Overheat Causing Fire
Component: electrical system. 23,079 vehicles potentially affected. Links to NHTSA's record.
- Control Arm May Separate From Steering Knuckle
Component: suspension. 47,771 vehicles potentially affected. Links to NHTSA's record.
- Improper Engine Restart May Cause Stall or Fire
Component: engine and engine cooling. 10,260 vehicles potentially affected. Links to NHTSA's record.
2017 Chrysler Pacifica Hybrid recalls 5
- Vehicle Fire When Parked
Component: hybrid propulsion system. 16,741 vehicles potentially affected. Links to NHTSA's record.
- 12V Connector Post May Overheat Causing Fire
Component: electrical system. 23,079 vehicles potentially affected. Links to NHTSA's record.
- Improper Engine Restart May Cause Stall or Fire
Component: engine and engine cooling. 10,260 vehicles potentially affected. Links to NHTSA's record.
- Incorrect Seating Capacity Tire Placards/FMVSS 110
Component: equipment. 100 vehicles potentially affected. Links to NHTSA's record.
- Power Inverter Module Failure Due to Overvoltage
Component: hybrid propulsion system. 1,375 vehicles potentially affected. Links to NHTSA's record.
Counted and listed by the Tribune's code from NHTSA's recall records. A recall appears under every model year it covers.