Chrysler Grand Voyager recalls

Whether your car is affected and still needs the repair depends on its VIN or registration. Check it on the official site for your country:

• United States: nhtsa.gov/recalls
• United Kingdom: check-vehicle-recalls.service.gov.uk

1. Driver airbag emblem may become loose or detach

   Reported September 23, 2020Model years 2006–2011DVSA recall R/2020/2505,878 vehicles affected

   The driver airbag emblem may become loose or detach. The emblem and its retainers will be removed.

   Official DVSA recall text

   Component

   THE DRIVER'S AIRBAG EMBLEM MAY HAVE BECOME LOOSE OR DETACHED

   Defect

   The driver�s airbag emblem may have become loose or detached.

   Remedy

   Remove the emblem and the emblem retainers

2. Ignition module may shut off engine while driving

   Reported October 12, 2015Model years 2007–2010DVSA recall R/2015/1768,574 vehicles affected

   The ignition module may move the key fob to the accessory position while driving, shutting off the engine. The ignition module and key fobs will be replaced.

   Official DVSA recall text

   Component

   ENGINE COULD SHUT OFF UNINTENTIONALLY

   Defect

   The ignition module may unintentionally move the key FOB to the accessory position whilst the vehicle is moving and shut off the engine.

   Remedy

   On affected vehicles replace ignition module and key FOBs.

3. Rear quarter window switch may overheat

   Reported March 13, 2015Model years 2010–2014DVSA recall R/2015/0581 vehicle affected

   Water or moisture may enter the rear quarter vent window switch, causing overheating, a burning smell or smoke, and in extreme circumstances a driver's door fire. The switch will be replaced and the electrical connector repaired if required.

   Official DVSA recall text

   Component

   FIRE MAY OCCUR

   Defect

   If liquid water or moisture enters the rear quarter vent window switch it may cause the switch to overheat. This can result in a burning smell or smoke being emitted from the switch or in extreme circumstances it can cause a driver�s door fire.

   Remedy

   Recall all affected vehicles to replace the rear quarter vent window switch and if required repair the electrical connector.

4. Weight label may show incorrect ratings

   Reported December 9, 2014Model years 2013–2014DVSA recall R/2014/165481 vehicles affected

   The weight certification label may show an incorrect Gross Vehicle Weight Rating (GVWR), which could lead to overloading and a crash. The label will be replaced.

   Official DVSA recall text

   Component

   INCORRECT WEIGHT RATINGS

   Defect

   The vehicle Weight Certification label has the incorrect value for Gross Vehicle Weight Ratings (GVWR). Over loading the vehicle is possible without understanding the correct GVWR specification which could cause a crash without warning.

   Remedy

   Recall the vehicles that are likely to be affected and replace the Weight certification label.

5. Incorrect side airbags may deploy in a collision

   Reported September 16, 2013Model years 2012–2013DVSA recall R/2013/088208 vehicles affected

   In a collision from the B-pillar rearward, the incorrect side airbags may deploy, increasing the risk of injury. The Occupant Restraint Control module will be reprogrammed.

   Official DVSA recall text

   Component

   INCORRECT SIDE AIRBAG MAY DEPLOY

   Defect

   In the event of a collision from the B-pillar rearward the incorrect side airbags may deploy. This would create an increased risk of injury.

   Remedy

   Recall the vehicles that are likely to be affected to reprogramme the Occupant Restraint Control (ORC) module.

6. Brake pads may reduce braking performance

   Reported November 8, 2011Model years 2011DVSA recall R/2011/140321 vehicles affected

   Front and rear brake pads fitted during production do not comply with ECE 13 Regulation and may affect braking performance in extreme cases. The brake pads will be replaced.

   Official DVSA recall text

   Component

   BRAKING PERFORMANCE MAY BE AFFECTED

   Defect

   It has been identified that the brake pads fitted to the front and rear of the vehicle during production do not comply with ECE 13 Regulation. In extreme cases this may affect the braking performance of the vehicle.

   Remedy

   Recall all affected vehicles and replace the brake pads.

7. Ignition switch may stop the engine

   Reported September 9, 2011Model years 2007–2010DVSA recall R/2011/0911,078 vehicles affected

   On rough or uneven roads, the ignition switch may move to the accessory position while driving and stop the engine, potentially causing a collision. Vehicles will be inspected and additional parts fitted.

   Official DVSA recall text

   Component

   ENGINE MAY CUT OUT

   Defect

   Under certain conditions rough or uneven roads it is possible that the ignition switch may move to the 'Accessory' position whilst the vehicle is in motion. This can cause the engine stop and could result in a collision.

   Remedy

   Recall all affected vehicles for inspection and the fitment of additional parts to overcome the issue.

8. Steering column performance in an impact may be compromised

   Reported August 6, 2011Model years 2011DVSA recall R/2011/081200 vehicles affected

   A rivet in the steering column may be missing or incorrectly installed, which could compromise column performance in an impact. The rivet will be checked and fitted or replaced as needed.

   Official DVSA recall text

   Component

   STEERING COLUMN PERFORMANCE DURING AN IMPACT MAY BE COMPROMISED

   Defect

   Because a rivet may be either missing or incorrectly installed in the steering column in the event of an impact the steering column performance could be compromised.

   Remedy

   Recall the vehicles that are likely to be affected to check and where necessary install a missing rivet or replace an incorrectly installed rivet.

9. Water leak may cause inadvertent airbag deployment

   Reported February 18, 2011DVSA recall R/2011/0091,799 vehicles affected

   A leaking air-conditioning drain tube and grommet may allow water onto the carpet or restraint control module, potentially causing the airbag warning lamp to illuminate and an airbag to deploy without warning. The tube and grommet will be replaced.

   Official DVSA recall text

   Component

   AIRBAG MAY DEPLOY INADVERTENTLY

   Defect

   The Heating Ventilation and Air-Conditioning (HVAC) drain tube and grommet may leak water onto the passenger compartment carpeting and/or the Occupant Restraint Control (OCR) module. This can lead to the illumination of the airbag warning lamp and the potential for an inadvertent airbag deployment without warning.

   Remedy

   The HVAC drain tube and grommet must be replaced.

10. Sliding door wiring may overheat

    Reported February 18, 2011DVSA recall R/2010/1932,375 vehicles affected

    Wiring for the power sliding door may be damaged by the hinge mechanism during operation, causing the latch to overheat and possibly start a fire or cause injury. The wiring will be checked, repaired or replaced as needed.

    Official DVSA recall text

    Component

    FIRE MAY OCCUR

    Defect

    It is possible that the wiring for the power Sliding Door can on the hinge mechanism during operation. This result in the latch mechanism overheating and lead to a possible fire or personal injury.

    Remedy

    Recall all affected vehicles for the wiring to be checked repaired or replaced as necessary.

Sources: NHTSA (US National Highway Traffic Safety Administration), DVSA (UK Driver and Vehicle Standards Agency) and the EU Safety Gate (European Commission) recall data. Each recall covers vehicles sold in that market; models sold elsewhere may differ.