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Chrysler has been at the top of our list of recalls lately, and is showing little sign of dropping down. The latest campaign announced from Auburn Hills affects nearly 80,000 units over a problem that could see the vehicle suddenly stall or shift into neutral unexpectedly.
According to the automaker’s statement below, the issue primarily affects the 2015 Chrysler 200. However it indicates that unspecified “additional vehicles are also included in the campaign.” Of the 77,834 units affected by the recall, the vast majority – nearly 70k – are in the United States. Another 7,115 are located in Canada, 848 in Mexico, and another 19 outside of North America.
The problem stems from some electrical connectors that may have been damaged by the supplier during post-production validation tests. FCA stresses, however, that it is “unaware of any related injuries or accidents” resulting from this issue, and that the glitch may or may not be “accompanied by a dashboard warning-light illumination.” Airbag function is reportedly unaffected.
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Statement: Electrical Connectors
August 14, 2015 , Auburn Hills, Mich. – FCA US LLC is conducting a voluntary safety recall to correct a condition in an estimated 77,834 U.S.-market sedans that may lead to engine stall or gearshift to neutral.
The Company is unaware of any related injuries or accidents. The condition, which may be accompanied by a dashboard warning-light illumination, does not affect air-bag function.
An investigation by FCA US revealed some electrical connectors were damaged when the supplier conducted post-production validation tests.
Affected are certain 2015 Chrysler 200 midsize sedans. Additional vehicles also are included in campaign. Of these, approximately 7,115 are in Canada; 848 are in Mexico; and 19 are outside the NAFTA region
Affected customers will be advised when they may schedule service, which will be performed free of charge.
Customers with questions or concerns may call the FCA US Customer Care Center at 1-800-853-1403.