Recalls

Fiat Chrysler is adding more than 875,000 Ram pickup trucks worldwide to a series of recalls to fix tailgates that can open while the trucks are being driven. The expansion covers certain Ram 1500, 2500 and 3500 pickups from the 2013 through 2018 model years that have power locking tailgates. Affected 2015 through 2017 trucks have 8-foot beds, and the affected 2013, 2014 and 2018 trucks have beds of other sizes and were built before April 1, 2018.

The Occupant Restraint Controller might malfunction.

This covers 2018 and 2019 versions of the previous-generation truck.

After 1.5 million trucks recalled last year, another 410,000 added to the bunch.

At risk of steering loss, brake pedal falling off.

The power locking mechanisms may break and unlatch the tailgate.

Drive a Ram 1500? Maybe it's time to give your fuel tanks a look. FCA is issuing a voluntary recall of over 270,000 Ram 1500 pickups to prevent their fuel tanks from sagging.

A faulty interlock could allow the transmission to shift out of park without applying the brakes.

FCA will start notifying owners in November.

There are no injuries/fatalities associated with the Jeep recall, and just one "potentially related injury" in the truck/police car recall.

According to Ram, the issue only reveals itself in two-wheel drive. Driving in four-wheel-drive mode should still be safe.

Roughly 323,000 vehicles will be recalled for an insufficient crimp in a wire harness that could lead to a loss of power.

FCA says 41 injuries may have been caused by drivers exiting their running vehicles without selecting Park.

Ram will recall the 2015 ProMaster because its ignition switch can potentially lose electrical contact and cause the van to stall.

Fiat Chrysler Automobiles and the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration have issued a recall notice for 65,760 units of the 2015-16 Ram 1500 pickup over rear axles that may not have been properly heat-treated.

Ram is issuing three recalls that cover many of the company's pickups and affect over a million vehicles in the US alone.

Ram recalls more than 1,700 rear-drive, diesel-powered 1500 models over concerns that a battery wiring harness could short out.

Fiat Chrysler Automobiles is recalling certain 2014 Jeep Grand Cherokees for a windshield wiper problem, while offering incentives to SUV and truck owners to complete earlier recalls.

NHTSA is closing an investigation into 4.7 million power modules in FCA vehicles and found no need for a recall in them.

Two separate problems related to inadvertent airbag deployment have prompted Fiat Chrysler Automobiles and the NHTSA to recall some 2 million late-model Ram trucks.