| 2020 | Caution | 7 | Automatic-transmission pump failure causes a sudden loss of hydraulic pressure and motive power; subject of recall 16V461000, with owners reporting failures across a wide mileage range.; TIPM electrical and fuel-pump-relay faults persist on the early refresh years, causing stalling and no-start conditions.; Power sliding-door lock actuators stick locked or unlocked, buzz, and fail, making the doors hard to operate and raising egress concerns; only some model years are covered by a Mopar extended warranty. | Full report ↗ |
| 2019 | Caution | 7 | Automatic-transmission pump failure causes a sudden loss of hydraulic pressure and motive power; subject of recall 16V461000, with owners reporting failures across a wide mileage range.; TIPM electrical and fuel-pump-relay faults persist on the early refresh years, causing stalling and no-start conditions.; Power sliding-door lock actuators stick locked or unlocked, buzz, and fail, making the doors hard to operate and raising egress concerns; only some model years are covered by a Mopar extended warranty. | Full report ↗ |
| 2018 | Caution | 6 | Automatic-transmission pump failure causes a sudden loss of hydraulic pressure and motive power; subject of recall 16V461000, with owners reporting failures across a wide mileage range.; TIPM electrical and fuel-pump-relay faults persist on the early refresh years, causing stalling and no-start conditions.; Power sliding-door lock actuators stick locked or unlocked, buzz, and fail, making the doors hard to operate and raising egress concerns; only some model years are covered by a Mopar extended warranty. | Full report ↗ |
| 2017 | Caution | 6 | Automatic-transmission pump failure causes a sudden loss of hydraulic pressure and motive power; subject of recall 16V461000, with owners reporting failures across a wide mileage range.; TIPM electrical and fuel-pump-relay faults persist on the early refresh years, causing stalling and no-start conditions.; Power sliding-door lock actuators stick locked or unlocked, buzz, and fail, making the doors hard to operate and raising egress concerns; only some model years are covered by a Mopar extended warranty. | Full report ↗ |
| 2015 | Caution | 6 | Automatic-transmission pump failure causes a sudden loss of hydraulic pressure and motive power; subject of recall 16V461000, with owners reporting failures across a wide mileage range.; TIPM electrical and fuel-pump-relay faults persist on the early refresh years, causing stalling and no-start conditions.; Power sliding-door lock actuators stick locked or unlocked, buzz, and fail, making the doors hard to operate and raising egress concerns; only some model years are covered by a Mopar extended warranty. | Full report ↗ |
| 2014 | Caution | 6 | Automatic-transmission pump failure causes a sudden loss of hydraulic pressure and motive power; subject of recall 16V461000, with owners reporting failures across a wide mileage range.; TIPM electrical and fuel-pump-relay faults persist on the early refresh years, causing stalling and no-start conditions.; Power sliding-door lock actuators stick locked or unlocked, buzz, and fail, making the doors hard to operate and raising egress concerns; only some model years are covered by a Mopar extended warranty. | Full report ↗ |
| 2007 | Caution | 6 | Engine stalls within minutes of refueling, caused by a defective fuel-tank vapor/liquid separator valve; loss of power steering and brakes can follow and the fix requires replacing the whole fuel tank. Never recalled despite a defect petition.; Power door locks cycle or fail and assorted electrical faults appear, often traced to a body-control-module software defect needing dealer reprogramming.; Airbag warning light illuminates and stays on, commonly from a faulty clockspring or occupant sensor. | Full report ↗ |
| 2006 | Caution | 6 | Engine stalls within minutes of refueling, caused by a defective fuel-tank vapor/liquid separator valve; loss of power steering and brakes can follow and the fix requires replacing the whole fuel tank. Never recalled despite a defect petition.; Power door locks cycle or fail and assorted electrical faults appear, often traced to a body-control-module software defect needing dealer reprogramming.; Airbag warning light illuminates and stays on, commonly from a faulty clockspring or occupant sensor. | Full report ↗ |
| 2016 | Caution | 5 | Automatic-transmission pump failure causes a sudden loss of hydraulic pressure and motive power; subject of recall 16V461000, with owners reporting failures across a wide mileage range.; TIPM electrical and fuel-pump-relay faults persist on the early refresh years, causing stalling and no-start conditions.; Power sliding-door lock actuators stick locked or unlocked, buzz, and fail, making the doors hard to operate and raising egress concerns; only some model years are covered by a Mopar extended warranty. | Full report ↗ |
| 2013 | Caution | 5 | Automatic-transmission pump failure causes a sudden loss of hydraulic pressure and motive power; subject of recall 16V461000, with owners reporting failures across a wide mileage range.; TIPM electrical and fuel-pump-relay faults persist on the early refresh years, causing stalling and no-start conditions.; Power sliding-door lock actuators stick locked or unlocked, buzz, and fail, making the doors hard to operate and raising egress concerns; only some model years are covered by a Mopar extended warranty. | Full report ↗ |
| 2012 | Caution | 5 | Automatic-transmission pump failure causes a sudden loss of hydraulic pressure and motive power; subject of recall 16V461000, with owners reporting failures across a wide mileage range.; TIPM electrical and fuel-pump-relay faults persist on the early refresh years, causing stalling and no-start conditions.; Power sliding-door lock actuators stick locked or unlocked, buzz, and fail, making the doors hard to operate and raising egress concerns; only some model years are covered by a Mopar extended warranty. | Full report ↗ |
| 2011 | Caution | 5 | Automatic-transmission pump failure causes a sudden loss of hydraulic pressure and motive power; subject of recall 16V461000, with owners reporting failures across a wide mileage range.; TIPM electrical and fuel-pump-relay faults persist on the early refresh years, causing stalling and no-start conditions.; Power sliding-door lock actuators stick locked or unlocked, buzz, and fail, making the doors hard to operate and raising egress concerns; only some model years are covered by a Mopar extended warranty. | Full report ↗ |
| 2010 | Caution | 5 | Totally Integrated Power Module (TIPM) failures cause sudden stalling, no-start and erratic electrical behavior (horn, wipers and lights operating on their own); fuel-pump-relay faults are common and can disable steering and brakes when the van stalls.; Wireless Ignition Node (WIN) module defect lets the engine shut off while driving or refuse to start; subject of recall campaign 14V373000.; Front airbags can deploy spontaneously and airbag-warning faults appear, generally tied to clockspring and sensor problems. | Full report ↗ |
| 2009 | Caution | 5 | Totally Integrated Power Module (TIPM) failures cause sudden stalling, no-start and erratic electrical behavior (horn, wipers and lights operating on their own); fuel-pump-relay faults are common and can disable steering and brakes when the van stalls.; Wireless Ignition Node (WIN) module defect lets the engine shut off while driving or refuse to start; subject of recall campaign 14V373000.; Front airbags can deploy spontaneously and airbag-warning faults appear, generally tied to clockspring and sensor problems. | Full report ↗ |
| 2005 | Caution | 5 | Engine stalls within minutes of refueling, caused by a defective fuel-tank vapor/liquid separator valve; loss of power steering and brakes can follow and the fix requires replacing the whole fuel tank. Never recalled despite a defect petition.; Power door locks cycle or fail and assorted electrical faults appear, often traced to a body-control-module software defect needing dealer reprogramming.; Airbag warning light illuminates and stays on, commonly from a faulty clockspring or occupant sensor. | Full report ↗ |
| 2008 | Avoid | 4 | Totally Integrated Power Module (TIPM) failures cause sudden stalling, no-start and erratic electrical behavior (horn, wipers and lights operating on their own); fuel-pump-relay faults are common and can disable steering and brakes when the van stalls.; Wireless Ignition Node (WIN) module defect lets the engine shut off while driving or refuse to start; subject of recall campaign 14V373000.; Front airbags can deploy spontaneously and airbag-warning faults appear, generally tied to clockspring and sensor problems. | Full report ↗ |