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Chrysler D1 recalls
2 official recall campaigns for the Chrysler D1, published by vehicle safety authorities in Germany, covering model years 2004–2012. The most recent was issued in 2017. A recall applies to specific build dates and VINs, so check yours before assuming it's affected — or not.
- 2 campaigns
- 2 rated high risk
- Latest: 2017
- 🇩🇪 Germany
Chrysler D1 recalls by year
- 2017 · 1
- 2015 · 1
Chrysler D1 recalls in 2017 (1)
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Dodge Challenger, Charger — Passenger car recall (EU Safety Gate, DE)High risk
Chrysler D1 recalls in 2015 (1)
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Chrysler 300, Durango — Passenger car / pickup truck recall (EU Safety Gate, DE)High risk
Chrysler D1 recalls by country
| Country | Campaigns | Official recall check |
|---|---|---|
| 🇩🇪 Germany | 2 | KBA · recall database (Rückrufdatenbank) |
How to check if your Chrysler D1 has a recall
A recall covers specific build dates and vehicle identification numbers (VINs), not every Chrysler D1 on the road. To see whether yours is affected:
- Look up your VIN or registration on the official recall checker for the country where the car is registered: KBA (Germany).
- Ask an authorised Chrysler dealer: recall repairs are free, including on used cars and cars serviced elsewhere.
- Add the car to your watched vehicles on Recaller Book and get an email when a new campaign is published for it.
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