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DODGE W350 RECALLS - (2 Recalls Found)

Since 1977, DODGE has issued a total of 2081 car recalls worldwide. Of those recalls, only 2 have been for the DODGE W350 starting in 1983. This accounts for approximately 3.6% of the 58048 car recalls issued by the NHTSA since 1966. The W350 accounts for less than 1.0% of all the DODGE recalls issued since 1977. Compared to other car manufacturers, DODGE ranks #9 in overall number of recalls issued by a car maker.

Please keep in mind these numbers are for statistical purposes only & do not necessarily reflect the quality of the DODGE W350 or DODGE itself. These figures are based only on the number of recalls issued and NOT the total number of vehicles affected by a particular recall.

Find your DODGE W350 listed below. Results are sorted year from newest to oldest. Select the desired DODGE W350 to view the complete recall details. Information provided by the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration.

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View DODGE W350 Recalls Below ↓
1988 Recalls ↓

1988 DODGE W350 Recall - POWER TRAIN:AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSION:GEAR POSITION INDICATION (PRNDL)

Problem: AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSION MAY CONTAIN A PARK SPRAG ROD ASSEMBLY THAT MAY STICK IN THE TOOTH BUTT UNENGAGED POSITION.Recall Details - 12/26/1987
1984 Recalls ↓

1984 DODGE W350 Recall - WHEELS:LUGS/NUTS/BOLTS

Problem: ROAD WHEELS WITH OVERSIZED MOUNTING HOLES MAY HAVE BEEN INSTALLED ON THE AFFECTED VEHICLES. OVERSIZED HOLES COULD CAUSE INADEQUATE TIGHTENING OF THE WHEEL TO THE HUB, LOOSENESS OF THE WHEEL, AND POSSIBLE SEPARATION OF THE WHEEL FROM THE VEHICLE.Recall Details - 9/26/1983
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