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Dodge W1 Recalls & Complaints by Model Year

NHTSA lists 4 safety recalls and 0 owner complaints across 4 model years of the Dodge W1 (1984–1988).

4
safety recalls, all years
0
owner complaints, all years
1984
year with most recalls

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Model yearRecallsComplaints
1988 Dodge W110
1987 Dodge W110
1986 Dodge W110
1984 Dodge W110

All Dodge W1 recalls (4)

Every NHTSA safety campaign that lists a Dodge W1, most recent first, with the model years each one covers.

  1. Gear position indication (prndl) (power train)

    NHTSA 87V194000 Reported 3,500 vehicles potentially affected CHRYSLER CORPORATION

    Automatic transmission may contain a park sprag rod assembly that may stick in the tooth butt unengaged position.

    Remedy: All involved vehicles will have the park sprag rod assemblies replaced.

    Model years: 1988

  2. Hoses, lines/piping, and fittings (service brakes)

    NHTSA 87V095000 Reported 90 vehicles potentially affected CHRYSLER CORPORATION

    Front brake hose, routed from the body brake tubing to the front axle connector, may be twisted.

    Remedy: Reroute hose to eliminate any contact potential.

    Model years: 1987

  3. Master cylinder (service brakes)

    NHTSA 86V020000 Reported 7,400 vehicles potentially affected CHRYSLER CORPORATION

    Certain brake master cylinders may have been overstressed and cracked during manufacture. Consequence of defect: a cracked cylinder may fail during braking, resulting in loss of braking capability, which may lead to an accident.

    Remedy: Replace suspect cylinders.

    Model years: 1986

  4. Master cylinder (service brakes)

    NHTSA 84V047000 Reported 1,800 vehicles potentially affected CHRYSLER CORPORATION

    Piston within master cylinder may develop a seal leakage. This defect may result in intermittent loss of front wheel brakes.

    Remedy: Defective master cylinders will be replaced free of charge.

    Model years: 1984

Other Dodge models

Source: NHTSA recall and complaint databases and EPA fuel economy data, October 2026. Complaint counts are owner reports to NHTSA, not verified defects. Recall counts are safety campaigns that list this model year; whether a particular car was already repaired depends on its VIN. How this data is compiled.