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2009 Dodge Journey electrical system recalls

5 electrical system recalls for the 2009 Dodge Journey. See all 2009 Dodge Journey recalls.

2008–2010 Chrysler Town AND Country & 2008–2010 Dodge Grand Caravan + 1 more

Airbag recall · 14V373
This defect can affect the safe operation of the airbag system.
📅 Jun 26, 2014· 722,705 vehicles

2009 Dodge Journey

Electrical system recall · 10V658
Chrysler is recalling certain model year 2009 dodge Journey vehicles manufacturer from november 1, 2007, through november 7, 2008.
📅 Dec 29, 2010· 64,934 vehicles

2009 Dodge Journey & 2009 Jeep Commander + 2 more

Airbag recall · 09V118
Chrysler is recalling 4,314 my 2009 dodge Journey, jeep Grand Cherokee, Commander and Wrangler vehicles.
📅 Apr 9, 2009· 4,314 vehicles

2009 Dodge Journey

Electrical system recall · 09V082
Chrysler is recalling 16,852 my 2009 dodge Journey vehicles equipped without optional 115 volt auxiliary power outlet.
📅 Mar 12, 2009· 16,852 vehicles

2009 Dodge Journey

Electrical system recall · 08V247
Chrysler is recalling 6,692 my 2009 dodge Journey vehicles equipped with a 3.5L engine.
📅 Jun 4, 2008· 6,692 vehicles

FAQ

Is there a electrical system recall on the 2009 Dodge Journey?

Yes, 5: 14V373 – This defect can affect the safe operation of the airbag system.; 10V658 – Chrysler is recalling certain model year 2009 dodge Journey vehicles manufacturer from november 1, 2007, through november 7, 2008.; 09V118 – Chrysler is recalling 4,314 my 2009 dodge Journey, jeep Grand Cherokee, Commander and Wrangler vehicles.; 09V082 – Chrysler is recalling 16,852 my 2009 dodge Journey vehicles equipped without optional 115 volt auxiliary power outlet.; 08V247 – Chrysler is recalling 6,692 my 2009 dodge Journey vehicles equipped with a 3.5L engine.

Is the 2009 Dodge Journey electrical system recall repair free?

Yes. Safety recall repairs are free at any authorized dealer under federal law, including parts and labor. (Vehicles more than 15 years old when the recall was announced can be excluded, but most manufacturers still fix them.)