Massive Recall: Fiat Chrysler Automobiles (FCA) has recently announced a recall affecting 1,227,808 Ram pickup trucks. If you own one of these trucks, make sure to check in for details.
Affected Models: The recall applies to the latest models of Ram 1500 trucks, specifically those manufactured between 2019 and 2024.
Software Glitch Issue: There seems to be a software glitch in the anti-lock braking system, which is causing the stability control to deactivate unexpectedly.
Violation of Federal Law: The violation of federal law prompted the recall due to the deactivation of the stability control system.
No Reported Accidents or Injuries: According to the recall documents, no accidents or injuries have been reported as a result of this issue.
Warning Signs: Drivers might come across warning lights on the dashboard indicating issues with the anti-lock or stability control systems.
Simple Fix Available: Dealers will happily install new software for the anti-lock control module.
Recall Notifications: Dealer notifications will commence on September 12, while specific owner notifications are set to begin on October 3.
FCA's Recalls in 2023: This is the 44th recall issued by FCA this year; just a little reminder to keep everyone safe
Comparison with Ford: Ford is in the lead with 46 recalls, but they are almost on par with FCA regarding the total number of vehicles affected.
Total Recalled Vehicles: FCA has a significant number of vehicles affected by recalls, totaling 3,897,071.
Ford's Recall Numbers: Ford has a slightly higher number of vehicles recalled, totaling 3,964,484.
Tesla's Recall Figures: Tesla has recalled a total of 4,411,725 vehicles, surpassing both competitors.
Tesla's Major Recalls: Tesla had two recalls that impacted a significant number of vehicles, with each recall affecting over a million units.
Focus on Safety: The recalls underscore the continued emphasis on safety and compliance throughout the automotive industry.