DODGE B100 Recalls

The Dodge B100 has 5 recalls spanning the 1977-1981 production run, with the most serious being a 1981 model year issue where the rear bumper support bracket can contact the fuel tank in a rear-end collision, causing fuel to leak. The 1977 model year has a brake pedal pushrod nut that may not have been tightened properly at the factory, allowing it to separate from the bolt and cause a complete loss of hydraulic braking. On 1978 models, improperly routed front brake hoses can rub against the tire and wheel assembly during sharp turns, wearing through the hose and eliminating front wheel braking, though the rear brakes remain functional. Also on 1978 models, the passenger-side seatbelt can fall short of required length when the seat is moved to the full forward position, leaving the occupant without adequate restraint in a crash. The 1980 model year has a sliding side door recall where aluminum hinge and roller assemblies can crack or break, allowing the door to partially or fully separate from the vehicle while being opened or closed.