3 recalls across 3 model years
The Dodge D100 has 3 recalls spanning the 1976–1990 production run, with the most serious affecting 1990 models, where a rear-end collision can push the pickup box crossmember into the fuel pump fuel line, causing a leak that can ignite if a source of ignition is present.
The two remaining recalls are emissions compliance issues with no associated safety risk. On 1978 models, certain vehicles were built without the choke heater electrical harness installed, leaving the choke heater circuit inoperative and causing the engine to exceed hydrocarbon and carbon monoxide emission limits. On 1976 models, certain vehicles were assembled without a required spark advance control valve, again resulting in exhaust emissions above the permitted threshold.
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