1991 DODGE DAYTONA Recalls — Canada & USA

The 1991 Dodge Daytona has 4 recalls, the most serious being a parking brake cable defect where mismatched cable lengths to the rear wheels reduce braking force on one side, which can allow the vehicle to roll away. The remaining three recalls are lower in severity. The owner's manual incorrectly describes how the front passenger door lock works, stating that a locked door cannot be opened from the inside without first pulling up the lock handle. In reality, the inside door handle can open the door even when locked, which could lead a passenger to unintentionally open the door while the vehicle is moving. There are also two tire placard recalls: the vehicle shipped with an incorrect tire pressure label that does not reflect the proper inflation specifications for the installed tires and wheels.