Dodge Sliding Door Latch Settlement
Reimbursement for parts and labor costs you paid for repairs to the failing sliding door lock actuator
What happened
FCA US sold 2017-2018 Dodge Grand Caravan vehicles equipped with rear power sliding doors that allegedly had defective lock actuators and latches that would fail and lose locking/unlocking capability. FCA US denies the defect exists and has not been found liable. The parties settled to avoid lengthy litigation.
Do you qualify?
Anyone who purchased or leased a 2017-2018 Dodge Grand Caravan built between January 1, 2017 and December 31, 2017. Class Members who paid for repairs to the defective sliding door latch can submit a claim for reimbursement.
How to file
Submit a claim for reimbursement at https://www.fcarecallreimbursement.com if you paid for a qualifying repair to the sliding door latch defect. You must provide documentation of your repair expenses. Class Members can also take their vehicle to any authorized FCA US dealership to receive free repairs under the extended warranty without needing to file a claim.
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