
Stellantis’ Rearview-Camera Recall Tests OTA Completion
A radio-software recall spanning Chrysler, Dodge, Jeep and Ram shows both the appeal and the practical limits of using over-the-air updates to resolve a federal safety issue.
Explore Ram pickup and van recall coverage, compare campaign details and find official VIN and repair resources.
RecallWire currently has 12 published reports that include RAM vehicles from model years 2019–2026. Coverage below explains the affected vehicles, safety concern and stated remedy using official records and clearly identified sources.
Our Ram reporting includes separate rearview-camera campaigns affecting the 1500 and selected 2500 and ProMaster vehicles, plus seat-belt coverage in the briefings. Official records may identify the reporting manufacturer as Chrysler (FCA US, LLC). Use the listed Ram model and campaign number to identify the relevant report.
A model or year listed here does not confirm that a particular vehicle has an open recall. Check the vehicle identification number through the official NHTSA lookup for vehicle-specific status.
These reports explain specific campaigns in our coverage. For current repair availability and individual recall status, check with the manufacturer using your VIN.
Campaign 26V560000 concerns a radio-software error on certain 2025–2026 Ram 1500 trucks. The report explains the dealer and over-the-air update routes.
Campaign 26V531000 includes certain 2026 Ram 1500, 2500, ProMaster and ProMaster EV vehicles alongside other brands. The update route depends on the vehicle.
The July roundup includes campaign 26V495000 for certain 2019–2026 Ram 1500 second-row seat-belt buckles, with the source record and owner guidance.
Check the VIN for manufacturer recall information and available next steps.
Read the manufacturer’s recall explanations and campaign-specific guidance.
Read interim safety instructions, ask about remedy availability and keep a record of completed work.
Find the vehicle identifier and understand why a model-year match or an empty result needs context.
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A radio-software recall spanning Chrysler, Dodge, Jeep and Ram shows both the appeal and the practical limits of using over-the-air updates to resolve a federal safety issue.
July 2026 recall briefing covering BMW, Ford, Honda and other vehicles, with affected models, repair plans and dated owner-notification updates.

August 2026 recall briefing covering Alfa Romeo, BMW, Chrysler and other vehicles, with affected models, repair plans and dated owner-notification updates.

A recall covers 844,027 Chrysler, Dodge, Jeep and Ram vehicles for a rearview camera image failure. The remedy is a dealer or over-the-air update.

Ram recalls 239,131 trucks for a rearview-camera software issue. The free radio update can arrive over the air or be completed by a dealer.
August 7, 2026 recall briefing covering Ford, Kia, Lincoln and other vehicles, with affected models, repair plans and dated owner-notification updates.

August 14, 2026 recall briefing covering Ford, Lincoln, Ram and other vehicles, with affected models, repair plans and dated owner-notification updates.

August 21, 2026 recall briefing covering Ford, Kia, Ram and other vehicles, with affected models, repair plans and dated owner-notification updates.

August 28, 2026 recall briefing covering Chrysler, Dodge, Ford and other vehicles, with affected models, repair plans and dated owner-notification updates.

September 4, 2026 recall briefing covering Chrysler, Dodge, Ford and other vehicles, with affected models, repair plans and dated owner-notification updates.

September 11, 2026 recall briefing covering Chrysler, Dodge, Jeep and other vehicles, with affected models, repair plans and dated owner-notification updates.

A plain-language overview of newly listed safety recalls involving seat-belt anchorage, rearview-camera, display, and rear-suspension concerns.
Use the official NHTSA recall lookup with your vehicle identification number. A matching model and year cannot establish whether an individual vehicle is included in a campaign.
Chrysler (FCA US, LLC) is the reporting manufacturer named in the linked Ram camera campaigns. A corporate manufacturer name can cover several vehicle brands. Check the affected-model list and the campaign number rather than assuming every vehicle from those brands is included.
No. The two camera campaigns linked above have different NHTSA and manufacturer campaign numbers. Ask Mopar or an authorized dealer which campaign applies to your VIN and whether its specific remedy is recorded as complete. An unrelated software update is not confirmation of recall completion.
The official campaign record describes the manufacturer’s remedy and eligibility. Contact an authorized RAM dealer with your VIN to confirm the repair available for your vehicle.
No. RecallWire’s published reports are editorial coverage. The campaign count on this page comes from our rolling snapshot of official campaign data; Recall Search provides broader campaign coverage. Consult NHTSA and the manufacturer for a vehicle’s current recall status.