2022 Chrysler Pacifica electrical problems

Filed Oct 28, 2026 · Electrical, Fuel system · WA

The vehicle experienced a concurrent failure of the high-voltage traction battery pack and the High-Voltage Battery Coolant Heater (Diagnostic Trouble Code P0E15). The electric battery coolant heater is a critical component of the high-voltage battery thermal management loop and vehicle cabin heating/defrosting system. When this heater fails, the high-voltage battery cannot regulate cell temperatures in colder ambient conditions, which disables electric propulsion mode, triggers powertrain limp-mode/reduced propulsion warnings, and leaves the vehicle unable to clear or defrost the windshield in freezing temperatures. A sudden loss of propulsion power in traffic or loss of windshield visibility during cold weather presents severe safety hazards. The manufacturer approved the traction battery pack under warranty but denied statutory coverage for the concurrently failed high-voltage coolant heater, leaving the vehicle disassembled and inoperable.

Filed Oct 21, 2026 · Brakes, Electrical · NE

The vehicle was left in parking on a Saturday afternoon in Costco. When we came back and we put everything in the trunk, the vehicle turn on automatically, not by remote start, on its own. When we saw the dashboard it said: "Put on in parking to prevent rolling", but the vehicle didn't take any gears and it was not able to be turn off. We try to turn it off several times but it came back on, on its own with the same message: "Put on in parking to prevent rolling", after towing we dropped in the dealer and the dealer couldn't find anything not even a computer code. This could have happened on a semaphore waiting for a light and maybe the car would have rolled on its own? that's something that it is concerning.

Filed Oct 20, 2026 · Acceleration, Electrical · GA

We purchased 2022 hybrid Chrysler Pacifica from Mountain View CDJR in June 2026 and around July 4th the car went into critical red turtle limp mode on the highway slowing from 65 to under 15 mph with all our children in the car. Thankfully my husband was driving and able to get us to the local CDJR who helped inspect the vehicle and discovered contaminated coolant issue and showed us the different colors that shouldn’t be there from a car purchased from a CDJR dealership. The issue was brought to Mountain View who initially attempted to charge us over $3,000 for an issue stemming from their own negligence. After agreeing to pay around $600 for new radiator and more back and forth I believed the car would be returned to us well serviced. There was a recall they were supposed to handle and also they had the vehicle during a prescheduled oil change and then failed to perform the oil change. After then vehicle had been returned to us the hybrid capabilities have failed, we cannot charge the vehicle, and gas mileage has continued decline. When brought to service manager, he asked me “well is it still going into limp mode?” As if the car not stalling in the highway was successfully servicing the vehicle. Car went into limp mode several times before Mountain View’s service, car has since continued to decline in gas mileage and does not charge at all, and though it has not gone into red turtle or limp mode I feel there are still underlying safety issues as coolant flush was never performed. Mountain View has lied and been very combative.

Filed Oct 13, 2026 · Electrical · OR

This vehicle is experiencing a severe, recurring premature failure of the power sliding door lock actuators on both sides. When I took it to the dealer for inspection I didn’t know the clicking sound was a problem. But was told it needed to be replaced because it was a “safety issue.” • September 5, 2024: The Right-Side sliding door lock actuator failed prematurely at approximately 15,000 miles and had to be replaced. The dealership replaced under warranty. • Earlier This Year (2026), I don’t know exactly when, both door lock actuators are showing signs of failure by making that same clicking noise while closing. This marks the second premature failure of the right-side actuator and the initial failure of the left-side actuator. I declined to have the vehicle inspected by a dealer for this new failure because there would be a $225 diagnostic charge when I already know what the problem is. It manifest as a rapid clicking noise during the final latching phase of the sliding door shutting.The right side door regularly sticks closed and won’t open. This is a critical safety defect that puts passengers at risk. I’m concerned that as these actuators fail, the power sliding doors will not lock securely while the vehicle is in motion, creating a severe risk of the doors opening inadvertently on the highway—a major hazard for children in the rear seats. Conversely, the mechanism can stick or jam shut, potentially trapping rear occupants inside the vehicle during an emergency evacuation or crash scenario. The fact that a replacement factory part (Mopar 68185976AD) failed for a second time within a short window proves that this is not standard wear-and-tear. It is a fundamental engineering defect in the internal gears of the actuator that Chrysler has failed to permanently resolve for the 2017–2023 platform. The manufacturer needs to investigate these recurring component failures and issue a permanent remedy.

Filed Sep 25, 2026 · Electrical · SC

ADDENDUM to Complaint Number XXX: The vehicle is now completely undriveable and parked at my residence due to the severe safety hazard of the Electric Power Steering (EPS) system locking up completely after 10 minutes of operation. I have contacted Chrysler Corporate (Case # XXX) and multiple local dealerships, including Carolina Chrysler in [XXX].The manufacturer and its dealer network are actively refusing to diagnose or inspect this documented safety defect unless I pay a $206 diagnostic fee upfront. I am on a strict zero-dollar budget and cannot afford this fee. The manufacturer is using a corporate loophole to block the inspection of a life-threatening, premature component failure on a 2022 vehicle. This file serves as notice that a safety inspection is being denied by Stellantis/Chrysler over an upfront diagnostic fee. INFORMATION REDACTED PURSUANT TO THE FREEDOM OF INFORMATION ACT (FOIA), 5 U.S.C. 552(B)(6)

Filed Sep 25, 2026 · Electrical · IL

The manufacturer marked the recall complete via an automated Over-The-Air (OTA) update without physical inspection. The rearview camera failed to display. The dealership replaced the display, which failed to remedy the defect, and during service, the radio module failed completely. Both dealer and manufacturer are demanding out-of-pocket payment to restore federally mandated FMVSS 111 camera compliance.

Filed Sep 18, 2026 · Electrical · WI

Recall to not charge my 2022 chrysler pacific plug in hybrid and there is no fix. Recall states not to charge or park the vehicle in or near any structures. That is unacceptable. They need to find a fix or buy my vehicle back.

Filed Sep 8, 2026 · Electrical, Transmission · IL

Vehicle suffered sudden loss of motive power due to Diagnostic Trouble Code P0A43 (Drive Motor A Position Sensor Circuit Intermittent). The failure is caused by thermal and chemical degradation of the internal transmission wiring harness, resulting in an internal electrical short submerged in transmission fluid. The vehicle is able to be powered on again and driving can be continued however certain speeds trigger the issue. The check engine light appears and remains for a short period. The vehicle was purchased through CarMax of Naperville, IL [XXX]. The vehicle began to experience the defined issue the last week of May 2026. The vehicle was brought to CarMax [XXX]. CarMax transferred the repair of the vehicle to Castle Chrysler of Naperville/Stellantis IL, and they conducted the initial repair. Stellantis attempted to mask this hardware failure via software recalibrations under the federal safety agency Recall 03A (23V‑010) rather than replacing physical parts. The vehicle was returned and appeared to be repaired. [XXX] the same issue occurred while on a cross country road trip. The vehicle was able to be driven but under specific speed conditions as not to activate the transmission failure. [XXX] the vehicle was brought to an independent technician at Stephens Automotive in Palatine, IL and they were able to verify the issue and documented it. The vehicle was then brought to Castle Chrysler on [XXX], and the vehicle has been there since. Stellantis later acknowledged the true physical failure via Warranty Extension XE1 and TSB 21-014-26, requiring Electric Rebuild Kit #68729719AB. The vehicle has been continuously grounded at Castle Chrysler since [XXX] (>30 cumulative days) because Part #68729719AB is on indefinite backorder. Stellantis's failure to supply hardware repairs leaves the vehicle inoperable and creates a severe safety hazard on public roads. Stellantis Case #[XXX]. INFORMATION REDACTED PURSUANT TO THE FREEDOM OF INFORMATION ACT (FOIA), 5 U.S.C. 552(B)(6)

Filed Aug 8, 2026 · Electrical, Engine · NE

My vehicle is currently being recalled for the recall 52D, I have reached out twice in a thirty day span asking about a fix and been told both times there are no parts for this fix. The risk of this recall includes fire, while charging or while parked and off.

Filed Aug 6, 2026 · Electrical, Transmission · MA

My car is a part of the federal safety agency Campaign No. 26V362 / Manufacturer Recall 52D and on July 30th, 2026 it suffered a fatal transmission error and stopped on the highway. I am unable to drive it and it officially needs its entire transmission rebuilt. My wife was driving back from work and the car shutdown in the middle of the highway and she had to risk her life to get it to an emergency zone. The turtle symbol came on the dash and the dealer confirmed the transmission needs to be rebuilt because of a manufacturer defect.