2020 CHEVROLET 6500XD Complaints and Recall Information

The 2020 CHEVROLET 6500XD has 0 complaints and 9 recalls filed with NHTSA. Owner feedback available focuses on the presence of recalls affecting safety and electrical systems. No specific operational or performance complaints have been recorded.

There are nine recalls related to various vehicle components including electrical wiring, steering fasteners, and collision avoidance systems. These recalls address potential fire risks, steering issues, and electrical malfunctions.

• Forward collision sensing system. NHTSA recall 24V157000 affects 2891 vehicles. The Mobileye camera cable may be routed improperly causing wiring damage and electrical circuit overload. Risks include fire from overheating and loss of turn signals, hazard lights, or collision system functions. Dealers will inspect, reroute, or replace the cable and T-harness free of charge.
• Electrical system ground cable. Recall 20V554000 applies to 4352 vehicles. The starter motor ground cable may break at the eyelet, causing engine no-crank or slow-crank conditions. Repeated start attempts may overheat the power steering hose, risking fire. Ground cable replacement and power steering hose inspection or replacement are provided by dealers at no cost.
• Chassis wire harness routing. Recall 20V195000 covers 2399 vehicles. Improper routing may cause the harness to contact suspension leaf spring hanger brackets, resulting in chafing. Wire damage can cause stalling or ABS reduction, increasing crash risk. Dealers will repair or replace the harness and secure it with additional clamps for free.
• Steering critical fasteners. Recall 21V861000 includes 5700 vehicles. A bolt on the left front steering knuckle may loosen, leading to increased turning radius and difficulty steering left. Dealers will replace stopper bolt jam nuts and clean or replace extensions at no charge. This recall expands on 19V467 and requires new remedy even for previously repaired vehicles.
• Steering jam nut loosening. Recall 19V467000 affects 3851 vehicles. The jam nut for the left front steering stopper bolt can loosen, increasing turning radius and crash risk. Dealers replace jam nuts with Grade 8 nuts, re-torque, and apply Loctite free of charge.

Owners dealing with repeated repairs, safety defects, or unresolved recall issues may have rights under their state’s lemon law. Consulting a qualified consumer protection attorney can help clarify available options.