2022 CHINOOK BAYSIDE Complaints and Recall Information

The 2022 CHINOOK BAYSIDE has 0 complaints and 6 recalls filed with NHTSA. Owners most frequently report no complaints in public databases or forums. The recalls involve various vehicle systems including safety cameras, LPG systems, fuel delivery, brake controls, and frame weld quality.

Six recalls exist, affecting multiple systems such as camera sensing, propane fittings, fuel delivery components, brakes, frame integrity, and refrigerant management. These recalls address issues that could impair vehicle safety or operation and require dealer intervention for inspection and repair.

• Rearview camera malfunction. NHTSA Recall 23V729000 affects 73 vehicles. The rearview or 360-degree camera may not display an image when reversing, reducing rear visibility and increasing crash risk. Ford dealers will replace the camera and update software and wiring at no charge.
• Propane service valves leak. NHTSA Recall 22V889000 covers 10 vehicles. Improper connection of LPG tank service valves can cause propane leaks, creating fire hazards. Dealers will inspect and replace valves as needed free of charge.
• Fuel hose leak risk. NHTSA Recall 23V530000 involves 31 vehicles with specific generator sets. Insufficient clamp force on the fuel hose can cause gasoline leaks, increasing fire risk. Cummins dealers will inspect and replace hoses and clamps at no cost.
• Brake pressure sensor failure. NHTSA Recall 23V514000 impacts 20 vehicles. A faulty brake pressure sensor may disable the electronic parking brake affecting safe parking performance. Dealers will replace the sensor and update software without charge.
• Frame weld cracking. NHTSA Recall 23V290000 affects 13 vehicles. Defective frame welds risk structural failure under typical driving conditions. Dealer repairs of the frame welds occur free of charge.
• Refrigerant leak potential. NHTSA Recall 23V432000 covers 3 vehicles. Improper refrigerant hose installation risks leaks that could reduce cooling efficiency and environmental safety. Dealers will inspect and correct hose routing for free.

Owners facing repeated repairs or unresolved recall issues involving safety or structural components may want to consult their state’s lemon law resources to understand their rights. Persistent defects affecting vehicle safety or functionality could qualify for legal remedies under applicable consumer protection statutes.