2021 COACHMEN PRISM Complaints and Recall Information

The 2021 COACHMEN PRISM has 0 complaints and 15 recalls filed with NHTSA. Since no complaints have been reported, owner feedback is unavailable for this model year.

The recalls involve various systems including safety equipment, electrical wiring, seating, labels, and the LPG fuel system. Defects range from incorrect labeling and wiring hazards to potential fire risks from gas leaks. These recalls address issues that affect occupant safety and vehicle operation.

• Label accuracy. NHTSA recall 23V659000 affects 370 vehicles due to an incorrect Federal Placard showing wrong seat belt counts. This mislabeling may lead to vehicle overloading and crash risk. Dealers will provide corrected labels at no charge.
• Operator’s manual error. Recall 20V358000 covers 392 units with manuals that misdescribe the automatic parking function. Improper understanding could cause unintended vehicle movement and crashes. Owners are provided corrected manuals free of charge.
• Seat wiring harness. Recall 20V477000 affects 412 vehicles with swivel seats where wiring may be jammed or damaged, risking faulty side airbag deployment or failure. Dealers will inspect and repair wiring free of cost.
• Side air bag integrity. Also under recall 20V477000, the same vehicles risk injury due to potential side airbag malfunction from wiring issues. Repairs include securing wiring and are provided without charge.
• Electrical wiring damage. The 20V477000 recall identifies wiring harness damage hazards in front seats. Repairs involve rerouting and securing wiring to prevent airbag risks.
• Cooking stove gas leak. Recall 20V727000 impacts 4203 units with Dometic 3 burner stoves where overtightening may damage the o-ring seal, causing continuous gas leaks and fire hazards. Dealers install remedy kits free of charge.
• LPG system leak risk. Also under recall 20V727000, the LPG fuel system defect involves the same gas leak issue from damaged o-ring seals. Owners receive repair kits at no cost.

Owners dealing with repeated repairs related to safety defects or unresolved recall issues may have rights under their state’s lemon law. Consulting a qualified attorney familiar with consumer protection is advisable to explore available options.