2020 ENTEGRA REATTA XL Complaints and Recall Information

The 2020 ENTEGRA REATTA XL has 0 complaints and 6 recalls filed with NHTSA. Owner feedback most frequently involves issues related to electrical systems, suspension, seats, and the fuel system, as reflected in the recall data. No direct owner complaints have been registered.

Six recalls affect various components including seats, electrical systems, suspension, and fuel delivery systems. These recalls address safety concerns such as seat detachment, instrument panel failure, suspension fastener issues, circuit board damage, and fuel leaks.

• Passenger seat mounting plate. Recall 24V061000 affects 148 vehicles due to improperly welded pedestal mounting plates on passenger seats. The defect risks loosening or detaching the seat assembly, increasing injury risk. Dealers will inspect and replace the pedestal as necessary free of charge.
• Instrument cluster malfunction. Recall 21V769000 covers 994 motorhomes where the instrument cluster may intermittently go blank while driving. This may obscure speed and warning lights, raising crash risk. Dealers will update software and secure duct work without charge.
• Rear suspension fasteners. Recall 21V886000 involves 625 vehicles with possibly loose or broken rear suspension mounting fasteners. The rear-drive axle could shift, heightening crash risk. Dealers will inspect, tighten, and replace fasteners as needed at no cost.
• Electronic control center circuit board. Recall 20V547000 affects 166 motorhomes with risk of damage from voltages over 17 volts. Damage to circuit components raises the fire risk. Dealers will install an additional circuit module for over-current protection free of charge.
• Fuel rail assembly sealing washer. Recall 21V591000 includes 1,284 vehicles with improperly seated sealing washers allowing fuel leaks. Fuel leaks near ignition sources can cause fires. Inspections and replacements of the fuel rail and lines will be performed at no cost to owners.

Owners with repeated repairs or unresolved safety defects related to these recalls may have rights under their state lemon law. They should consider consulting a qualified attorney to understand their options concerning persistent issues or recall compliance.