2020 JAYCO REDHAWK Complaints and Recall Information

The 2020 JAYCO REDHAWK has 0 complaints and 12 recalls filed with NHTSA. Owners most frequently report issues related to various vehicle components including braking, steering, appliances, electrical systems, and structural elements, as indicated by the recall data.

There are 12 recalls involving multiple systems on the 2020 JAYCO REDHAWK. These recalls address safety and functional defects affecting the braking, steering, cooking appliance, seatbelt warning, window integrity, and leveling system components.

• Power steering and brake system. Recall 24V245000 affects 1,719 vehicles due to an inadequate connection between the power steering pressure line and brake hydroboost unit that can cause sudden loss of power steering fluid. This results in loss of power steering and brake assist which increases crash risk. Dealers will replace affected lines free of charge. Owner letters were mailed July 22, 2024.
• Cooking stove gas leak. Recall 21V204000 impacts 2,144 units equipped with Dometic 3 burner stoves. A bolt may be overtightened damaging the o-ring seal and causing continuous gas leaks, increasing fire risk. Remedy kits will be installed free of charge at Dometic service centers. Owner notification began May 3, 2021.
• Seatbelt warning light failure. Recall 19V690000 covers 446 Redhawk SE motorhomes with a seatbelt-unfastened warning light delay after ignition start. This fails to meet FMVSS 208 requirements and raises injury risk if seatbelts are unfastened. Dealers will reprogram instrument clusters at no cost. Recall started October 9, 2019.
• Frameless window adhesive failure. Recall 20V337000 involves 449 motorhomes where adhesive bond failure between glass and hinge frame may cause windows to detach and become projectiles. Dealers will inspect and replace windows if needed. Owner notification began June 15, 2020.
• Leveling system mounting brackets. Recall 20V780000 affects 3,356 motorhomes with potential bracket failures allowing hydraulic pump and reservoir contact with the ground. This can cause detachment or hydraulic leaks, increasing crash risk. Dealers will install new support brackets free of charge. Owner letters were sent starting February 3, 2021.

Owners dealing with repeated repairs, safety defects, or unresolved recall issues may have rights under state lemon laws. Consulting an attorney experienced in consumer protection might help clarify available remedies.