2021 WINNEBAGO VIEW Complaints and Recall Information

The 2021 WINNEBAGO VIEW has 0 complaints and 11 recalls filed with NHTSA. Owners most frequently report issues related to safety systems and structural components. Complaints are absent but multiple recalls indicate areas of concern primarily involving equipment, electrical systems, and body structure defects.

The recalls affect various systems including the retractable awning, supplemental restraint system wiring, door window adhesion, LP fuel line routing, and incorrect safety and load labels. These defects involve risks such as distracted driving, air bag non-deployment, window detachment, fire hazards, and vehicle overloading.

• Retractable awning defect. NHTSA recall 23V694000 affects 6,237 vehicles. The awning may extend unintentionally during transit, creating distraction or a road hazard and increasing crash risk. Dealers will install a parking brake interlock module and update the awning firmware at no cost. This recall supersedes recall 22V695000.
• Supplemental restraint system wiring. NHTSA recall 24V318000 involves 15,572 vehicles. The SRS wires can catch in the seat mechanism when seats are adjusted, possibly preventing air bags from deploying and increasing injury risk. Dealers will inspect and reroute wiring free of charge.
• Door window adhesion. Recall 24V824000 covers 5,313 vehicles with certain Lippert Metallarte door assemblies. Incorrect window adhesion may cause the window to loosen or detach during transit, posing a road hazard. Dealers will install clips to secure the window at no cost.
• Incorrect hitch label. Recall 23V637000 affects 5,369 vehicles. An incorrect hitch label may cause vehicle overloading, increasing loss of control risk. Dealers will replace the label free of charge.
• LP fuel line routing. Recall 22V795000 includes 4,616 vehicles. The LP fuel line routed near the rear wheel well may contact the tire causing damage and a gas leak, increasing fire risk. Dealers will secure the LP line with secondary cable ties free of charge.

Owners facing repeated repairs due to these recalls or unresolved safety defects might have rights under their state’s lemon law. Consulting legal experts can assist in understanding those rights and potential remedies.