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Dodge Backup Camera and Pedestrian Warning Recalls Explained for Owners

9 NHTSA recalls · Dodge · Back Over Prevention · model years 2018–2026 (we track 2018 and newer) · newest Aug 13, 2026

Rearview images that fail to display dominate these nine Dodge back over prevention recalls, alongside an image that remains displayed and missing pedestrian sounds. Journey appears in the 2018 mirror remedy notice and the 2019-2020 camera microprocessor notice. Durango appears for a lingering image on certain 2019-2020 vehicles and radio software problems on certain 2021-2022 vehicles. Charger notices address stealth mode on certain 2018-2020 Pursuit vehicles, exterior warning sound on certain 2024-2025 EVs, and rearview display failure on certain 2026-2027 vehicles. Hornet recurs in the 2023-2025 display notice and the 2023-2024 plug-in hybrid pedestrian siren notice. These notices identify distinct software, display, camera, and sound-system problems.

Warning signs to watch for

Can you keep driving? What the notices say

None of the nine listed notices tells owners to stop driving or park outside. This applies to the Journey image-loss and camera microprocessor notices, Charger Pursuit stealth-mode notice, Durango radio software notice, Hornet display notice, lingering-image notice, Hornet pedestrian siren notice, Charger amplifier notice, and 78D rearview camera notice. For each of these recalls, the supplied notice does not give a stop-driving instruction. The OTA options described in certain notices concern the repair method; they do not provide a separate driving instruction.

What the free repair involves

Specified remedies are free. U56 replaces the mirror; 66B/79B updates radio software through dealers or OTA; 13C/38C updates software or replaces the display as necessary. The Hornet siren recall inspects its connection and secures or replaces components if needed. 44C inspects and updates amplifier software as necessary. The 2025 Journey notice replaces the camera; 78D updates radio software through dealers or OTA.

Severity at a glance

SeverityRecalls
high4
medium5

Models affected most

Where owners report back over prevention problems most

NHTSA owner complaints filed under back over prevention for the Dodge models and years in this guide. Complaints are unverified reports and are not limited to the recalled defects.

VehicleBack over prevention complaints
2018 Dodge Journey23
2019 Dodge Journey19
2020 Dodge Journey13
2023 Dodge Hornet4
2022 Dodge Durango4

Every recall in this group

DateRecallSeverity
Aug 13, 2026Chrysler Pacifica Rearview Camera May Not Displaymedium
Aug 26, 2025Ram ProMaster, Dodge Journey backup camera may failmedium
Jun 12, 2025Dodge Charger EV may not sound pedestrian warningmedium
Apr 15, 2025Dodge Hornet Rearview Camera Display Failurehigh
Jun 13, 2024Chrysler, Jeep, Ram Rearview Camera May Not Displayhigh
Oct 17, 2023Dodge Hornet Pedestrian Alert Siren May Failmedium
Sep 10, 2020Jeep, Ram and Dodge backup camera image stays on screenmedium
Aug 27, 2020Dodge Charger Backup Camera May Not Show in Stealth Modehigh
Jun 14, 2018Dodge Journey, Ram Trucks Backup Camera May Failhigh

Common questions

Which Dodge camera recalls offer an over-the-air repair?

The 66B/79B notice offers dealer or OTA radio software updates, as does 78D. The September 2020 lingering-image notice offers a free dealer radio display software update or an optional remote OTA update. These options belong to those specific notices.

Why does my Charger Pursuit lose its camera image in stealth mode?

The August 2020 notice covers certain 2018-2020 Charger Pursuit vehicles equipped with stealth mode. It says the rearview image will not display in reverse when that mode is selected. Dealers update body control module software to disable stealth mode in Reverse, free.

What pedestrian warning problems affect Hornet and Charger vehicles?

The 2023 Hornet notice concerns certain 2023-2024 plug-in hybrids with a missing or disconnected pedestrian siren. Recall 44C concerns certain 2024-2025 Charger EVs whose amplifier may lack software, preventing exterior sound. Their remedies address the siren connection and amplifier software, respectively.

A recall applies only to specific vehicles. Check your 17-character VIN at nhtsa.gov/recalls.

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