[VegasDude]

Hello all, wondering if anyone else has experienced what I have following the dealer applying the software update from recall letter I received. If the steering wheel is not perfectly straight, the start button will not start vehicle. Also, the break pedal when pressing down to start vehicle is hard as a rock. 2020 PP Touring was not like this before recall update. Wondering if I should take back to the dealer to see if they can fix??

 

[darksky]

Since you asked, YES, take it back to dealer and demand they fix it. Please update us. I'm getting the recall done tomorrow and hope it doesn't cause problems.

 

[Mike D]

I was in for the most recent recall last week (Passport Sport in Canada) and have not had any problems as described. Those symptoms for "no start" seem curious.

 

[PNWGarageDad]

Also remember if the dealer is not willing to address your issues, go to a different dealer.

 

[SteveZ]

Hello all, wondering if anyone else has experienced what I have following the dealer applying the software update from recall letter I received. If the steering wheel is not perfectly straight, the start button will not start vehicle. Also, the break pedal when pressing down to start vehicle is hard as a rock. 2020 PP Touring was not like this before recall update. Wondering if I should take back to the dealer to see if they can fix??

I have had the hard brake pedal to start prior to the recall #20-047. Still have hard brake pedal at start up (only when vehicle sits for more than two days). Dealer did software refresh to no avail.

 

[VegasDude]

Have not taken back to dealer yet, but my symptoms are the same as SteveZ, very hard break pedal after it sits overnight. Don't want to leave the car overnight at the dealer, so I will just monitor it for now.