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Grand Design Reflection Fuel System problems by year

2 complaints filed with NHTSA about the Grand Design Reflection's fuel system. Fuel pumps, leaks, injectors, fuel smells, gauges and stalling caused by fuel delivery.

Fuel System complaints by model year

YearFuel System complaintsCrashesInjuriesRecalls
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Latest Reflection fuel system complaints

2022 Grand Design ReflectionFuel system

NHTSA Recall No. 22V-308. Defective quick disconnect fitting on LP gas system. Pursuant to the recall notice, on [[redacted]], I took my 2022 Grand Design Reflection 226RK into the dealership where purchased, Lazy Days in Woodland, WA. The quick disconnect fitting was inspected and determined to be okay ("No problem found."). On [[redacted]], while vacationing with family in the 5th Wheel in Newport, OR, I detected the odor of propane outside the RV. I found the leak at the quick disconnect fitting that had...

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split (photos available). I removed the defective fitting and replaced it with a new one purchased at an Ace Hardware in Newport, OR. It is also important to note that we had never used the quick disconnect fitting. This defective fitting is located directly beneath the water heater and furnace, so yes, my family and I were at extreme risk had the leaking propane found its way into the water heater or furnace. I shudder to think how many of these defective quick disconnect fittings are still in thousands of Grand Design RV's across the Country. These defective fittings should have been recalled and replaced by Grand Design. Thank you.

Filed Incident Unknown or other · Fuel system, otherNHTSA 11591475
2017 Grand Design ReflectionFuel systemFire

Tl* the contact owns a 2017 grand design reflection rv. The contact stated that there was an abnormal propane fuel odor emitting from the rv. The rv was inspected by a service technician who stated that the fuel line showed evidence that a rodent chewed through the propane fuel line, which needed to be replaced. The rv was repaired. The manufacturer was notified of the failure. The approximate failure mileage was 60.

Filed Incident Fuel / propulsion systemNHTSA 10947412

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