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63,000 Jeep Cherokees Recalled Over Dangerous Defect
Stellantis (the parent company of Chrysler) announced a recall of some Jeep vehicles due to a defect that can cause the cars to lose drive power. Read on to learn everything you need to know about this recall,
More than 63,000 Jeep Cherokees recalled over sudden loss of power and brake function
Stellantis warns that a poorly fitted part in some Jeep Cherokees could cause the vehicles to lose power, increasing the risk of crash.
Jeep recalls over 63,000 vehicles due to sudden loss of power
Stellantis has issued a recall for more than 63,000 Jeep Cherokees due to a defect that could cause the vehicles to lose power, increasing the risk of a crash.
Jeep Recalls Cherokee For Potential Complete Loss Of Power
Jeep is recalling 63,082 examples of the 2017-2019 Cherokee because of a problem that could cause a complete loss of drive power and prevent the vehicle from entering Park. This is an expansion of an earlier campaign to fix this issue.
Jeep Cherokee Recalled to Fix Transmission Problems
Cherokee SUVs because drivers may lose power while in motion or not be able to put the vehicle into Park due to transmission problems.
Jeep Recalls Over 63,000 Older Cherokees
Jeep recalls 63,082 older Cherokees (2017-2019) due to an issue in the power transfer module, which raises the risk of rollaway or losing propulsion.
Nearly 64,000 Jeeps recalled because they could lose power
A recall was issued for 63,082 Jeep Cherokees due to the possibility that the vehicles may lose power. Chrysler recalled 2017-2019 model Jeep Cherokee vehicles because the power transfer unit (PTU) could become damaged and disengage the transmission, causing a loss of drive power and/or loss of park function, according to Consumer Reports.
Stellantis Recalls Jeep Cherokee Over Power Transfer Unit Issue
Quite a few Cherokees and Mopar PTU assemblies have been produced with an input shaft snap ring that is not fully seated
63,000 Jeep Cherokees Recalled for Transmission Issue
Stellantis’ first major recall of 2025 involves more than 63,000 examples of its Jeep Cherokee SUV and an issue that may result in a loss of drive power or the Park function.
63,000 Jeep Cherokees Recalled As They Can Rollaway Or Lose Drive Power
Jeep is recalling over 63,000 Cherokees due to an issue with their power transfer units. Some don’t have a fully seated input shaft snap ring and this can cause damage over time. When things finally go bad,
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Stellantis is recalling more than 63,000 SUVs over a dangerous transmission issue
Stellantis and the brands that fall under its umbrella are responsible for some of the best cars on the road. However, the ...
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RECALL ROUNDUP: Chocolate chip cookies, space heaters and Jeep Cherokees
Stellantis has recalled over 63,000 Jeep Cherokees.
Stellantis to recall over 63,000 US vehicles, NHTSA says
Chrysler parent Stellantis is recalling 63,082 crossover SUV's in the United States over concerns of loss of drive power due ...
CARFAX: Nearly a million Florida vehicles have 2 or more unfixed recalls. How to check yours
Have you gotten your car's recall taken care of? You're not alone. CARFAX reports nearly a million vehicles in Florida have ...
9 Of The Biggest Pickup Truck Recalls In The U.S.
Recalls are issued to resolve serious safety issues, and when companies use similar parts on different vehicles, they can ...
OKIE FROM MUSKOGEE: Ashwood enjoys Jeep community
Jeep owner Crystal Ashwood tells of the joy she feels riding around. "There's no better feeling than taking the top and the doors off and driving down the highway, just exploring the area," she said.
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Ford Recalls 270,000 Cars Over Defective Batteries
Ford has announced a recall of several hundred thousand vehicles due to an issue stemming from faulty batteries.
Ford recalls over 270,000 Bronco Sport and Maverick vehicles for battery failure issues
Ford recalled hundreds of thousands of vehicles because of concerns over battery failure issues, the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration said.