Tech Tip: 1987-93 Jeep 4.0L: Head Gasket Leaks/Seepage Found in Engines
Some vehicles equipped with a 4.0L engine, may experience engine oil leaks/seepage from the head gasket along the right-hand side (tappet rail) of the engine.
Chrysler Recall: 24,177 Rams, Sebrings, Avengers, Nitros, Commanders, Grand Cherokees and Liberties recalled for brake booster input rod retaining clip
Chrysler will recall 24,177 vehicles due to a potential problem with the retaining clip that holds brake booster input rod in place. The clip from A WT Metal Specialties was improperly manufactured and could not provide enough tension to keep the rod in place.
Jeep Fuel Problems Needn’t Be an Uphill Battle
The Jeep Grand Cherokee has been a dependable vehicle for many vehicle owners over the years. However, the SUV has had a few fuel system problem that has put Jeeps in repair shops. In this article, we’ll address some fuel system complaints that have plagued these vehicles.
Tech Feature: Jeep Fuel Problems Needn’t Be an Uphill Battle
The Jeep Grand Cherokee has been a dependable vehicle for many vehicle owners over the years. However, the SUV has had a few fuel system problem that has put Jeeps in repair shops. In this article, we’ll address some fuel system complaints that have plagued these vehicles.
Tech Tip: Jeep ‘Chirp’ May Have
Previous drive belt replacement(s) may have temporarily eliminated the drive belt chirp-like sound, with the sound returning after low mileage accumulation on the replacement belt.
Jeep Tech Tip: Only Replace Solenoid with Jeep DTC P1499
If a Jeep Grand Cherokee owner experiences an intermittent MIL illumination due to DTC P1499 – Hydraulic Fan Solenoid Circuit, this tip explains that it is not necessary to replace the complete cooling fan module, but just the solenoid. Proceed with this bulletin only if the cause of the MIL illumination is due to DTC P1499 – Hydraulic Fan Solenoid Circuit Fault ….
Tech Tip: Jeep Multiple Cylinder Misfire
The customer may experience an incident of engine misfire during certain vehicle operating conditions. The misfire may occur when the vehicle is operated between 50-70 mph and under light loading conditions, e.g. slight uphill road grades. This condition may occur at all ambient conditions, but is more noticeable when ambient conditions are less than 0° C (32° F).
Chrysler & Jeep Cooling System & HVAC Service
Every car make has its quirks, and Chrysler and Jeep vehicles are no exception. In researching this article, we found several examples of heater problems in these vehicles that seem to be fairly common. On 2001 and 2002 Sebring Sedan, Sebring Convertible and Stratus Sedan, plus 1993 to 2002 Chrysler Concorde, LHS, New Yorker and
Jeep Tech Tip: Squeak-Like Sound from Front Bumper Crossmember
A customer may experience a squeak-like sound when driving slowly over driveway entrances, road bumps or when performing parking lot maneuvers. The squeak-like sound may occur when the vehicle body/frame is flexed (twists). This condition may occur when the front edge flange of either frame rail rubs against the backside of the front bumper crossmember.
Check Out The December Issue Of Brake & Front End Magazine
The digital version of the December issue of Brake & Front End magazine is available online. Access the easy-to-view digital version that features articles on TPMS Service Kits, Driveshaft Service, Jeep Cherokee Brake Job, Toyota Brake Tips, GM W-Platform Alignment, Pulsation and Judder, Future of Air Ride, Brinelling Damage and Bearings, a host of tech tips, and more!
