1990-1996 Jeep Cherokee: Recall History
Updated: 11/23/08
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NHTSA Recall History
1990 w/4.0-liter engine and automatic:
Could have intermittent high idle speed.
1990 w/ABS:
Hydraulic fluid may be contaminated.
1990-91 w/ABS:
Hydraulic control unit for antilock braking system can experience excessive brake-actuator piston-seal wear, which could lead to loss of antilock function and reduced power assist.
1990-91 w/ABS:
Improper insertion/crimping of hose fittings can result in loss of ABS function.
1990-96 in 15 states and Washington, D.C.:
Front-disc brake rotors can experience severe corrosion if operated for extensive period in "salt belt"; can eventually compromise structural integrity, allowing wear surface to separate from hub.
1991 w/ABS:
Brake-fluid tube may contact steering shaft and result in leakage.
1991:
Jounce bumper could contact and collapse left rear brake tube.
1993:
Retainer clip that secures master-cylinder rod to brake pedal was not installed properly.
1993-96:
High steering loads can cause steering-gear bolts to break or frame to crack.
1994:
Rear-seatbelt bolts may not support passengers in sudden stop.
1995:
Certain airbags might not deploy in an accident.
1995:
Parking-brake handle-release button can separate, so parking brake may not hold and vehicle could roll inadvertently.
1996:
Fasteners that secure alternator fuse could have improper clamp load; arcing could cause fire in engine compartment.
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