Recalls for your 1980 Jeep Cherokee

Recalls for 1980 Jeep Cherokee

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1993 Jeep Cherokee 2.5i Jamboree

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1993 Jeep Cherokee 2.5i Jamboree

Rotterdam

DEFECT #1 - VISIBILITY:GLASS, SIDE/REAR


Posted on: 1987-11-24
Description
The key operated tailgate window will continue to close if the spring loaded key does not return to off position when released.

Consequence
Window could close on a child or others resulting inpersonal injury.

Corrective Action
Owners should not leave key in tailgate of unattended vehicle.  Repair mechanism to assure proper key return operation.

Notes
System: tailgate windowvehicle description: multipurpose vehicles equipped with a power tailgatewindow.

DEFECT #2 - POWER TRAIN:AXLE ASSEMBLY:AXLE SHAFT


Posted on: 1980-04-04
Description
The right and left rear wheel bearings may have been damaged during assembly.  A damaged bearing could result in axle and wheel disengagement from the vehicle while in motion.

Consequence


Corrective Action
The dealer will replace both rear wheel bearings along with seals, retainer rings and plates at no charge to owner.

Notes
Vehicle description: multipurpose passenger vehicles and trucks.system: suspension; wheel bearings.consequences of defect: this condition could cause loss of vehicle control,without prior warning, and an accident.note: the damage to the rear wheel bearing may be preceded by a noise evidentto the vehicle driver.  High speed driving, hard cornering and heavy loadingshould be avoided until axle service has been performed.

DEFECT #3 - EXTERIOR LIGHTING:HEADLIGHTS


Posted on: 1979-12-13
Description
Incorrect headlamps may have been installed on the involved vehicles.  These headlamps have been approved for export only and do not meet u.s.  Requirements.

Consequence


Corrective Action
The right and left headlamps will be inspected and replaced, if necessary.

Notes
Vehicle description: jeeps.system: lighting and communications; headlamps.consequences of defect: use of headlamps that do not conform to u.s.  Standardswould pose a safety hazard which could lead to a vehicle accident.