The Jeep Grand Cherokee has received a divided safety rating in Australia. While the Grand Cherokee L range and the five-seat Grand Cherokee PHEV achieved a commendable five-star rating from ANCAP (the Australasian New Car Assessment Program), the petrol five-seat range (SWB) only received four stars. This downgrade was primarily due to a “nil” rating
Stellantis, the automotive group, has been compelled to initiate a recall and repair campaign for a significant number of Ram 1500 and Jeep Grand Cherokee models in the United States for now. The reason behind this action is a potential defect in the vehicles’ 3.0-liter diesel engine, specifically the engine reluctor or tone wheel. We
Testing a new camera. Straight out of the box and into he shop. We do a quick walk around the jobs lined up at the Hornsby store and quickly discover that there is a strong need for a lapel microphone. Ignore the audio quality, check out some of the cool jobs we have in the
Stellantis, the automotive giant, has undergone a change in leadership in Australia, but the company’s commitment to enhancing customer service and parts pricing remains steadfast. Former Stellantis Australia managing director, Kevin Flynn, prioritized improving after-sales support for existing Jeep owners during his tenure. In a 2020 interview with CarExpert, Flynn acknowledged the need to address
Stellantis, the multinational automotive manufacturer, has announced a voluntary recall affecting over 354,000 Jeeps worldwide. The recall addresses a potential safety issue involving the rear coil springs that may detach while the vehicles are in motion. Specifically, the recall applies to certain models of the 2022 and 2023 Grand Cherokee, as well as the 2021
Jeep is pushing the boundaries of its “freedom” mantra by introducing self-driving technology to its lineup. The company recently unleashed a pair of self-driving Jeep Grand Cherokee SUVs on the challenging off-road trails of Moab, Utah. While some may question the need for autonomous driving capabilities in off-road environments, Jeep CEO Christian Meunier believes that
Stellantis, the parent company of Chrysler, has announced a global recall of 219,000 Jeep Cherokee four-wheel-drive vehicles due to fire risks. The company is urging owners to park their vehicles outside until repairs are completed. The recall specifically affects Jeep Cherokees manufactured between 2014 and 2016, equipped with a power liftgate feature that allows for
When Fiat’s 1.4L and 2.4L engines found in Jeep Renegades and Cherokee’s are inactive for an extended period, it is common for almost all of the oil to drain out of the top-half of the engine, including the high-pressure oil pump and the hydraulic pumping elements in the Multi-Air “brick.” These elements are operated by
Jeep Cherokee and Jeep Renegade are Jeep’s Economical entry into the market both of which are packaged with multiple engine options. Among them are the Fiat 1.4l Multiair and 2.4l Multiair engines. These work a bit different to your usual motors due to their solenoid based variable valvetrain and have specific oil and filter requirements
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