There is a semi common fault with the 3.6 petrol engine fitted to the grand cherokee and some wranglers. The common fault is the engine develops a misfire from Cylinder 2 caused by low compression. This fault is a damaged valve which requires the engine to be stripped down and some very significant costs involved.
How to replace the battery in a key on a Jeep Grand Cherokee. This short video talks you through how to open the key up and replace the battery. Browse more blogs on our website www.gdlauto.com.au For Subaru performance parts and merchandise please visit www.gdlautosport.com.au
The Jeep grand Cherokee is known for a number of coolant leaks. We have released some articles about some of these in the past. Please view our archives for more information on this. One of the more common coolant leaks is the turbo coolant supply hose located in the valley. This fault results in the
The Jeep Grand Cherokee has a long list of common faults. Many of which are easy enough to rectify if only there was some extra space in the engine bay. Gaining access to the turbo charger, heater hoses , the coolant hose in the valley and many other repairs would be so much easier if
The Jeep Cherokee 4WD has a few common faults, one such fault is the rear diff develops an oil leak. The most common leak is from the passenger side axle seal leaks. The oil leak runs down the diff housing and drips onto the road. These leaks can be rather aggressive which is a concern
The Jeep grand Cherokee has a common fault with the tailgate randomly opening by itself. This means often owners are coming out to the vehicle in the morning or back to the car at the shopping centre to find the boot wide open. In this short video Dannie explains what the problem is that causes
The Jeep Grand Cherokee has a common fault with a coolant leak that starts on the passenger side of the vehicle. The hose in question is located just behind the oil cooler and often needs replacing. This hose is very expensive if you buy it from Jeep. There is an cheat known to those in
The Jeep Wrangler does not have a locking bonnet. This means that anyone can walk up to your car throughout the night and help themselves to the goodies in your engine bay. This often includes aftermarket accessories such as a which, secondary battery or bull bar. There are aftermarket options to stop this happening. Are
Many manufacturers keep mechanics and consumers guessing by placing compliance plates in bazar locations. The Jeep Wrangler is no different. If your on the hunt for your Australian issues compliance plate on your Jeep wrangler its located in the boot. Browse more blogs on our website www.gdlauto.com.au For Subaru performance parts and merchandise please visit www.gdlautosport.com.au
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