Since publishing our Youtube How to video (see below) on replacing the turbo coolant hose we have taken hundreds of calls and emails globally asking for assistance or thanking us for this content. One of the most common questions is “how much would it cost to get GDL to carry out this repair?” There has
Firstly We have launched a new page to archive all our Jeep Content. Please join the community. CLICK HERE There are several components in the front end suspension of a WK2 Jeep Grand Cherokee. Almost all of them are known to fail and can give you a clunking or knocking noise over bumps. The following
NOTE: The following information only applies to vehicles sold in the U.S.A at the time of publishing. All information sourced from the following site. https://www.ecodieselsettlement.com Fiat Chrysler has reached settlements with consumers and federal and state regulators involving the following Ram 1500 and Jeep Grand Cherokee vehicles equipped with the 3.0L EcoDiesel engine (the “Subject
Currently we are researching into the cause of this fault. We have a number of research options currently in progress including a strip down of a failed engine to try and determine the cause. Part of this research we require data collected from owners of Jeeps who have experienced this fault. If you have had
It has become apparent that the 3.0 Diesel engine fitted to the Jeep Grand Cherokee is common for complete bearing failure at kilometres between 80,000kms and 110,000kms.At this stage we are still researching as to the exact cause of this with many factors to take into account. The current situation is, we know this is a
To be Fair to the Gladiator we have not yet actually come across these faults in this exact vehicle yet. However given that the Australian market has only been blessed with the petrol V6 engine by penstar, the very same motor that features in the wrangler and the Grand Cherokee one can safely assume that
There are Only a few common faults with the Cherokee. The first of these is a semi common issue with the automatic transmissions giving trouble. Before condemning any automatic transmission, be sure to check and if in doubt replace the vehicles battery. Many of the Jeeps electronic systems including the control module for the transmission
CAMS, LIFTERS AND CHAINS Sounds like a rock band. Unfortunately it’s not. It’s a list of three common faults with the Jeep 3.6 petrol engine which is fitted to the Wranglers and the WK2 Grand Cherokees. All of these issues are common, however they do not always fault at the same time and they don’t
Before we get into the details of this fault. Assistance in trouble shooting this fault, the repair and the free sharing of information within the automotive industry allowed this information to come together. Special thanks to the following companies that came together to make this one. Turbo Chargers Australia (based in Queensland) Just Jeeps Victoria
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3/ 13 Ponderasa Pde
Warriewood NSW 2102
02 9979 5933
Hornsby
2/ 27 King Road
Hornsby NSW 2077
02 9987 2818
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