This data is from the NHTSA — the US gov't agency tasked with vehicle safety. Complaints are spread across multiple & redundant categories, & are not organized by problem.
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Driving down road vehicle started to flame from right front passenger side near front. Pulled over. Got out in time at which time vehicle went up in flames. Called 911 and fire department came put out fire left fire reignited and they came back to put out. Called insurance, filed case with Chrysler got no response. Vehicle was not modified or used for off road this was a vehicle used for regular commute to work. The vehicle was traveling a speed of approx 35 mph on a city street. Raymond street. Believe it was an issue with fuel system in relation to engine. Salvage yard phone 317-787-3202 vehicle id for salvage 27404152 Chrysler case #[xxx] geico claim #[xxx] wayne township fire dept indpls, in about 8:45 pm responded to this ('parts of this document have been redacted to protect personally identifiable information pursuant to the Freedom Of Information Act (FOIA), 5 U.S.C. 552(B)(6).')
The oe hood latches degrade over time allowing the hood to vibrate and "lift" especially at highway speeds. This is well documented anecdotally - google "Wrangler jk hood flutter". I saw the front of my hood moving at least 1" to the point where I feared it would fly up over the windshield. I replaced my latches with those from the 2018-19 Wrangler jl model which now uses a metal ring in place of the rubber band on the jk latch. This indicates to me that fca realizes the jk design is faulty.
I was driving down the road going 55 mph and a huge gust of white smoke came thru the dash vent system so I pulled over and got out of my Jeep sahara and noticed a big mass of white smoke coming out from under the hood... 2 minutes later, fire started and within a couple minutes my whole front part of the Jeep engine was engulfed in flames. Than from there it burned up the rest of the Jeep.. this vehicle was completely destroyed in a matter of 10-15 minutes.. I was driving on a paved road in the country..
Water leaking from a pillars onto the floor. Wet carpet/mats causing foot to involuntarily slip when switching pedals. Happens in rainy weather, which is already dangerous without this issue. Major safety and health hazard (if mold begin to form).
My 2011 Jeep Wrangler sport has less than 50,000 miles and my airbag light is on and has been on for at least 6 months or more. Why is the recall only for rh drive Wrangler, from what I am reading there are several LH drive Wrangler with the same issue. Also every time it rains front driver and passenger floors are wet underneath floor mat. I have read several owner complaints on this issue but manufacture does not seem to care.
I have a 2011 Jeep Wrangler. I have had my Jeep into the dealership four times so far for a leaking roof. Each time I get it back it is supposed to be fixed and the problem is worse. I pd them $1500. On the first visit. They even sent it back to me wet once. It has had so much water in it so many times I wonder if it has mold. I have had it detailed and dried several times, but what about what I can't see, in the vents...every time I turn on the ac or heater or defrost am I blowing mold spores all over and then breathing them in? it has been so wet inside after a bad rain I had condensation on the roof...inside my Jeep. Everything in my Jeep gets wet, coats, towels, mail or any paper, damp and soft. It seems to me that they've known about this problem, but refuse to take responsibility for their manufacturing error. However they have discontinued the freedom style top. It seems like a way to get out of actually recalling the style, they'll just call it discontinued. I am so disappointed in my experiences w/this, in total they've had my car for at least a month, working on a water leak. Seems like quite a bit of time, my Jeep must have leaks everywhere. I have never removed any of the pieces on my top, so it can't be that I'm not properly putting them back on. Jeep has continued to make money by charging customers to replace seals, and sending people home w/a leak worse than when they took it in. I've asked them to clean the inside of the vehicle and the vents, I don't know if those things will happen as it is in the dealership now 9 days this time and don't know when I'll get it back. The first year I had my Jeep the passenger door popped open while I was driving. I took it to the dealership and they replaced the seal free of charge because it was defective.
Purchased the vechicle new, within 2500 miles vechicle leaked with over 1inch of water on the passenger side floor board, the dealer replaced the seals move forward 40K miles drive side does the same, replaced the seals. As soon as the seals have were replaced the passenger side and the center seam of the freedom panel started leaking. My vechicle has mood and mild all over the inside of the roof and under the seats. Was told by the dealer that the very first fix was an obsolete fix and they have come out with a better seal kit but it would be at my cost to replace. My vechicle is now just over 70K miles and has never been dry since we bought it new. Not to mention I've gone through three stereos due to the leak and shorting out as well.
The front two doors of my Jeep leak water. If it rains over night the passenger floor board will have 3/4 inch of standing water, the door leaks more when driving while raining. The driver side door leaks, but only when driving and not enough to fill the floor board. I shop vacuum the passenger floor board every time it rains to get the standing water out, then put towels down to soak up what is left. The carpet now smells moldy, this is a safety issue concerning my health. Jeep has a service bulletin of 23-010-13 (formally 23-001-12) out, so they know about the issue. Why can they not do a recall on the issue?
I started my Jeep this morning in my driveway with the factory remote start, 10 min later I walked out of my house and saw flames and smoke coming from my drivers side door. A car driving by had stopped and called 911. Another neighbor ran over with a fire extinguisher and we were able to get the fire in control before the fire department got there. The driver side door is completely destroyed and melted, the window is gone. The roof, seat and surrounding area are also damaged. The fire appeared to have started somewhere in the driver side door. I called Jeep twice today thinking they would be concerned and responsive, but I was told it would be 2-5 days before they could have someone come out and inspect the car. In the meantime I wait carless...thank goodness my 2 children were not in the car when it happened. I did some research this evening and found the exact same thing happened to a couple in montreal last January and found reports of this happening 2 other times with the exact same make, model & year Jeep.
Since I have had the Jeep the top has leaked and this happened before I had ever taken the top off. In doing my research this has happened to 100S of other people. One was able to successfully initiate the lemon law and after that succeeded she found crysler manipulated the VIN records. I have gotten no help bringing the Jeep back it happens I dry it out. If not the carpet gets moldy and smells. My neighbor has the same year and make same issue we have both given up and just have to deal with it. I cannot keep taking time out of my day to bring it back to the dealer as I had 5 times prior. I love the Jeep but having rain pour in if its coming down hard enough or coming into puddles is frustrating and for a new vehicle it's unacceptable. The only response I have gotten from Jeep is bring it in again there is no design flaw yet the deales will admits there is. I have ahead left on my lease and so frustrated. I will be on vacation starting Thursday but needed to fill this out after another discussion with customer service and they said oh well essentially it's a Jeep they leak :( sure moldy floors, and what other safety issues are there? this forum U can find wealth of other complaints or by doing a simple google search on jk leaky tops.
Whenever I am traveling on a two lane road at approximately 55 mph and am passed from the opposite direction by a large semi, also traveling at approximately the same speed, the hood on my Wrangler lifts off its seat from the gust of wind created by the semi. After the semi has passed, the hood settles back down. The hood latches are made of rubber and allow the hood to do this. This can be a little scary especially if you are being passed by multiple trucks. The hood goes up, comes back down, and then repeats this until all of the trucks have passed. Could the hood latches fail and allow the hood to hit the front windshield?
The contact owns a 2011 Jeep Wrangler. The contact stated when a passenger exit the rear passenger sear they would fall over the carpet, due to it curling up from the floorboard. The dealer advised the contact that it was a cosmetic failure and did not offer any assistance since the vehicle was operating as designed. The manufacturer was aware of the failure. No repairs were performed. The current mileage was 2,600. The approximate failure mileage was 200.
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- Hackettstown, NJ, USA