1995 GMC JIMMY Recalls — Canada & USA

The 1995 GMC Jimmy has 7 recalls, with the most serious being a brake pedal pivot bolt that can work loose and disengage entirely, causing a complete and sudden loss of braking with no warning. Two separate fuel system recalls address the same underlying risk on 4-wheel drive and all-wheel drive models: in certain crashes, the propshaft can contact and puncture the fuel tank, causing a fuel leak that can lead to a fire if an ignition source is present. On the suspension side, upper ball joint nuts on 4WD models may not have been torqued properly, leaving the ball joint stud loose in the steering knuckle. Over time the stud can fatigue and fracture, causing an abrupt loss of steering control. The remaining recall involves the engine cooling fan: a rivet holding a fan blade can break and let the blade separate from the assembly, posing a risk to anyone working or standing near the open engine compartment.