How many recalls does the 1990 Jeep Cherokee have?

The 1990 Jeep Cherokee has 3 recalls on record from Transport Canada and NHTSA.

What is the most recent recall for the 1990 Jeep Cherokee?

The most recent recall was issued on January 23, 1998 and relates to the brakes system.

Are there any high-risk recalls for the 1990 Jeep Cherokee?

Yes, there is 1 high-risk recall for the 1990 Jeep Cherokee involving serious safety concerns.

Is the 1990 Jeep Cherokee affected by any Canadian recalls?

Yes, there are 1 Transport Canada recall(s) for this vehicle.

1990 Jeep Cherokee Recalls

The 1990 Jeep Cherokee has 3 recalls, all brake-related, with the most serious involving front brake rotors where the cast iron wear surface can separate from the hub, sharply reducing stopping power.

The brake system concerns run deep on this vehicle. The hydraulic system faces three overlapping problems: moisture contamination can clog the anti-lock brake pump filter and cause the ABS to malfunction, a low-pressure brake hose can corrode from the inside and crack, leaking fluid and causing the master cylinder snap ring to fail, and the front brake hose can contact the tire and wear through until it bursts. Any of these can result in reduced or lost braking ability. There is also a throttle position sensor defect that can cause the engine to idle unusually high right after startup, leading to unexpected acceleration when the transmission is first put into gear. The front rotor recall applies only to vehicles originally sold in Ontario, Quebec, and the Maritime Provinces.

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1990 Jeep Cherokee Recalls

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