2012 JEEP GRAND CHEROKEE Recalls — Canada & USA

The 2012 Jeep Grand Cherokee has 8 recalls, the most serious involving the fuel pump relay, which can fail and stall the vehicle without warning, raising the risk of a crash. Note that one of these stall-related recalls only applies if a prior repair was performed under an earlier campaign and did not fully resolve the issue. On the braking side, several recalls overlap in effect. The brake booster shell can corrode and allow water inside, which may freeze and reduce braking ability. A follow-up recall verifies whether a protective shield installed under a prior repair was fitted correctly, since an improperly installed shield leaves the same vulnerability. Separately, an out-of-spec valve in the anti-lock braking system, along with a fault in the Ready Alert Braking feature, can each cause the brake pedal to feel unexpectedly stiff during a stop, potentially causing the driver to apply less pressure than needed and extending stopping distance. There is also a wiring concern: the vanity lamp circuit in the sun visor can short after a service repair, raising the risk of a fire. On SRT8 and SRT trims with an aftermarket ProCharger supercharger, the mounting bracket can contact and damage the ABS brake line, leading to a fluid leak that increases stopping distance.