2014 JEEP GRAND CHEROKEE Recalls — Canada & USA

The 2014 Jeep Grand Cherokee has 14 recalls, with the most serious involving fire and stall risks on 3.0L diesel models, where a cracked exhaust gas recirculation cooler can ignite combustion in the intake manifold and a failing high-pressure fuel pump can leak fuel or cut engine power without warning. Diesel-equipped vehicles face additional engine concerns: a faulty crankshaft position sensor tone wheel can cause the engine to lose timing synchronization and stall, and a separate signal loss from the same sensor can leave the engine unable to restart. On 3.6L gasoline models, the alternator can fail suddenly and stall the vehicle. There is also a fire risk unrelated to the engine: sun visor vanity lamp wiring can short circuit after a service repair has been performed. On the safety systems side, an internal fault in the occupant restraint control module can disable front and side airbags and seatbelt pretensioners, and a separate electrical issue can cause anti-lock brakes and electronic stability control to stop functioning. The instrument cluster may also randomly illuminate multiple warning lights or go dark entirely. Brake booster corrosion on certain vehicles allows water to enter and freeze, reducing braking ability; a follow-up recall verifies that a previously installed protective shield was fitted correctly. Rounding out the list, non-SRT trims with premium headlamps may lose their parking lamps due to electrical spikes when switching lighting modes, reducing the vehicle's visibility to other drivers.