2007 JEEP WRANGLER Recalls — Canada & USA

The 2007 Jeep Wrangler has 6 recalls, with the most serious risks including unexpected engine stall, brake fluid leaks that reduce stopping power, and a transmission overheating condition on automatic-equipped models that can spill hot fluid onto exhaust components and start a fire. The brake concern involves fender liners that can rub against brake tubes until they wear through and leak fluid, reducing braking force at the affected wheel. On the transmission side, pushing the vehicle hard in off-road conditions can cause the fluid to overheat, and if it boils over onto a hot engine or exhaust surface, a fire can result. The engine stall issue stems from the vehicle's power management module, which can cut the engine without warning at certain moments, leaving the driver without power steering or braking assist mid-drive. The remaining two recalls both involve the driver's airbag clockspring, a coiled electrical connector behind the steering wheel. In vehicles frequently driven with the doors or roof removed, dust can get into the clockspring and damage it, preventing the driver's frontal airbag from deploying in a crash.