2010 JEEP WRANGLER Recalls — Canada & USA

The 2010 Jeep Wrangler has 11 recalls, the most serious being a fire risk on automatic transmission models where debris can collect between the exhaust catalyst and the transmission skid plate and ignite without warning. Two separate brake system concerns appear across multiple recalls. The brake tubes that run near the front fender liners can wear through where the liner contacts the tube, causing a brake fluid leak and reduced braking at the affected wheel. Separately, the brake tube assembly connecting the master cylinder to the hydraulic control unit may have a poorly formed end fitting that also leads to fluid loss and longer stopping distances. On the suspension and axle side, fastener torque on front and rear axle attachment points can degrade over time, causing noise and eventually a loss of steering and handling control. This affects certain vehicles from two overlapping production windows, though the underlying issue is the same. Three recalls concern the driver's airbag on right-hand drive models, as well as certain left-hand drive vehicles: the clockspring assembly, which carries the electrical signal to the airbag, can develop a broken circuit or become contaminated, preventing the driver's frontal airbag from deploying in a crash. There is also a recall for certain aftermarket Quadratec floor liners sold for 2007-2013 Wranglers, where the driver-side liner can shift forward and interfere with the accelerator pedal.