2013 JEEP WRANGLER Recalls — Canada & USA

The 2013 Jeep Wrangler has 4 recalls, the most serious being a corroded electrical connector in the exterior heated power mirror that can short-circuit and start a fire. Three of the four recalls apply only to right-hand-drive models. On those vehicles, the driver's seatbelt buckle mounting strap can fracture and pull away from the seat frame, leaving the seatbelt non-functional in a crash. A separate right-hand-drive concern involves the clockspring assembly, which can accumulate dust and cause the driver's frontal airbag circuit to fail, preventing airbag deployment in a crash. On the drivetrain side, certain models with the 3.6L engine and automatic transmission have a power steering line that can rub against the transmission fluid cooler line, wear a hole through it, and drain transmission fluid until the transmission stops working.