2023 JEEP WRANGLER Recalls — Canada & USA

The 2023 Jeep Wrangler has 9 recalls, the most serious affecting plug-in hybrid models, where the high-voltage battery can fail internally and catch fire while the vehicle is parked or being driven. Several other recalls also apply only to plug-in hybrid trims. A fuse in the high-voltage battery pack can overheat and fail, cutting drive power without warning. On 4xe models, a communication fault can shut the engine down while driving, also causing a sudden loss of power. Manual transmission models face a separate risk: the clutch pressure plate can overheat and fracture, raising the chance of a fire under the vehicle. On 3.0L diesel-equipped models, the high-pressure fuel pump can fail and stall the engine. Three recalls affect visibility and instrumentation across a broader range of vehicles. The instrument cluster can develop an internal short and go dark, taking the speedometer and warning lights with it. A wiring harness shared by the rearview camera and the center high-mount brake light can short out, disabling both at once. On certain 2023 models, the spare tire physically blocks the center brake light from view, making it harder for drivers behind to see when the vehicle is slowing.