The second recall in as many weeks involves 920 vehicles sold between 2021 and 2023.
The National Consumer Commission has issued yet another recall for the WL generation Jeep Grand Cherokee, nearly a week after announcing the first callback.
Faulty bolt
In a statement, the commission says the latest issue involves the pinch bolt of the upper control arm that could lose its clamping force due to damage suspected to have taken place during production.
“This may cause the pinch bolt to break, resulting in a loss of clamp load between the upper control arm ball joint and the knuckle,” the commission said.
“This could result in the wheel tilting outward, increasing the risk of a vehicle crash without prior warning”.
How many?
In total, 920 Grand Cherokees, sold between 2021 and 2023, have been implicated in the recall, seemingly separate from the 354 examples noted in the original.
Cost-free repair
The commission concluded by saying, “Consumers who own affected vehicles are urged to take their vehicles to an authorised Jeep dealership for inspection and the necessary repair or replacement, which will be carried out at no cost to the consumer”.
