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JEEP CHEROKEE – FRONT BRAKE ROTORS (DISCS) MAY FAIL.

JEEP CHEROKEE ( 01/01/1990 –  31/12/1999) DEFECT:  There is a possibility that corrosion may cause the front brake rotors (Discs) to separate from the centre hub section. Vehicle may pull to one side when braking. Also braking efficiency will be reduced.

Remedy

Recall affected vehicles for inspection and if necessary replacement of both front brake rotors with new version. ( Note. Some vehicles will already have the new version fitted)

Recall Launch Date19/08/2002
Recall No.R/2001/166
Models AffectedCHEROKEE and GRAND CHEROKEE
Manufacturer Ref0A05
VIN StartTo be advised
VIN end
Build Start01/01/1990
Build end31/12/1999
Vehicle numbers (UK)44314

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