Rear Suspension problems of the 1999 Jeep Cherokee

Three problems related to rear suspension have been reported for the 1999 Jeep Cherokee. The most recently reported issues are listed below.

1 Rear Suspension problem

Failure Date: 04/01/2002

Rear axle makes noises. Independent mechanic confirmed that exterior bearings or rear differential needs to be replaced. Dealer was informed and had no explanation for where the problem comes from. Noise is heard while driving and accelrating. The noise increases with the speed of the vehicle. Vehicle also needs rear brake work, the serpentine belt is cracked, and the head gasket is leaking.

2 Rear Suspension problem

Failure Date: 10/30/1999

Warranty replacement of transfer case due to hairline fracture during manufacturing within first 7,000 miles on car. At 37,000 miles fuel sensor failed. At 69,000 window regulator failed. At 72,000 rear shock broke off car leaving bolts still in chassis. Very frustrated, chryster corp. Does not care!.

3 Rear Suspension problem

No summary.




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