Jeep Cherokee owners have reported 7 problems related to axle shaft (under the power train category). The most recently reported issues are listed below. Also please check out the statistics and reliability analysis of Jeep Cherokee based on all problems reported for the Cherokee.
Tl the contact owned a 2106 Jeep Cherokee sport. The contact stated that his wife was driving at 25 mph when the front wheel on the driver's side detached from the vehicle, causing the vehicle to drop to the ground. The vehicle veered off the road grazing a tree until it stopped. The contact stated the air bags did not deploy causing the driver to hit the steering wheel. The contact stated that his wife sustained bruising on her chest, eyes, arms and suffered a concussion. The driver was unconscious until was pulled from the vehicle. The driver did not seek medical attention. A police report was filed. The vehicle was towed from the screen and it was totaled by the insurance company. The manufacturer was contacted and a case was opened. The contact stated that the vehicle was not included in NHTSA campaign number: 16v284000 (power train) which could have been the cause of the failure. The failure mileage was 44,000.
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A couple days after purchasing the vehicle, was rounding a turn, going uphill, and accelerated. At that point, the car wobbled violently. Upon arriving home, I checked the tire pressure and found all to be around 48#. Since the tires had been inflated with nitrogen at the dealer I went there and was told by the service department that the over-inflation was most likely the cause. The "tire technician" took a few pounds out of each tire and pretty much said if the trouble light is not lit, the pressures are fine. When I got home, I checked the pressures and compared with the tpms display. None of the tires had the same pressure and all over 40#. I adjusted the pressures of the tires to the pressure stated on the tire sticker on the door jamb. I continued to experience a wobbling and the service department said there are no known issues. I agreed to document when this is happening and under which conditions. I experienced intermittent, but frequent wobbling upon acceleration between 10 and 20 mph usually in second gear. On Nov 2, the dealer confirmed the wobbling and stated that Jeep does not have a fix at this time. They have a problem where the front axles do not have enough slop to take left/right movements of engine and bottoms out on axle shafts. Should be February. When I checked in March, I was told Jeep revised date to be 3q 2015. Sep 29, I was now told 4q 2015. I then contacted fca customer service to go beyond the dealer find out facts from the manufacturer. The rep said that she would contact the dealer for their input while I held on the phone. She got back on the phone and simply said that there is no eta for the fix and to continue checking back with the dealer or go to another dealer and see if they can find something else wrong. No fix after all this time, that's terrible. The fca rep mishandling my concern, in my opinion is as bad.
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The Jeep has a wobble or shimmy between 11 and 17 mph that is very significant. Seems to happen after the Jeep has been driven and is warmed up. I have 3200 miles on this vehicle and this problem was noticed when the Jeep had about 500 miles on it. I am being told its the front axle shafts that are supposedly on order. However, I am also being told it could weeks to months to get the parts in.
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Transfer case failed, causing vehicle to stall while driving. Vehicle checked by dealer, who replaced front differential bearings, and o-rings in fuel pump. Also, vehicle makes loud "roaring" noises, and is very difficult to control while driving.
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Rear bearing failed, sealed transmission have to replace entire transmission as a unit.
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Consumer heard grinding noise. Dealer informed him there was a TSB out to help correct this problem. Bearings in rear axle had worn out, entire rear axle had to be replaced . Chrysler paid for close to half of cost of repair.
There have been two sets of wheel bearings. When traveling on the highway vehicle makes knocking noise.