Tank Assembly Problems of Jeep Grand Cherokee - part 2

The vehicle stalled while driving. After being stranded and then having the vehicle towed, it was figured out that the vehicle had a faulty fuel gauge. It displayed 1/4 tank of gas left in the tank when in actuality there was no fuel left. Erratic readings have been shown since the incident.

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After filling the gas tank with fuel the driver could smell a strong gas smell inside of the vehicle. The consumer made contact with the dealership. Please add any further details.

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While driving, the fuel gauge gave the wrong reading, which caused the vehicle to run out of gas. The fuel gauge read the vehicle had a half of tank of gas.

The consumer the check engine light continued to illuminate, upon inspection it was discovered there was an evaporation leak, the leak was in a roll over valve which was apart of the gas tank. The consumer was told by the dealer, that over 500 gas tanks were on back order.

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Consumer complained about fuel gauge and fuel tank problems. Fuel gauge indicated that tank was full, when in reality it had no gas. Also, there was recall 97v194000 concerning fuel tank. Manufacturer was contacted, and stated that there was no recall, and there was nothing they could do about it.

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While traveling on the highway and without prior warning, the vehicle shut down and failed to restart. It was discovered the fuel tank had a fungus growing inside of the tank causing the fuel pump to clog up.

**safety issue ** after filling the gas tank, fuel spewed out of the bottom of the vehicle, forming a puddle approximately 2 ft in diameter. Eventually it slowed to a drip. I took it to shakopee Dodge to fix the leak. $374. 19 later, it's fixed. I called Chrysler to argue that I shouldn't have to pay for this, as it's a safety concern. They chose not to support me, and said they could do nothing.

When the gas tank was 1/4 full and computed miles read more then 50 miles left, we ran out of gas. The car stopped working and completely shut off due to running out of gas.

When the gas tank was filled to it's capacity, gas leaked from the top side of the tank and filled the nozzle connection to the tank. Daimler Chrysler refused responsibility.

After the vehicle was refueled, gas started to spill out of the tank.

The fuel gauge did not read the correct amount of fuel in tank. Which was due to a defective fuel sending unit on tank. Related recall 97v194002, however the vehicle identification number was not included.

The plastic gas tank was defective which caused the fuel pump to fail.

Vehicle's fuel gauge read incorrectly which caused the vehicle to stall while driving. While driving at 45 mph the vehicle started to run rough then died out. The consumer was unable to restart the vehicle. The consumer added two gallons of gas and vehicle started right up. The gas tank read 1/4 full and there was no low fuel warning. The second occurrence was like the first except it occurred on the highway while traveling approximately 65 mph.

Fuel tank failure causing debris to go into fuel pump causing fuel pump failure and vehicle to breakdown. This problem, if not corrected will cause fuel leakage, and potential fire.

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While stopped at an intersection the rear of the Jeep Grand Cherokee was struck by an isuzu, driven approcimately 40 miles per hour. The crash resulted in a fire in the rear of the cherokee and the driver of the isuzu being burned to death. Placement of the fuel tank was claimed to be responsible for the post accident fire.

Gas gauge didn't properly indicate vehicle's fuel level. Three dealers diagnosed defect as the fuel sending unit located within the fuel tank. Related recall 97v194000. Consumer's v. I. N. Was not included. Ph.

When consumer fueled vehicle, the gauge reading indicated that truck had more fuel than it actually did. Related recall 97v194000 consumer's v. I. N. Not included. Ph.

The fuel sending unit failed as stated in recall number 97 v 194 000, however the recall did not apply to consumer's vehicle. Ts the recall only applied to the later models.

Fuel pump failed while parked. Pump replaced with oem part. Failed 3 days later after driving about 30 miles. Mechanic reports that gas tank was clean and no problems appeared. Only major brand gasoline has been used in this vehicle. A recall should be issued on this problem as it could cause a serious accident if the engine stalled due to fuel failure. In addition this appears to be a manufactures related problem. This recurring problem also causes and corrided of confidence in the vehicle and will relate to a decrease in this vehicles popularity. Dt.

The vehicle ran out of fuel three times, due to the fuel gauge reading incorrectly. Dealer determined the fuel sending unit needed to be replaced. There was a recall regarding the issue, however the vehicle identification number was not included in the recall. Fuel gauge registers 1/8 to 1/4 fuel levelwhen tank is empty. Have to refuel at 1/4 tank full or higher.

The gas gauge occasionally dropped to empty and the buzzer would sound, consumer took the vehicle to the dealer and was informed there was a recall, however vehicle was not included due to the VIN. Ts.

Our Jeep 1999 was hit in rear end and burn , hurting the driver badly. The gas tank exploded on impact. This is very unsafe.

The gas gauge would read full when there was no gas in the tank, consumer was informed by dealership there was a recall, however VIN was not included. Ts.

Problems with gas gauge. Consumer feels unsafe driving long distances. Please provide any further information.

Vehicle wouldn't start and was towed to dealer. Dealer determined fuel tank was decomposing. Fuel tank, sending unit, filter, and fuel pump damaged beyond repair and replaced at cost over $1,200. Not covered by any warranty. All parts in stock; repairs completed same day.

This vehicle has been to the dealer 3 times for fuel leaking from the top of the tank after filling it up at the gas station. Fuel pump was replaced as well as tank. Condition goes away and then returns again 9-12 months after repair. Obdviously parts are failing for the same reason. Car will lose approx. 3 gallons after leaving gas station driving down the road. Someone is going to end up dead if they dont correct this. Vehicle is out of warranty, but problem is related to the same recall. I cant afford the parts and labor to repair it, leaving me no choice but to drive it.

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Nar 02/25/2003. The consumer had the fuel sending fixed before a recall was issued. When the consumer called to inquire about reimbursement, he was told his vehicle was not included.

Fuel gauge misreads the amount of fuel in the vehicle. There is a recall on the fuel sending unit, however this vehicle is not affected due to the VIN.

Fuel level sending unit has same failure as meentioned in recall 90v19400, however vehicle was not included in recall due to VIN.

Fuel guage misreads the amount of gas in the vehicle. Consumer states that there is a recall on the same part on similar models in same year, his vehicle should be included in this recall.

Nhtsa recall 02-v-032-000/ manufacturer's recall a10. Vehicle was taken for recall repairs, and parts were not available. There was a concern of how long the wait would be to get the necessary parts, could ignite a fire .

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This VIN# has not been included in the recall for this make, model & year. Dealer has had to replace unit at a cost of $288. 00 but will not honor recall. I was advised to contact you and ask to have this VIN# included with recall. No safety defect listed.

Fuel pump fails due to faulty fuel tank. Jeep dealer admits faulty tanks in '96 Grand Cherokees, yet there is no recall. Expensive and dangerous problem since the car simply shuts down and becomes inoperable. Please investigate and enforce a recall on Chrysler. There are numerous complaints!.

Vehicle would not start, had vehicle towed to dealer. Dealer advises that fuel tank is decomposing and has collapsed, causing fuel pump to fail. Dealer will replace fuel tank and pump under extended warranty. Advised tanks are on back order and repair date is undetermined. Have had rental through extended warranty plan for ten days. Dealer will allow five days of car rental at their cost. Will take longer then five days to receive pump and will be without a vehicle.