1995 Jeep Cherokee Engine cooling Problems

“Recently, while on I-75 n in atlanta, ga a vehicle swerved in front of me. I veered to avoid impact and the drivers seatbeat buckle on my vehicle became dislodged and has not worked properly since this date.”

“1995 Jeep Cherokee 4.0l. Replaced the exhaust manifold at a cost of $475.00 due to a crack found in the manifold during a required state vehicle inspection. The repair shop personnel indicated that this is becoming almost routine for this model vehicle prior to a redesign of the manifold by the manufacturer.”

“Motor mount bolts shear on the passanger side. Engine drops hard and has damaged the electric fan and other components. Failure has occured 5 times. Chrysler does not acknowledge the problem. First failure occured at about 40k mi”

“I heard there had been problems with the bolts connecting the engine to the motor mount shearing off, and was told I should check for a recall. The car was not under any extraordinary stress, but the engine fell when I hit a bump in the road. The repair of the bolts alone was expensive, plus there was damage to the casing around my clutch fan and minor fluid leaks as a result.”

“On the engine, the engine mounts broke apart and fell out, which caused the engine to be pushed into the fan. The Jeep is 47 months old when this happened. I believe either there was a defect or it was assembled wrong because there is no way this should happen to a vehicle of 47 months. Someone working in the garage where I had this fixed told me he heard of this happening to other jeeps.”