9.5
really awful- Typical Repair Cost:
- $1,710
- Average Mileage:
- 70,500 miles
- Total Complaints:
- 24 complaints
Most common solutions:
- new air suspension control module & air compressor (11 reports)
- not sure (8 reports)
- replace air suspension compressor (3 reports)
- replaced air suspension (2 reports)
This problem may be covered under warranty. Ask your Jeep dealer.
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One day I came out of my house and my jeep looked like it had been lowered and was sitting on the tires. The dealer diagnosed it as an air control module. I had it replaced and 4 weeks later I had the same issue. This time it was the air compressor. They replaced it and it happened again. Apparently the replacement compressor was cracked. They ordered a new one and then had an issue with the air lines. All in all I have had my jeep in the dealers garage 7 times to have the suspension fixed.
- David H., Chambersburg, PA, US
OK, 5th repair not bad. 15 weeks of rental and $3400.00, not bad, and the funny part is when I picked it up, air suspension message light was on again, ready to return.
- Joanne F., Naugatuck, CT, US
air lift suspension shorts out and then drains battery
Not certain why but dealer explained that the air lift suspension had an electrical issue which forced the air suspension to keep running hence killing the battery....Jeep stayed in park level even while driving.
Update from Sep 5, 2013: This same issue came up again about a month later and the vehicle was at the dealership for almost a month while they tried to rectify. Very frustrating and concerning!
- Kurt Y., Columbus, OH, US
Automatic air lift suspension would randomly raise as I drove. Dealer said they never heard of it before BUT there was another Overland in their shop that had been driven by one of the sales managers that was doing the same thing. After the 4th time in 6 months we used the lemon law.
- Boni H., Fredericksburg, VA, US