7.3

pretty bad
Crashes / Fires:
0 / 0
Injuries / Deaths:
0 / 0
Average Mileage:
7,500 miles

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problem #6

May 252004

Wrangler 4WD 4-cyl

  • Manual transmission
  • 45,000 miles
I am the second owner of a 1995 Wrangler. Through warranty, the catalytic converter was replaced in September 1999. Less than 15K miles later, I am told the converter must be replaced again. The dealer referred me to Chrysler who have offered no assistance whatsoever. If I purchase a catalytic converter, I receive a one year warranty. Chrysler provides an 8 year warranty on it from the date of "in service" of the vehicle (1995). The replacement due to no failure or misuse on my part makes no provision for any extension of the warranty and I am told no one has any discretionary authority on this matter. Apparently, the oem catalytic converter isn't worth the endorsement. Guess I won't get that second Jeep - can't afford to keep up the catalytic converter purchases it requires, especially with the worthless warranty issues!

- Cedar Rapids , IA, USA

problem #5

May 131999

Wrangler 4WD

  • miles
My catalytic converter, and I read they were recalled. I have already paid for the repair out of pocket. Can I be rembursed.

- Los Angeles, CA, USA

problem #4

Aug 031999

Wrangler 4WD

  • miles
The catalytic converter was making a loud rattling noise like a tin can a couple of weeks ago then I noticed it had stopped making the noise 2-3 days ago.then just yesterday 8-3-99 when I went to drive the vehicle it hardly had any power at all & would not accelerate but to 40 mph.it would take about 1 mile to reach that speed.everything had been ok with the vehicle up till then.the dealer told me there was no converter recalls on this Jeep after running the VIN number, but after I investigated further on the internet & talking with lots of people both owners & muffler shops in my area I think this problem is a factory defect.several of the muffler shops commented that they replace on average of 6 to 7 catalytic converters a week on Jeep Wrangler alone & some with low mileage.again, this vehicle ran like new until the noise in the converter came & went.also this Jeep has never been off road once.thank you for any help with this matter & what I think is a premature failure.

- Buna, TX, USA

problem #3

May 011999

Wrangler 4WD

  • miles
This catalytic converter is the replacement (5/96) after recall; I have only 54K+ miles on the car and have maintained it according to schedule. Should not have gone bad so soon.

- Brentwood, MD, USA

problem #2

Dec 011997

Wrangler

  • miles
Catalytic converter failed.

- University Place, WA, USA

problem #1

Feb 171998

(reported on)

Wrangler

  • miles
The catalytic converter is failing, less than 50,000 miles after replacement under 1996 recall.

- Unknown, UN, USA