I own a 1995 Jeep Wrangler, sahara model, and the question I have is that the exhaust manifold is cracked. The dealer found it and said it should be fixed or replaced for a nominal fee ($750). I elected not to have it done at that time. This was about a year ago. After further discussion with the serviceman about this he stated to me that it is a design problem and that they have repaired or replaced many of them. My question is if it is a design problem and the manufacturer is aware of it, then they should replace or repair it free of charge. What can be done to correct this problem" am I entitled to a free replacement of the part? please let me know if you have received any other complaints about this" I am not sure of the date but had to put something in the incident date field. Thank you for your help. Regards, darl M. dodson, E-mail bdodfon@wpa.net.

- Greensburg, PA, USA

While parked the vehicle emergency brake failed which caused the vehicle to roll backwards and hit a van. The vehicles fuel sensor, oxygen sensor, tp sensor and exhaust manifold studs failed. The catalytic converter also rattled.

- Waycross, GA, USA

Consumer stated the exhaust manifold studs are fatiguing and breaking.

- Hudson, OH, USA

This is the third cat I have had to place on this automobile. The dealership replaced the first two, all failing at about the time 50,000 miles comes around. The dealership stated that there was a problem with these, and replaced the first two free of charge. Now another dealership states they know nothing about a problem with these. The inside of the cat comes loose, blocking the exhaust, hindering performance. Also noted by a noisy metal rattling noise while at idle or under acceleration.

- Longmeadow, MA, USA

Exhaust manifold studs broke causing engine noise and loss of power.

- Rockland, MA, USA

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- Columbia, SC, USA

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- Lee's Summit Mo., MO, USA