A recall has been issued by Jeep in the United States for 80,000 Wrangler SUVs due to a problem with the tire pressure monitoring system (TPMS). The company has identified a potential issue with a cable in the system that may compress, causing the TPMS to become inoperative. This issue has led to the recall, and Jeep is committed to resolving the matter by replacing the cable if necessary, without any cost to the vehicle owners. The issue was traced back to a manufacturing error.
Defect in Tire Pressure System Prompts Jeep to Recall 80,000 Wranglers
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