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California
Jeep Lemon Law Attorney

Jeep owners expect trail‑rated durability, not steering wobble or dashboard warnings on the daily commute.

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If your Wrangler, Grand Cherokee, or Gladiator is plagued by unfixable issues, California’s Lemon Law can force Jeep to refund or replace the vehicle.

Cha Cha Cha Law compiles your repair stack, works with off‑road vehicle specialists, and pushes Stellantis to cover every dime—attorney fees included—when we prevail.

Common Jeep Issues

  • Vehicle shutdowns while driving, with transmission fault warnings
  • Steering misalignment, corrected through front toe adjustment
  • Roof water leaks, especially above the driver’s door, due to defective header seals
  • Wind noise and whistling at highway speeds, following seal and panel adjustments
  • Loss of power and hesitation during acceleration, traced to fuel system faults
  • Check engine light activations, tied to multiple engine and electrical issues
  • Engine stalling and no-start conditions, requiring replacement of the fuel pump and battery
  • Faulty high-pressure fuel pump wiring and PCM circuits, leading to drivability concerns
  • Fuel pump control module and coolant heater failures, impacting performance and hybrid mode
  • Wiring issues at PCM and spread terminals, including a sticking Schrader valve and fuel supply line replacement
  • Air conditioning failure, including weak or no airflow
  • Vehicle pulling to one side, requiring steering or suspension alignment
  • Creaking and clicking noises from the front end, especially while turning or reversing
  • Axle shaft replacement, due to steering-related noise issues
  • Loose splash guard, rubbing during turns
  • Multiple recall-related repairs, including high-voltage battery and turn signal lever latch

A look at our resolved cases:

2024 Jeep Wrangler

The vehicle was brought in multiple times for shutdowns while driving, steering misalignment, and persistent water leaks from the roof. In March, the vehicle shut down mid-drive with a transmission fault message; it also had an off-centered steering wheel, which was corrected through a front toe adjustment. In April, the vehicle developed a water leak above the driver’s door, traced to a deformed header seal, which was replaced—but led to wind noise at highway speeds. In September, the roof leak recurred along with whistling from the freedom panel. The header seal was replaced again, and the panels adjusted, which resolved the issues during testing.

2022 Jeep Wrangler

The vehicle was brought in repeatedly for loss of power, check engine light, stalling, and drivability issues. The first incident in July 2024 involved hesitation during acceleration and engine shaking, which was traced to faulty high-pressure fuel pump wiring; the PCM circuits were overlaid and the catalytic converter removed and reinstalled during repair. In August, the car was towed in due to a no-start condition; the fuel pump and battery were replaced. In October, the vehicle stalled again and would not enter electric mode—diagnosis revealed faults in the fuel pump control module (FPCM), PCM, and coolant heater, all of which were replaced. Finally, in November through December, the vehicle died on the freeway, with further investigation identifying wiring issues at the PCM, spread terminals, and a sticking Schrader valve; the fuel supply line was replaced after extensive testing. Multiple recalls (including a high voltage battery recall) were also addressed or pending.

2022 Jeep Cherokee

The vehicle was brought in multiple times for issues including the A/C not blowing cold or strong air, vehicle pulling to the right, and various steering or suspension noises when turning or reversing. Multiple creaking and clicking noises were reported from the front end while backing up and turning, eventually leading to replacement of the axle shaft. The splash guard was also found to be loose and rubbing during turns. In addition, the vehicle underwent repeated recall services for the turn signal lever latch (Recall 24B) and a battery test was performed.

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