Chrysler recalls Jeep Cherokee over fuel pump relay which can cause the vehicle to stall which could lead to a crash!
Now where have I heard of cars that die while running down the road and then have nothing but dash lights for about 30 minutes?

Everyone's all over the top issue with a roadster.. sounds like we need a new band wagon!

 

How do recalls work? If there has been a recall on a Crossfire in the past do I still have the right to take my car in NOW and have said problem fixed? Where do I see a list of all recalls?

Just because Daimler Chrysler doesn't exist anymore, does that mean there couldn't be any future recalls on our cars?
Thanks for clarifying.

 

nickwe21
Here's the link below, for the original Technical Service bulletins associated with the Crossfires. There are later versions. Use the search button and it will provide you with later listings.
Dennis
DTMenace
https://www.crossfireforum.org/forum...data-tsbs.html

 

Understood! However, how do I know the TSBs have been performed on my car (I bought it used) and if there are leftover TSbs to be performed, do I still have the right to get this fixed free of charge?
Is there a possibility for further TSBs to come out in the future?

 

Hi Nick!
Create a log in at this address and you can see the service history as well as check for outstanding recalls.https://www.moparownerconnect.com/oc...nersLogin.aspx

 

Thanks Mike. Going to sign up right now and check it out!

 

Recalls have to be performed on a vehicle, assuming the owner knows to bring it in. TSBs are released to dealers so they know how to address issues. But TSBs may or may not result in recalls.