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Takata Recall: Jeep Wrangler
Named model years, recall numbers and the right course of action for owners of the Jeep Wrangler.
Recall campaigns and build periods
Build period of the model (approximation by year, based on manufacturer statements): from 1986. Campaign-wide periods are limited to it; model year is not the first registration.
- 01/2009–12/2016 Wrangler – passenger airbag, Takata inflator (code V01) · KBA 9065 · Campaign-wide period – exact scope via VIN
- 01/2008–12/2013 Wrangler – passenger airbag, Takata inflator (code U03) · KBA 8135 · Campaign-wide period – exact scope via VIN
- 01/2007–12/2012 Wrangler – passenger airbag, Takata inflator (code S43) · KBA 6838 · Campaign-wide period – exact scope via VIN
Check your vehicle
KBA recall database (no VIN checker)
Questions about the Jeep Wrangler
Is my Jeep Wrangler affected by the Takata recall?
According to our research the Jeep Wrangler is named in the following recall campaigns: 01/2009–12/2016 (KBA 9065, Campaign-wide period); 01/2008–12/2013 (KBA 8135, Campaign-wide period); 01/2007–12/2012 (KBA 6838, Campaign-wide period). Campaign-wide periods apply to the campaign as a whole; source conflicts and conditions are flagged. Whether your vehicle is actually affected can only be confirmed by a VIN check with the manufacturer.
What happens in the recall of the Jeep Wrangler?
The affected airbag or inflator is replaced free of charge at an authorised workshop.
Can I still drive my Jeep Wrangler?
Book a workshop appointment soon. If you have received a stop-drive notice, leave the car parked.
More about all Jeep recalls and the VIN check.