Popular Genuine Jeep Grand Cherokee Parts and Accessories
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Shift Cable
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Door Lock Actuator
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Window Regulator
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Axle Shaft
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Control Arm
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Wheel Bearing
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Sway Bar Link
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Catalytic Converter
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Cabin Air Filter
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Brake Disc
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Bumper
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Spare Wheel
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Decals
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Tents
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Speaker
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Radios
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Fog Light
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Remote Start
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Off-Road Light
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Rear View Camera
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Electronic Vehicle Tracking System
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Air Intake Systems
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Kicker Amplifier
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Battery Charger
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Air Filtration
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Backup/driving Assistance
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Charging Unit
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Engine Block Heaters
About Jeep Grand Cherokee
The third generation Grand Cherokee (WK; 2005-2010) was first unveiled at the 2004 New York International Auto Show for 2005 model year. It offered several trim levels including Base, Laredo, Laredo X, Limited, Overland, SRT-8, CRD, Predator and Model S. Different submodels were powered by different engines ranging from 3.7 L 215 hp V6 engine with 235 lb of torque to 3.0 L 215 hp Mercedes Benz CRD OM642 V6 engine with 376 lb of torque. Then in 2009, the fourth generation Jeep Grand Cherokee (WK2; 2011-present) was introduced at the New York Auto Show and went on sale in 2010 as a 2011 model. It carries over most trim levels from previous generation except added Summit, Altitude and High Altitude trim levels. However, engine options are still versatile varying from 3.6 L 290 hp Pentastar V6 engine with 260 lb of torque to 3.0 L 179 hp CRD V6 engine with 420 lb of torque.
Jeep Grand Cherokee Common Problems & Maintenance Tips
First, engine overheating constantly. Grand Cherokee SUV owners complained this problem in details. They describe that they could find leaking coolant externally from below the exhaust manifold as well as white smoke coming from the exhaust pipe. Once the engine misfires, it would be hard to start and when accelerating, a noticeable decrease in power and fuel economy would happen. Based on their story, we can assume that they have a bad intake manifold or cylinder head gasket. If you encounter the same problem, you can check these two parts.
Second, electrical problems. Some customers said that they have problem in starting and powering Grand Cherokee as well as find corrosion on the battery terminals. While others told that the Check Engine Light stays on. At the meanwhile, the gas mileage gets worse and worse, which also result in a rough idle. Under these conditions, it is the battery cable or oxygen sensor that went wrong; you are advised to check them.
However, apart from the above problems, some routine problems also arose. For example, drivers can feel vibration when placing hands on steering wheel and hear clunking noise while the steering is pulled to the left or right unintentionally. Something is wrong with the control arm. Drive belt needs extra attention as well because it is an easy-to-wear auto part.
Once confirmed the reasons of problem, Jeep Grand Cherokee OEM auto parts for replacement should be your priority. You can try our comprehensive selection of Grand Cherokee genuine parts as we provide them at the lowest price and in the quickest delivery.
