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Cannot add fuel to tank without it kicking fuel nozzle off, I have to add fuel slower then the fuel nozzle will do on it's on, takes for ever to add any amount of fuel, problem started out by splashing fuel on to me and the vehicle before it would complete filling tank.
My front lower ball joint broke my windows regulators don't last 6 months I tried to do the recalls since I bought thing and every time I tried I get the same thing we don't have the parts we don't have the parts not 1 of my recalls have been done tried N tried got feed up when I seen that there all off my VIN look up for my 06 recalls but 1and the funny thing is I just I made a service appointment on line to get lower control arms this week didn't say about no really until I was there and they were getting ready to pull it in then all of a sudden they don't have the parts in they would have to order them what a joke my ac blower hasn't worked on 1 since bought it new can't belive it has not caught on fire yet I'm now at almost 100000 miles they ain't done anything yet and not going to either I'm sure I'm wasting my time typing this useless information as wasted my time trying to get all my recalls fixed wishful thinking thanks for listening have a good day
Every time a fill gas the car overfills and lots of gas spills out. This is happening at all different gas stations and I have seen others online with the same problem, my car has only 65K miles. This is for sure a safety issue that must be recalled, it is a huge fire hazard.
After fueling and starting the vehicle, it fails to accelerate for several minutes. Also when fueling it doesn't stop and will overflow onto the ground if you don't keep track of how much gas you are putting in. Another issue is that the vehicle shakes very badly when idle.
The contact owns a 2006 Jeep Liberty. While at a stop sign and making a right turn, the vehicle made a loud grinding noise and stalled. There were no warning indicators illuminated. The contact moved the shifter into park and noticed that the ball joint and an unknown tire became detached without an impact occurring. The vehicle was towed to the contact's residence. The vehicle was not taken to a dealer or an independent mechanic for diagnostic testing. The vehicle was not repaired. The VIN was included in NHTSA campaign numbers: 13V252000 (fuel system, gasoline, structure) and 18V278000 (suspension). The manufacturer was not notified of the failure. The approximate failure mileage was 150,000.
When filling the gas tank, the pump fails to automatically shut off due to a faulty fuel filler neck. The entire gas tank must be replaced because the valve is part of the tank and cannot be replaced separately. The fuel spillage hazard creates risk of explosion at the gas station.
So basically I'm driving my mom to work and about to reach and light and acceleration isn't working and I'm like whatever it's a red light ill just brake so I brake then the light turns green I press the acceleration and nothing it's not moving so then the steering wheel locked up literally couldn't turn it I miss the light turn off the car turn it on it's working I get to a stop sign the same thing happens but the oil light comes on so I'm like ok maybe this then I buy oil then I'm on my way home making a right onto a main road I'm like ok I'll make it and again the acceleration stops working and the steering wheel locks up so before it locks all the way I pull up and then turn it off back on and drive all the way home with the hazards you have no idea how terrifying it was to be on a main road and the acceleration stops like I pressed all the way and it wouldn't increase the speed the steering wheel locked couldn't even slightly turn so it was so scary I'm so scared to drive it and idk what to do or how to fix it that's why I need help
Gas overflows onto pump handle, hands, side of vehicle and ground when filling gas tank. This appears to be a common problem with these year model liberties.
The rear suspension lower control arms may corrode and could break without warning. Safety risk: A broken rear suspension lower control arm could cause a loss of vehicle control and cause a crash. Remedy: The right and left side rear suspension lower control arms must be replaced the fuel tank on your vehicle has a small chance of experiencing a fuel leak during certain types of rear end collisions. Safety risk: Fuel leakage in the presence of an ignition source can result in an underbody fire.
When filling tank gas does not stop automatically, there is a lot of gas that overflows down side of car onto the ground. Doesn't matter speed of filling the tank it will overflow unless manual stop of filling prior to gas tank being full and will sometimes still overflow. The vehicle is off and parked at the pump, doesn't matter what gas station is used the issue happens. This happens every time filling up with the last time on 5/12.
The contact owns a 2006 Jeep Liberty. While pumping fuel into the tank's filler neck, the fuel leaked out without warning. There were no warning indicators illuminated. The vehicle was not diagnosed or repaired. The dealer was not contacted. The manufacturer was not notified of the failure. The failure mileage was unavailable.
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- Gilbertsville, KY, USA