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Safety recall · Updated July 24, 2026

Jeep recalls 1,076,999 Wranglers and Gladiators over power-steering fire risk

An electrical connection at the electric-hydraulic power-steering pump can develop high resistance and overheat nearby combustible material, creating a risk of a vehicle or surrounding fire.

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Recall at a glance

Affected vehicles

1,076,999

787,887 Wranglers and 289,112 Gladiators

Recall numbers

26V363

Jeep campaign 21D

Known injuries

1 potential

No related accidents reported

Owner letters

July 9-Aug. 3

Phased 2026 mailing window

The short version

Why Chrysler issued the recall

Chrysler says the electrical connection at the electric-hydraulic power-steering pump can be susceptible to high resistance. The resulting heat can overheat nearby combustible material and lead to a vehicle fire or a fire involving surrounding property.

As of May 18, 2026, Chrysler had identified 35 field reports with evidence of overheating at the pump interface. The filing lists no related accidents and one injury that may be related across all markets. Chrysler estimates that 0.1% of recalled vehicles have the defect.

Immediate precaution

Park away from structures

Until the remedy is completed, Chrysler advises owners to park away from buildings and other vehicles because overheating can occur even when the ignition is off.

The remedy

Inspection, then repair or replacement

An authorized dealer will inspect the power-steering-pump connection and repair or replace affected parts as necessary. Recall work is free.

Owner checklist

What to do now

Take the parking precaution now, then check your VIN and arrange the free recall remedy.

01

Park away from structures

Until the recall repair is complete, park away from buildings and other vehicles. Chrysler's filing does not instruct owners to stop driving.

02

Check your VIN

Model and model year alone do not confirm coverage. Use NHTSA's official lookup to check your specific Wrangler or Gladiator.

Open VIN lookup
03

Contact an authorized Jeep dealer

If your VIN is included, ask about campaign 21D. The dealer will inspect and repair or replace affected parts at no charge.

Need help confirming coverage?

Check the VIN, then call Chrysler if anything is unclear.

FCA US recall support can confirm applicability and help owners understand the repair process.

Recall status and repair availability can change. Confirm your vehicle's current status with NHTSA and follow instructions from Chrysler or an authorized Jeep dealer. MyFavi Autos is not affiliated with Chrysler, Jeep, or NHTSA.