2006 Jeep Commander Recalls
RepairPal provides easy-to-read analysis of 5 official 2006 Jeep Commander recalls. Find out if your 2006 Jeep Commander needs service due to a recalled defect and learn how to fix it.
The ignition key may be inadvertently moved to the off or accessory position.
Chrysler will notifying owners of affected vehicles in September 2014. If you don't receive notification in a timely manner and believe you should have, please contact your Chrysler dealer for further instruction. They may ask for your vehicle identification number (VIN), so please have it handy when you call. The Chrysler recall number is P41.
An electrical concern can cause the 4-wheel drive transfer case to shift into neutral without warning.
Chrysler will notifying owners of affected vehicles during June 2013. If you experience problems with the transfer case shifting, or you don't receive notification and you feel you should have please contact your dealer. They may ask for your vehicle identification number (VIN), so please have it handy when you call. The Chrysler recall number is N23.
Improper programming in the power train control module may cause the engine to stall.
Chrysler will notify customers of affected vehicles beginning January 11, 2006. If you feel your car should have been covered by this recall and have not been contacted. You should call your local dealer. It is helpful to have the VIN Vehicle Identification Number ready when you do so.
On some vehicles the third row seat belt retractor mechanism may cause to seat belt to be damaged. This could result in injury during a crash.
Chrysler will notify customers of affected vehicles beginning March 13, 2003. If you see any unusual wear on the seat belt, or feel you fall under this recall and have not been contacted. Call your local dealer. It helps if you have your VIN Vehicle Identification Number ready.