Jeep Service and Maintenance
Go Anywhere, Do Anything
Jeep has defined off-road capability since the original Willys MB served in World War II, evolving into a brand that represents adventure, freedom, and four-wheel drive leadership.
OUR EXPERIENCE WITH JEEP VEHICLES
At Westco Automotive, Jeeps hold a special place in our shop—we've worked on everything from classic CJs to the latest Wrangler JLs and Grand Cherokee trail rigs. Our technicians understand the unique challenges Jeep owners face, from death wobble diagnoses to electrical gremlins in complex 4WD systems. We've performed countless suspension lifts, re-geared differentials for larger tires, and diagnosed the mysterious electrical issues that plague some models. Whether you're building a rock crawler or just need your family Grand Cherokee to make it through another winter, we have the expertise to keep you rolling.
Some common repairs for Jeep Vehicles:
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Death wobble diagnosis and front end suspension repair
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3.6L Pentastar timing chain and oil cooler replacement
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Transfer case position sensor and shift motor repairs
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TIPM (Totally Integrated Power Module) electrical failure
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Exhaust manifold crack repair (especially 3.8L)
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Window regulator and power lock failures
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Differential and axle seal replacement
Some known Issues by model:
Jeep Wrangler (2007-2011): 3.8L engine oil consumption, exhaust manifold cracking, death wobble from front end wear, TIPM electrical issues
Jeep Wrangler (2012-2018): 3.6L Pentastar timing chain wear, oil cooler leaks, death wobble, clutch failures (manual)
Jeep Grand Cherokee (2005-2010): TIPM failures, front suspension wear, blend door actuator failure, transmission issues (diesel models)
Jeep Grand Cherokee (2011-2016): Air suspension compressor failure, rear main seal leaks, 8-speed transmission shudder, sunroof leak
Jeep Cherokee (2014-2018): 9-speed transmission issues, shifting problems, TIPM electrical failures, front axle disconnect problems
Interesting Information
The Jeep Wrangler's seven-slot grille is a trademarked design element, and it has appeared on every Jeep since the original Willys. The slots represent the seven continents the brand's vehicles have conquered—a marketing story that stuck despite the original Willys having only nine slots.