BEIJING: US automaker Chrysler is making additional recalls of vehicles sold in China. A total of 11,088 imported Grand Cherokee SUVs manufactured between Sept 17, 2010 and Aug 19, 2013 were recalled on Sunday.
The automaker said springs in the oil pump relay of the integrated power unit might deform when overheated, which could mean the engine will not start or stop.
Chrysler said it would solve this problem by installing an additional relay outside the integrated power unit.
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