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Jeep Grand Cherokee moose test failure – the full story on film
In the avoidance maneuver test, also called moose test, the Jeep Grand Cherokee failed big time. Here is the full story behind all performed moose tests with the car that proves that it can be lethal.
Författare:Mattias Rabe Foto: Glenn Lindberg
For Swedish version, click here.
At the moment, more than 300 000 people have watched our first movie where the Jeep Grand Cherokee Overland 3.0 CRD V6 fails the moose test by going up on two wheels and is close to roll over.
The car was tested in the same way as thousands of other cars have been tested by Teknikens Värld over the years. Loaded (driver, passenger and anchored sandbags with a low center of gravity in the boot) in accordance to Jeep's specifications for maximum payload, the factory installed original tires filled with the amount of air pressure as specified by Jeep (also confirmed by Jeep/Chrysler) and all safety systems such as electronic stability control and anti-rollover system turned on. Jeep Grand Cherokee has air suspension and we put this in Auto mode, a setting that most Grand Cherokee owners use when they drive their car.
Everything was therefore completely by the book, just like an ordinary car owner would do, although the performance was very poor. Over and over again with three different Jeep Grand Cherokee - which you can see in the new film here.
Our recommendation is: Do not buy the Jeep Grand Cherokee until Jeep/Chrysler solved the problems.
Due to a complete incorrect statement by Chrysler, many people believe that we performed the first moose test with 50 kilos (110 lbs) overload in the Jeep Grand Cherokee. This is not the least bit true. We performed the first moose test with 100 kilos (220 lbs) less than the maximum payload (602 kilos/1 327 lbs) that is registered for the car, a figure which officially comes from Jeep/Chrysler.
Do not miss to read past articles about the Jeep Grand Cherokee moose test failure:
Sounds like that test took place after Teknikens Varld's first test. And the video in the OP was Teknikens Varld's second test with chrysler engineers in attendance in response to that test and chrysler's statement on their first test.
<--- jeep fan boy and future hopeful wk2 grand cherokee owner. and disappointed.
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ALL solid axle vehicles whether they are trucks, older grand cherokees and cherokees, and all wranglers suffer from some level of inherent death wobble by design. The issue isn't the engineering, its the lack of regularly maintaining the vehicle. Death wobble only becomes an issue when bushings and joints are worn out.
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