JEEP CHEROKEE LIMITED A1997 · 4.0L PETROL

The 1997 Jeep Cherokee Limited has a documented MOT history showing significant mechanical issues, particularly in its braking system, exhaust, and suspension. The most recent MOT on 2007-07-27 recorded a pass at 135,361 miles, but this followed two consecutive failures in 2007-07-25 and 2007-06-28, both at similar mileages. These failures highlight recurring problems with brake components, exhaust integrity, and suspension parts. The 2007-06-28 failure listed multiple critical issues: major exhaust leaks, severely corroded brake pipes, worn brake discs, and a gearbox leak. Earlier failures in 2007-07-25 and 2006-07-06 also showed similar patterns, including corroded brake pipes, brake disc wear, and exhaust system deterioration. These issues suggest a persistent vulnerability in the vehicle’s braking and exhaust systems, likely exacerbated by corrosion and age. The trend indicates worsening conditions between 2005 and 2007. While the 2005 MOT was clean, subsequent tests revealed increasing severity of defects, particularly in brake components and the exhaust. The 2006 MOT noted minor corrosion and braking system adjustments, but by 2007, these had escalated to major faults requiring repair. The 2007-07-27 pass may reflect temporary fixes, but the proximity of the prior failure suggests unresolved underlying issues.