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2018–2026

Jeep Wrangler (3.6L Pentastar, 2018–2026)

Paste a VIN or listing. Get due spend, known issues, and campaigns on one frozen sheet.

3.6L Pentastar V6 Wrangler. The 2.0L turbo/4xe, 3.0L EcoDiesel, and the Gladiator (JT) pickup are not covered.

Is the steering damper campaign (V41) or the track bar recall open on this VIN?

Known issues on the sheet

Titles from the reviewed library. Onset mileage, cost ranges, and writeups stay on the unlocked report — and only when they apply to this VIN or listing.

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Due spend

Intervals due at the stated mileage, and what hits in the next 50k. Totals on the preview; line items after unlock.

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Campaigns

NHTSA campaigns filtered to this vehicle. A VIN makes applicability sharper.

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Not a title report

This answers what it is about to cost to keep. $12.99, no ads, no account.

Frequently asked

What are the known issues with a Jeep Wrangler (3.6L Pentastar, 2018–2026)?
The reviewed library for this family currently lists: Steering shimmy / "death wobble" — steering damper campaign V41 (2018–2020); Front track bar bracket weld recall — steering instability (2018–2019). Onset mileage, cost ranges, and full writeups are on the compiled sheet for your specific VIN or listing — these titles are shown here without cost bands or line items so you can see what's tracked before you paste anything.
What years does the Jeep Wrangler (3.6L Pentastar, 2018–2026) calendar cover?
2018–2026 today. A vehicle outside that range still gets a compiled report — the maintenance outlook is researched live instead of pulled from the reviewed calendar, and it's labeled as researched, not reviewed.
Does this cover every Jeep Wrangler (3.6L Pentastar, 2018–2026) engine or trim?
3.6L Pentastar V6 Wrangler. The 2.0L turbo/4xe, 3.0L EcoDiesel, and the Gladiator (JT) pickup are not covered. A vehicle outside this specific calendar's scope still gets a report from CurbSpec — it's just researched live for that exact VIN or listing instead of pulled from this reviewed calendar.
Is this a Carfax or vehicle history report?
No. CurbSpec is not a title, accident, or ownership history report. It answers what a vehicle is about to cost to keep — due and upcoming maintenance spend, known issues, and safety campaigns — not what happened to it in the past.
How much does a CurbSpec report cost?
$12.99, one time, per vehicle. No subscription, no account required, and no ads — the preview is free; paying unlocks the line items, cost bands, and known-issue writeups at the same URL.

Reviewed calendars