Known faults for the Jeep Compass (III).
2025–2026 · Hybrid / Plug-in hybrid / Electric
Sources are not verified in real time and no entry confirms that your car is affected.
1 known fault with sources
Engines: 1.2 Hybrid (Hybrid) · Plug-in Hybrid (Plug-in hybrid)
Applies if: Compass MW MY 2026, 1.2 MHEV EJE engine, market covered by TSB 21-061-26 (wider Europe, South America, MEA or IAP; not the United States), with P0B0C-7A and the conditions of the official fault tree. Confirm configuration and version.
Applies if: Compass MW MY 2026, 1.6 PHEV EJQ engine, market covered by TSB 21-061-26 (wider Europe, South America, MEA or IAP; not the United States), with P0B0C-7A and the conditions of the official fault tree. Confirm configuration and version.
Internal eDCT park locking piston leakHybrid transmission
- Engine / equipment
- Only the configurations, markets and VINs specified in each association.
- Period mentioned
- Specific production period stated in the condition and evidence.
- Symptoms
- Power loss or jerking; possible failure to restart after stopping.
- Possible cause described
- Internal leak at the parking pawl locking piston.
- Check for the garage
- Confirm version and P0B0C-7A. Follow the official decision tree: check accompanying codes, mileage, external leaks and piston condition. Piston repair or transmission replacement depends on these results; do not replace based solely on the DTC.
- Cost cited in the source
- No verified estimate. Confirm repair eligibility and terms by VIN.A rough figure from the original database, not an up-to-date quote.
Sources from the original database
View full entryEngines for this model
- 1.2 HybridHybrid
- Plug-in HybridPlug-in hybrid
- EléctricoElectricNo documented known faults
Engines: Eléctrico (Electric)
No documented known faults
We searched for faults of this engine in official recall campaigns from several countries, in the manufacturer's technical bulletins, in owner forums and in the specialist press, and there is no recurring fault documented with sources. Last search: October 18, 2026.
It's a good sign, but not a guarantee: keep up its maintenance and, if you notice anything, analyse it.
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