2024-2025 Jeep Renegade, Compass Brake Booster Noise TSB

Jeep has released Technical Service Bulletin (TSB) 05-004-25 to address a specific braking issue affecting certain 2024-2025 Jeep Renegade, Jeep Commander, and Jeep Compass models. This bulletin details a repair for a "hissing or air leak type noise heard when braking," which is caused by a problem with the dual-command valve within the brake booster.

The TSB, dated December 10, 2025, provides a clear repair strategy for technicians. It is important to note that this particular bulletin applies specifically to vehicles sold in South America markets and not to those in North America.

Symptoms of Brake Booster Noise

Owners of affected vehicles may experience a distinct symptom when applying the brakes. The primary complaint is a "hissing or air leak type noise heard when braking." This sound indicates a potential issue within the brake system that requires attention.

The Underlying Cause

The root cause of the Jeep Renegade brake booster noise is identified as an issue with the dual-command valve. This valve's malfunction leads to an air passage problem, which in turn generates the audible hissing or air leak sound during braking. This defect necessitates the replacement of the brake booster assembly.

Important Warnings and What Owners Should Know

Owners should be aware of specific details regarding this TSB:

• Market Applicability: This bulletin explicitly states, "This bulletin applies to South America markets." Vehicles sold in other regions, such as North America, are not covered by this specific TSB.
• Build Date: The bulletin applies to vehicles built on or before April 24, 2025 (MDH 0424XX).
• Post-Repair Action: After the TSB 05-004-25 is applied, it is "not necessary to send DID-I or DID-A." This instruction is for technicians regarding warranty claim procedures.

Repair Procedure Summary

For vehicles exhibiting the Jeep Renegade brake booster noise symptom, the repair procedure involves replacing the brake booster. Technicians are instructed to refer to the detailed service procedures available in the DealerCONNECT/Service Library. The specific reference for the procedure is "Service Info> 3330D14 - Servofreio - remocao/recolocacao, compreende separacao do cilindro mestre, para versoes com a.b.s."

This process includes the removal and reinstallation of the brake booster, which is a critical component of the braking system. The estimated labor time for this repair varies depending on the vehicle model, ranging from 0.9 hours for the B1 (Renegade) model to 2.5 hours for the H1 (Commander) model.

Required Parts

To perform the brake booster replacement, specific Mopar parts are required:

• For Jeep Renegade (B1): Mopar Part No. 68619917AA (EMEA - 50165285) - Booster, Power Brake
• For Jeep Commander (H1): Mopar Part No. 68619920AA (EMEA - 50165288) - Booster, Power Brake
• For Jeep Compass (M1): Mopar Part No. 68605153AA (EMEA - 50162680) - Booster, Power Brake
• Additional Fluid: Mopar Part No. K04549626LA (EMEA - 7092802) - Brake fluid Mopar DOT 4S 100ML (Reimbursement Only)

Warranty Information

The repair described in TSB 05-004-25 is reimbursable within the provisions of the warranty. Owners should consult their dealership for specific warranty coverage details.

NHTSA ID: 11026665