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Jeep Commander Maintenance and Repair

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Re: Wet Foot [orangetang] by heatherscommi
Mar 20, 2006 (6:53 am)
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Replying to: orangetang (Feb 07, 2006 1:50 pm)

I have a very similar problem. Water was leaking in through upper handle on driver side windshield. We thought that this was causing the drivers side floor to be wet. We took it to the dealer and they peeled back the weather stripping and re-glued it. A few days later, I drove it through a car wash and the problem was still present. It's at the dealer again. They have inspected the same area and decided that this time it was the roof racks. They fixed it, took the commi through the car wash and the floor is still soaked. They contacted Crysler techincal support and they said to check the sunroof (we do not have that option) or the air conditioning could be leaking. (uh, it's still winter in Indiana, we're not running the air conditioning.) It's still in the body shop working on a diagnosis. This is the only major issue that we have had, however it's already been in for a defective rear wiper motor, misplaced ambient sensor, incredible dangerous headlamps(needed to be re adjusted) and the rear hatch was stuck. I love my commi, but my confidence is shaken.
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Re: Wet Foot in Alabama [jemeabda] by jackratchett
Mar 22, 2006 (3:13 pm)
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Replying to: jemeabda (Mar 03, 2006 3:42 am)

My gues is someone left the window open at the dealer's lot or in transport.
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Re: Wet Foot [heatherscommi] by jackratchett
Mar 22, 2006 (3:45 pm)
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Replying to: heatherscommi (Mar 20, 2006 6:53 am)

Could be a few things,
water getting past the door water dam behind the door panel and dripping down to the floor (check for this by looking for water when you open the door in the groove of the seal, at the bottom that goes around the door opening).
A urethane skip or lack of, around the front windshield (peel back the carpet and with a trickle of water from a hose, slowly pour water around windshield and look for any water dripping to floor).
Missing rubber body plug possibly where sunroof drain hose comes out or would have come out if equipped or any hole where required.
Missing or loose floor plug, put on at the factory to cover drain holes from vehicle being dipped. With car in the air inspect plugs for seating evenly and all holding it in place).
This ones a little trickier but in the course of spotwelding the body you can sometimes get a burn through or a tiny pinhole in the weld itself which still big enough to cause a leak. (pouring water over spot welds but would require trim, carpet and possibly dashboard pulled away).
Related to the above would be body seam sealer used to seal all metal joints between the in and ouside of the car.
Problem with water leaks is that water travels but they should be using a water additive to show its path under an ultraviolet light.
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Service 4WD system by crowhead
Mar 30, 2006 (3:04 pm)
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Purchased Commander Limited 4WD in December, . I love the vehicle and enjoy driving it despite the gas mileage, however....
Two weeks ago the service 4WD system light came on. The transmission seems to be engaging the 4wd system all the time instead of when necessary. The service light is intermittant, when the light is on, heavy friction when turning especially at low speeds, when the light goes out the friction goes away. Dealer claims they have not heard of the problem and were unable to fix it. It has been in twice to no avail. Service manager on vacation, so little assistance there. He returns on Monday, lets see if they can get it right. I have already paid for a weeks worth of rental car and not looking forward to doing it again. Frustration level is rising by the day. UGH
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"Stalling" Issues... by taketheoffer
Apr 04, 2006 (8:46 am)
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Been a very loooooong time since a post. Have since put 6k miles on my Silver Hemi Lmtd & it has been outstanding. I have seen a few posts about unexplained stalling issues and would like to ask a very dumb question... has anyone accidentally bumped the keys or fob while in the ignition & driving? Just a little tap and the car turns off. I actually did this once (or twice) while backing out and have since always made a point of positioning the keys in a way so they do not dangle down or contact with my knee. I can't be the only person who has done this. Because I am tall I am very conscious of this but could see how someone could do it accidentally. I wonder if this could contribute to any of the stalling issues and if Chrysler will ever address this. Also anyone else take allot of rocks to the windshield this winter? I have been a magnet with 4+ this year on NY roads. Could it be because the windshield is so large or some other design issue, or should I be taking it personally?
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Re: Piece of Junk [captainstabbin] by edccsa
Apr 04, 2006 (10:10 am)
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Replying to: captainstabbin (Feb 25, 2006 5:45 am)

I purchased a Jeep Commander a month or so ago. Last night at 2100 miles while turning the corner it just died. I will schedule an appointment with the Dealership. I am only hoping it won't happen again.
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iPod question by fudge55
Apr 05, 2006 (9:59 am)
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there is a hook up for i Pods in the jeep grand cherokee. I was wondering if anybody knew if there was one for the commander.
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To buy or not to buy a 06 Commander by sonji1
Apr 06, 2006 (7:13 am)
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Ok folks...for the last hour I have sat here and read every post about this vehicle and I have never been more turned off in my life. I have been eyeing the Commander for the last month and hesitated buying it just because I was not impressed with the incentives Chrysler was offering. Today I get an email that Chrysler is offering a $2,000 rebate along with another $1,000 for Chrysler financing and in seeing that my enthusiam for the vehicle spiked again, but after reading all these posts I am back at square one...SCARED TO PURCHASE SUCH A NEW MODEL!!!
 
I am looking for some seasoned advice on whether I should or should not buy what appears to be a piece of CRAP!!!
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Re: Trailer Brake Controler [chbocca] by kk28
Apr 06, 2006 (8:08 am)
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Replying to: chbocca (Jan 23, 2006 10:34 pm)

Has anyone else had success in getting their brake harness wired on a Commander? My local RV store couldn't find wiring and called a couple different car dealerships, but didn't get any help. HELP! I need to tow soon!!!

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