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Recall of Powertrain Module 6 years later

4 messages,  Last post on Dec 17, 2007 at 12:20 AM

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#2 of 4 1999 Grand Cherokee Limited ABS always on by danman3

Jan 21, 2007 (12:44 pm)

I have a 1999 Grand Cherokee Limited 4.7L 4WD. The ABS brakes are always coming on even on dry pavement. Never any ABS error codes. Also there is no 4WD and no error codes about this either. . What gives ?

#3 of 4 jeep recall by sherihopkins

Feb 27, 2007 (12:30 pm)

I have a 2002 jeep grand cherokee. In August 2005 I was driving down a busy street when I heard a load pop in the front end of the jeep. It started to over heat. When I had it towed into the dealership they opened the hood and said the fan had disintrigated and when it broke apart it crack a hole in the fan shroud and puntured a hole in the radiator. It was no longer under warranty so it cost me 1200.00. I received a safty recall in the mail in October of 2006, I send in my receipts and expected a return of the money I spent. Chrysler refused to reimburse me and said it was debris I ran over that caused the damage. Have you ever heard of anything more obsurd? If you drive over debris it will lodge in the fan and cause $1,200 in damage. Give me a break. This jeep has been a nightmare from the day I got it. I have replaced rotors and break pads constantly. There is no gas leak but I am over welm by gas fumes. I cant use the back drivers door because it wont latch and the back hatch wont latch either. There is far more then this. It's gulling to watch a commercial that advertises the jeep going up the side of a mountain but mine cant drive down a busy street.

#4 of 4 Re: Recall of Powertrain Module 6 years later [maxwell7] by tony12345

Dec 17, 2007 (12:20 am)

Replying to: maxwell7 (Nov 06, 2006 9:51 am)
maxwell7,
 
I hope you get this in time to sue. I have the answer to your problem. But you have to do the following as soon as possible. Before I continue, I just want to inform you that this is not legal advice and I am not an attorney, this only constitutes my opinion only and you should consult with an attorney before you do anything.
 
1. Write a detail letter to both to the dealer where you had the vehicle repaired and to Daimler/Chrysler. In you letter say what had happened to your car, where you took it to get it fixed, what were the exact dates of service, what was said to you and by whom. Give as much details as you can recall. In the end of your letter, suggest both the dealer and the car manufacturer spit the reimbursement fee. Also, state that under state law, a business is required to maintain its business records for at least ten years--usually for tax purposes in case the business gets audited by the tax department. You must verify this "ten year retention requirement" with an attorney in your state. In your letter, also state that you will sue both the dealer and the manufacturer in small claims court if this matter does not get resolved. Then mail your letter certified mail return receipt requested from your local post office to both the dealer that repaired your vehicle and to the automobile manufacturer.
 
2. If you are lucky, you'll get reimbursed the full amount you spent or you'll get a coupon in the mail for free services like oil change, brake service, or tire rotation. If you are not lucky, then sue in small claims court. Make the dealer and the car manufacturer waste money by going to court. Good luck.

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