Four problems related to brake electric antilock have been reported for the 1998 Chrysler Concorde. The most recently reported issues are listed below.
Dealer claims this is normal to "all" cars, I never heard of such. No safety defec tlisted.
No summary listed for above vehicle.
The braking system malfunctioned due to braking system not being installed properly which caused rotors to overheat and extended stopping distance. This could hav e resulted in a crash.
Rear brakes improperly adjusted by manufacturer, resulting in front brakes overloading and warping the front brake rotors. Dealer adjusted the rear brakes and replaced the front brake rotors. Since the repairs were covered under warrantly, I assume that Chrysler (now daimler/Chrysler) is aware of the problem. I have a 1997 Chrysler Concorde which had the identical problem at approximately 12,000 miles. Very disconcerting to have such a safety-related problem with a car costing upwards of $25,000.
| Brake Disc Rotor problems | |
| Brake Electric Antilock problems | |
| Power Assist Brake problems | |
| Brake Fluid problems | |
| Brake Foundation Components problems | |
| Brake Fluid Leak problems |