Service Brakes Related Problems of the 1999 Dodge Intrepid

Table 1 shows eleven common service brakes related problems of the 1999 Dodge Intrepid. The number one most common problem is related to the brake disc (three problems). The second most common problem is related to the service brakes (three problems).


Recently reported Service Brakes problems of the 1999 Dodge Intrepid

The Brake Disc problem

The rotors and back drums need to be replaced or shaved about every three months before the brakes pads wear . The brakes are fine but the rotors need to be replaced or shaved . The drums on the back need to be replaced. The rotors where 4 times the back drums where replaced once.   Read details...

The Service Brakes problem

The brake booster is getting water in to it and freezing I replaced the booster 4 years ago. Same complaint hen I had it into a garage they say that it is water a gain it froze a gain each time it does this their is no way to push in the brake pedal meaning you have no brakes this condition   Read details...

The Brake Disc Rotor problem

The pin that holds the gas pedal to the gas pedal bracket on the floor comes out causing the gas pedal to seperate form the bracket. Have also replaced the front rotors and pads. Left front power window motor and righr rear power window motor.   Read details...


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