Door problems of the 2000 Dodge Intrepid

2000 Dodge Intrepid. Weather stripping/molding on the doors has shrunk and separated from the mounting area. This is the second time this has occurred. Had the weatherstrip replaced under warranty at 31154 miles. The dealer has acknowledge that the weatherstrip has again shrunk over time. The cost to replace is $136. 00 each door, parts and labor.

Defective weatherstripping on all 4 doors - dealer states that it is obviously a defect - but cannot fix it because it is not under the initial 3 year warranty - Chrysler offers me a discounted price - I do not want to pay anything to Chrysler because there are 4 defective items on my $30,000 vehicle that I am still working hard to pay off. I brought it to them in August because I had time of from work, and they said if I would have brought it in 2 months ago it would have been covered. Load of crap that I did not meet the dead line on defective items in my car to be fixed for free. Chrysler gives a !@#$% about their customers and I will spread the word.

Front driver and passenger door locks and also rear passenger door locks had to be replaced due to defects . The front driver and passenger door locks were cover under the orignal warranty and the rear passenger door locks were covered under my extended warranty in which I ended up paying a fifty dollar deductible . I would like to know are there other people having to replace their door locks.

The back doors of the vehicle are inoperable. The doors have locked and cannot be opened manuelly or with key entry system. Took to the dealer dealer will not remedy the problem. Please provide any further information. Mr.

Receive electrical shock when touching the driver's side door after operating.

Door molding is separating from its frame, causing several gapes. The cause of the frame shrinking is yet to be determined.