Front Seat Heater/cooler Problems of Jeep Cherokee

My automatic rear hatch stopped working after a small amount of water from a cooler leaked in my "trunk". I checked the fuse for the hatch and it blew, I swapped it out and smoke began to pour from the rear of my Jeep (the trunk) then a fire erupted, severely damaging my Cherokee. The Jeep was in my driveway and due to the fire being near the gas tank I had to drive it to the street out of fear it would hurt my family. There is a recall the hatch motor module getting wet and causing a fire which I had performed in 2016. This part is faulty and almost harmed me/family and now I am out my deductible and car rental costs. No one from Chrysler or Jeep will call me back.

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The contact owns a 2014 Jeep Cherokee. Whenever the front driver and passenger seat heaters were activated and set at any level, an extremely high voltage of heat would penetrate through the seat cushion. There were no injuries. The dealer stated that the temperature controls functioned properly. The manufacturer was notified. The approximate failure mileage was 4.

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Jeep caught fire while parked in work parking lot and it was due to faulty seat heaters.

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The heated seat burned the consumer.

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