Back Up Alarm Problems of Jeep Commander

Vehicle continued stalling while is driven a low rpm. More the 25 times. Vehicle was bought with 15, 200 miles. Vehicle has now 52, 300. Everytime is taken to service the problem was mention to the dealer technician but they can't find the problem. Nov 20, 2007 I scratched the left rear fender of the vehicle with a tree while backing up. The vehicle lost power vehicle rolled back and stopped. Resting on the side of the tree. Pictures were taken of the damages on the vehicle . Dealers technician states no problem with the vehicle. Second problem backup system. Assists the driver to move the vehicle safely, one sensor failed from the bumper mount. Two months dealer has not repair the vehicle yet. Need to replaced the entire bumper to repaired one sensor.

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- the contact found that the back up alarm sensor did not work properly. The contact took the car to the dealer about six times for this problem, and they found that the owners manual stated that the sensor should sound at 59 inches, but the contact's vehicle alarm sounded u at 11 inches. The dealer did not offer to repair the failure.

'06 Jeep Commander 4x2 - (1) stalls intermittently during turns which are both from moving and stopped positions. Many have occurred during a u-turn from a stopped position - unable to duplicate, in shop again (2) has a rough idle, which at times is more severe than others, but has never died - has just shaken severely a few times. There is no set pattern. It occurs during cold and hot weather, with electrical devices on or off, in park/neutral/drive, if the engine has warmed up or is still cold (3) the original windshield - continuous rock chips, cracks, etc - replaced @ 11,000k with a non-Jeep brand glass and to date the new windshield has only 1 star chip. Have heard the design of the windshield is reason for the windshield breaking easily, but the glass is not sufficient/durable (4) transmission fluid leaking from o-rings - replaced (5) rear spring seats squeaking - insulators replaced (6) excessive wind noise from front passenger side - at 22,500k dealership said only normal wind buff, at 24,000k dealership said unsure where it's coming from but will reseal front windshield (7) front driver window made grinding noise - motor replaced (8) short in audio/speaker system - radio assembly replaced (9) front driver power lock motor whining during autolock in cold weather (10) back up sensor doesn't sound until 1' before object (11) alert to check reverse sensor and wouldn't start- towed,battery replaced (12) middle seats hard to fold up (13) front windows go down instead of up(14)vehicle hesitates when put in drive/ reverse (15) steering whines.

On July 28, 2006 I had place the Jeep in reverse and the parking assist never picked up my 2004 chevy avalanche parked behind me in the drive way. Causing the Jeep to back into the avalanche. Jeep was taken to dealer for review, found nothing wrong by their computer test. Jeep was contacted and a adjustor came and ran the same test in August, he stated nothing was wrong with the parking assist. Since then I have had the Jeep in for normal service (oil change), they have found a code in the computer for errors with the sensor. Jeep has stated they will not review the case again until I have the damage repaired. Sensor is going off everytime the Jeep is in reverse whether something is behind it or not.

The contact found that the back up alarm sensor did not work properly. The contact took the car to the dealer about six times for this problem, and they found that the owner's manual stated that the sensor should sound at 59 inches, but the contact's vehicle alarm sounded u at 11 inches. The dealer did not offer to repair the failure. . Updated 03/19/07.