Jeep Commander owners have reported 1 problem related to brake master cylinder (under the service brakes category). The most recently reported issues are listed below. Also please check out the statistics and reliability analysis of Jeep Commander based on all problems reported for the Commander.
I purchased the vehicle used in September 2006 from south bay mercedes in torrance California. It had less than 600 miles at the time of purchase. Following are dates a descriptions of a chronic problem regarding the Commander. 9/27/
mileage 1835
description: customer states that when going up any kind of grade and the brakes are applied, pedal was hard and vehicle will not stop. Also a grinding noise when brakes were engaged also on flat ground. Intermittent. Solution: undiagnosed. Test drove, did not duplicate customer concern. Star report# 8501436
11/17/
mileage 4704
description: customer states that when going up a hill at low speed and braking pedal goes soft and there is a noise and brakes fail grinding noise. Solution: undiagnosed. Unable to duplicate concern at this time. If concern persists recommend to return. 1/19/
mileage 8343
description: customer states that when going up a hill and braking vehicle makes loud noise and brake pedal goes hard. Solution: replacement of master cylinder. Found wet gummy wet substance in the brake. Unable to duplicate concern at this time. 3/5/07
mileage 10698
description: customer states that when going up hill and braking the brakes make noise and pedal goes hard. Solution: pending
3/6/07 reported problem directly to Chrysler at 800-992-1997 @12:31 pm. Representative karen took historical information and gave reference number 16014820. Pending call back after she speaks with dealership.
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