Headlights problems of the 2007 Jeep Grand Cherokee

Sometimes when driving at night with the bright lights on and you pull the lever back to dim them to oncoming traffic the headlights turn off too, literally leaving you in the dark. It happened last night and has happened several times in the past. I feel this is a very dangerous and scary situation that should never happen!.

The following events happened over a period of 2 weeks. When in motion on highway, instrument panel lost power, then came back on and all control panel lights lit up, then went off. While in motion on highway, instrument panel went blank--cycled on and off several times then returned to normal. When engine was off, ignition was off and key was out of ignition, lights were turned off, headlights turned on and off twice for no reason. While driving on highway on slight incline, engine lost power for a few seconds then returned to normal. Vehicle has been to a certified Jeep repair shop and they could not find the problem. (see attached).

The contact owns a 2007 Jeep Grand Cherokee. The contact stated that the headlights and interior lights intermittently failed. The vehicle was taken to the dealer where the failure could not be diagnosed. The vehicle was not repaired. The manufacturer was contacted about the failure. The failure mileage was not available.

I have a 2007 Jeep cherokee laredo. While I was driving at night, in the dark, my headlights and interior lights began to flash on and off. Realizing what an extreme danger the Jeep was to me and all others on the road I immediately took to the dealership. The dealership said they were unable to diagnose a problem and told me to continue to drive the Jeep. Its happened on 5 different occasions after and every instance I have taken it to the dealership with no resolution nor a diagnosis.

09/29/2008 Jeep taken to garage for head light failure nothing found. 03/09/2012 to 11/07/2012 all indicator light flash exterior lights flash. Been to the dealership three times for numerous days at a time they can not find anything wrong still having this problem. Really not good when it is dark out and you don't have headlights. At 15,000 and 35,000 I had to have the shift modular replaced because all the car would basically go in to neutral when being driven. I would have to pull over and turn the car off and restart it. The first time it was at the dealership for three days they could not find a problem and sent it home only to have to return 2 days later with the same problem. As I have found many people on line with these same issues makes you wonder first why these issues can't seem to be fixed, second why there has not been a recall. It is truly a miracle that no one I have heard of has been injured or killed because of these defects. When the Jeep is working I love it. If I had a hope and a pray of getting a new vehicle I would trade in my paid off Jeep in a heart beat so that I wouldn't have to constantly worry that it stop running or that I will be driving blind in the dark. Sadly I didn't even touch on the other electrical issues I. E. Window that had to be fixed remote keyless issues it is sad that the company doesn't do anything about these things this will be my last Jeep. I feel that these problems are dangerous for me, my family and anyone that is on the road with me and other Jeep owner with the same issues.

Jeep discontinued automatic headlamp level position system during early of 2007 without explaining. Everytime, I tow and then headlamp had blinded several incoming vehicles. It was irresponsible for Chrysler do that situation. I was told due shortage of parts and they decided to resolve the situation by discontinued for a temporary basis. I feel they should put the system back on 2007 models for safety purpose during towing.