Fuel Injector Problems of Jeep Grand Cherokee

Over the past three years my power windows slid down. One left rear a few years ago slid down as we were going down the road. Rt passenger side down about a year later. January 2nd my passenger side window did the same. I took it into the shop and mechanic said it was the regulator, it would be 300. 00 to fix it, he said yep that's common in Jeeps. I have a friend who has a 2002 Jeep, same problem with all four. . . . I'm a single mother, single grandmother that cant spare that kind of money. Yesterday 04/14/2009 I walked out to my Jeep to discover the window was down. Thought wow I don't remember leaving my window down because I have sound equipment I would hate to have stolen. It was chilly out that morning, tried to roll it up. . . . Guess what? now all of my power windows are broken due the regulators. Fuel pump, and injectors are my problem too. Oh yeah!!!!!!!!!! let me add the heater core to that. I love my Jeep. . . I take good care of it, it looks brand new. The oil is changed with the best money can buy and on time every time if not sooner.

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I got a 2004 Jeep Grand Cherokee laredo 6cyl and having a few issues one is the #6 keeps saying bad injector car skips and stalls been in the shop 4 times in last month replaces #6 fuel injector and the throttle positions switch and all sparkplugs and now going back to shop check engine light on same code again getting costly then the wires on window has to be fixed 2 times and cost from my pocket again.

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The contact owns a 2003 Jeep Grand Cherokee. He experienced difficulty starting the vehicle after its been turned off for a long period of time. The dealer stated that the fuel injectors are not receiving sufficient levels of fuel. He replaced the fuel filter and regulator; however, immediately after the repair he experienced an identical failure. The failure mileage was 90,000 the current mileage was 110,000.

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Multiple. Purchased vehicle brand new with less than 9 miles. Vehicle has required over $6,000 in repairs ranging from power window motors, electrical issues, brakes on many occasions, fuel system problems, and problems with shock absorber durability. Vehicle is 5 years old with less than 80,000 miles.

The contact owns a 2005 Jeep Grand Cherokee. While driving 75 mph the vehicle completely shut off and the headlights went out without warning. The contact was able to restart the vehicle after the vehicle came to a stop. The dealer recommended cleaning the throttle body and the fuel injectors. However, they were unsure if that was the reason for the stalling. The current and failure mileage were 40,500. The dealer was unable to identify problems because codes did not register after vehicle shut off. Update 4/23/tr.

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Consumer noticed that plastic fuel line injection system was leaking gasoline, and causing vehicle to stall. Vehicle was towed to the dealership, floor manager indicated vehicle was designed not to use ethanol gas. Also, floor manager indicated those vehicle shouldn't be drivenin arizona, California, or other places where they use ethanol.

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Similar to the summary in odi id #10026122, 2003 Jeep Grand Cherokee hesitates on acceleration, malfunction indicator light flashes, and vehicle runs very rough. Fortunately still under warranty, but this is the third fuel injector that needed to be replaced within the past three months. Dealer service department admits having similar problems with other new Grand Cherokees, but blames it on "bad gas. " vehicle has 15,000 miles on odometer.

01 v 119 000/front brake rotor: front brake rotors need to be replaced within 12,000 miles of wear. Dealer notified. There is a recall campaign #00v13600 for this condition. Consumer adds that the fuel injector had to be replaced due to carbon deposits.

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Fuel was leaking from tail pipe, and fumes entered the passenger's compartment. Dealer replaced fuel injector and power control module.

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The dealership refused to perform the recall for the debris in the manifold 02 v 104 000 in a reasonable time frame. The dealership indicated there wasn't any risk.