Jeep Grand Cherokee owners have reported 4 problems related to power assist brake vacuum (under the service brakes category). The most recently reported issues are listed below. Also please check out the statistics and reliability analysis of Jeep Grand Cherokee based on all problems reported for the Grand Cherokee.
2014 Jeep Grand Cherokee. Consumer writes in regards to vehicle braking problems. The consumer stated water entered the brake booster, which caused it to freeze and reduced braking performance. Chrysler stated there was corrosion problem with the brake booster caused by a small amount exposed, uncoated surface at the crimp joints, that allowed water to enter the booster and freeze. Chrysler stated if water did not enter the booster, there could still be a loss of vacuum that would require the driver to push harder than normal to slow down the vehicle. A fix for the problem was to use a shield to keep water from getting into the unit.
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When the consumer attempted to brake, the pedal went to the floor, causing extended stopping distance. There was numerous repairs that the vehicle needed; the windshield wipers, gas cap(s), new keyless remote and the temperature gauge did not work. Recall# 02v053000. The consumer discovered there was a recall regarding the power assist, the consumer was original told there would be no charge and then later was told the charge would be $400. 00.
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Power brake booster failed while driving and caused brake pedal to slowly go to floor. Vehicle taken to an independent repair shop. Manufacturer was notified, and informed consumer that it was not cover under a recall. Feel free to provide any further information.
Apparently, there was a recall of certain 1997 vehicles for the fuel sending unit and the brake system has had the power booster replaced another time by the previous owner. Recall 97v194000. 002.
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