Side/rear Glass Problems of Jeep Grand Cherokee

2003 Jeep Grand Cherokee. Consumer writes in regards to restraint control module replacement parts not available to repair recall and window motor regulator assembly problems. Also, the passenger and driver side front window motor regulators broke, the cd player malfunctioned, the passenger seat belt pretensioner was inoperative and the brakes were not performing as designed.

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Turned Jeep on placed in reverse and rear window exploded out ward car was still in garage not moving at time of incident.

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2002 Jeep Grand Cherokee. Consumer states problem with front window regulators the front window regulators were replaced by an authorized Jeep repair facility three times in the past 14 months. The consumer stated based on owner reports, the plastic piece on the window lift mechanism that held the cable appeared to be at least part of the problem.

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The heater in my 2003 Jeep Grand Cherokee overland has failed due to a known defect in the temperature blender door that prevents heat from getting redirected onto the windshield to defrost the glass. Chrysler has to my knowledge not issued a voluntary recall to fix this problem. This is a serious safety issue here in montana where we need to be able to see in winter weather. I was nearly in an accident this morning with my 6-year old son in the car due to the windshield freezing up and my not being able clear the glass. Please, please, please issue a recall notice to force Chrysler to fix this known problem. I am sure there are many other Jeep owners who have filed similar complaints. This is a safety issue just as important as the seat-heater recall for the same model. Thank you. Bill haynes.

I was driving at 65 mph and all of a sudden my window just fell down into the door. It almost caused an accident.

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This is the second time that we have had a problem with windows falling down while driving down the road. The first time the dealership did split the cost of 500. 00 with us but not the latest. This seems to be and ongoing problem with this part that is made of plastic. I wish I had known about all the problems with the windows before buying this Jeep.

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The contact owns a 2001 Jeep Grand Cherokee. The contact stated that the driver side window only rolled a quarter of the way down. Minutes later, the passenger side window dropped all the way down. She has not notified the manufacturer or a local authorized dealer. The failure and current mileages were 146,000.

Rear passenger (electric) window fell down and would not go back up. I purchased an extended warranty when I purchased the vehicle (70k) with a $100 dollar deductible. I took the vehicle in to have the problem fixed and was charged a $98 fee to look at the problem. I was called the next day and informed that I would have to pay another $98 to further diagnose the problem. When I told the dealership I would not pay anymore money because of my warranty, they disconnected the switch and rolled the window up instead. This problem remains unresolved.

Fourth time a window regulator has to be replaced.

: the contact stated without incident, the driver and passenger side windows cracked. The vehicle was taken to the dealership for the driver side window and the window was replaced. Also while traveling 55 mph, the electrical system shut down. The vehicle was pulled over and turned off. It was restarted and was taken to the dealership, who was unable to determine the problem.

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The contact complained about a problem with the window glass . The windows were off track and the glass dropped down inside the door compartment. He took the vehicle to a dealer. The windows were repaired at the contact's expense.

Consumer noticed a chirping noise coming from the front wheels that disappeared when the brakes were applied. The dealer was unable to correct the problem the consumer was referring to. The consumer had a list of problems that needed to be corrected on the vehicle and they were: rotors and pads front and rear, emergency brake shoes, wiper blades, muffler and tail pipe, oil dip dip stick, right axle boot,emergency brake pivot, the back glass needed to be adjusted, the fuel pump module was replaced, the rear differential bearings were replaced. The consumer was told by customer service there were 2 outstanding recalls on the vehicle and the problem she was describing sounded as though it was related to one of the recalls.

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I was travelling approximately 55 mph with the sunroof open and all the other windows closed when the rear window imploded inward. There was no evidence of anything hitting the window and there were no other cars or people in the near vicinity. I am wondering if some kind of pressure could have been created that caused the window to implode. It was quite violent when it happened and could have easily caused an accident.

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Driver's side rear window was stuck in upright position until dealer changed regulator hose. Since repair of the hose window shakes and leakes. Please provide further details.

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Rear window had blownout while vehicle was parked. Had at least 2 windows slightly open at the time. Had happened before in September, 2000. Nothing had hit it.

Rear tailgate window shattered for unknown reason; dealer notified. Please feel free to provide any further details.

Since buying the veh, loud differential whine at 45+ mph; front rotors needed to be replaced (warped) at 7500 miles; rear flipper glass leaks; loud grinding noise when pulling away from curb (transfer case fluid replaced after lurching when making tight.

Doors continuously attempt to lock even after they are locked. Similarly, all 4 windows rolled down approximately 4 inches while driving on the road.

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Consumer was driving approx. 5 mph when backing out of drive way and backed into another vehicle, consumer says ther rear glass is to dark, for correct visiability. The glass is super tinted. (private tinting) the VIN. # registers super tint, and consumer inquired about tint at time of purchased. Chrysler says tint meet fmvss.