Vsa Warning Light On Problems of Jeep Grand Cherokee

When I was driving on fwy 4 the truck wipers suddenly start working and feel like the truck lost power and kind of drive hard I tried turn off wipers but panel turn on check engine light, stability control inoperable, warning light, anti slip. So I scanned with module fixd and shows code u0212 lost comm with scm. So I towed to the dealer and obviously they said they have to keep the truck overnight cause they never seen something like that. When for several years Jeep have this problem. Specifically with the (sccm). I feel they most be responsible for all my expenses.

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Had the brake booster recall replaced less than week ago now traction stability warning light along with brake light coming on and staying on when turning curve downhill. On highway speed down steep incline engaging brakes front brakes vibrate yet dealer said breaks ok.

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New, just over 500 miles. Parked overnight at the airport. When I started it when I returned from trip, system reports failure in electronic stability control and engine warning light is on. It would not go into gear, did not recognize it was in park, gear indicators flashing, car would not turn off and would not engage a gear. Had to tow it to dealer, left it at dealer with motor still running overnight. Dealer said they had a Chrysler 300 show up the next day with the same problem. Almost 2 weeks later it's still in the shop. I've only made one payment on it!.

Aug 21 2014. The interior dome light was left in the on position, which drained the car battery completely. Upon recharging the battery all of the lights in the drivers console where on, the electronic stability control light was on, the air bag light was on, the check engine light was on. Upon taking it to a Jeep dealership was informed that the VIN in the onboard computer had been corrupted as well as saying that the traction control and the airbags were not functional until this had been resolved. Dec 5 2013. The battery had gone bad and needed be replaced. Once a new battery was installed the exact same thing happened with the VIN in the onboard computer being corrupted. The traction control and the airbags were also not working. Had to take the Jeep back to the dealership to have the computer reprogramed with the correct VIN.

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Traveling at about 68 mph with speed control engaged, after about 30 minutes I noticed a declining vehicle speed & stability control warning light illuminated. After unsucessfuly trying to re engage speed control, I pulled off the highway. I depressed the dash board stability control button several times and the stability control light was still on. I turned off the vehicle and restarted & the stability control light was off. We resumed our trip using speed control with further incidint. This has occured several times since, but only with speed control engaged. On a recent trip after about 30 minutes @ 65 - 70 mph with speed control engaged the same issue occured again under the same circumstances and same corrective action taken. I then continued for about 2 hours at the same speed without speed control and further incident. Since then a technican has attempted to resolve the issue without results. It is an intermittent issue will be unable to resolve until a full failure of the issue.

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The contact owns a 2014 Jeep Grand Cherokee. The contact stated that the vehicle was serviced under NHTSA campaign number: 13v483000 (electrical system, electronic stability control, service brakes, hydraulic) however, the stability control warning light illuminated after the service. The vehicle was taken back to the dealer where the technician advised that the entire instrument panel would need replaced. The vehicle was not able to be repaired because the parts needed to correct the failure were not available. The vehicle was not repaired. The manufacturer as not made aware of the problem. The approximate failure was 200,900.