general problems of the 2000 Jeep Laredo

Seat not good, rear both axles.

Brake lights issues have changed bulbs cuircut boards new brake light switch,but still can't get brake lights to work all other lights work no issues.

The contact owns a 2000 Jeep Laredo. The contact noticed that the dial on the temperature gauge displayed excessive overheating. She took her vehicle to a local repair shop and the mechanic replaced the relay (part number 5017491ab). Every year since the repair, the failure has recurred and must be repaired again. The failure mileage was 88,000 and current mileage was 91,000.

At 7:20 this morning when I started the Jeep, the headlights and taillights and dash lights did not work. The high beams worked only while I held the switch on. They wouldn't stay on. Turn indicators worked. Drove son to school and came home. Took Jeep manual inside to look up fuses. Discovered there are separate fuses for left and right so I doubted it was the fuse. Decided I would have to take the Jeep to the dealer. When I went back to the garage about 7:35, the lights were on (I had left the switch on by mistake, and the lights on alarm didn't sound when I left the car). Now when I opened the car door, the lights on alarm bell rang. I turned off the lights and turned them on again. I turned on the high beams. Everything was working normal. Called the dealer and they said they really can't do anything as long as everything is working. Surely this has happened to somebody else. I don't want to be driving back from the airport some night and have the lights go out.

The rubber molding around all of the windows (excluding the windshield) has failed to remain in place. The actuator in two of the doors has failed.

While driving at any speed, the signal lights worked intermittently and the running lights did not work. The dealer examined the vehicle and repaired the problem. The next day the problem recurred. Dealer examined the vehicle four times.