Radio/tape Cd Player problems of the 2007 Jeep Liberty

Passenger window fell into door when passenger exited vehicle and closed door. Car was not turned on at the time. Car is at Jeep dealership in batavia, OH for repair. This is the 7th time I have had a window regulator/ lift plate fail. Seventh!! Chrysler issued an extended warranty in 2010 for select models of Jeep Liberty vehicles that expired in March 2014. I have filed a complaint with Chrysler. My window issues have not been resolved! I am exhausted from not only fighting with Chrysler about these defective parts, but also from the inconvenience of having these windows fail. I have driven for hours in the rain with a window open and I have driven for hours at subzero temps on an expressway in a blizzard with a window open. And I have had to drive around with plastic taped to my window (looks horrendous) and risk having personal affects stolen due to my inability to secure my vehicle. I expect tires and brakes to wear and hose and belts to fail over time. I do not expect to pay tens of thousands of dollars for a vehicle that has faulty windows!! there should have been a recall issued and all these windows fixed correctly instead of making owners spend thousands in repair bills fixing the same damn windows over and over with more defective parts.

Window would not go back up. The dealer told me it was the window regulator cable, it broke, and the window regulator would have to be replace, but it not covered by warranty. It is taped up until I can a afford the replacement $450 + labor. Unreal. It should be covered. Its the first time it happened and I hope the last for me.

As you're all aware about the constant and predictable window regulator failure on pretty much all Jeep Liberty's continues to this day. I realize the warranty has been extended an additional seven years but the replacement part hasn't been upgraded. My Jeep has approximately 30,000 miles on it and they have been replaced over fifteen times. Granted the warranty paid for about half of them but I'm disabled and living on social security and can't afford this defect much longer. I thought about selling it because it's otherwise flawless however, words has gotten around and the resale I'm told is about 1,500 dollars. At the moment two of my windows are taped closed. If I had to pay for all the regulators that failed it would've cost approximately 9,000 dollars. Since the 7 year extension has now expired I usually have to replace one about every 3-4 months. And, I only put less than 1000 miles a year on mine. I most likely would have traded it in for a new one but because Jeep decided the money they made was more important than customer loyalty count me out and the many people who are aware of my situation feel the same. I'm sure you heard about this several million times by now my complaint will be transferred to your spam mail folder. Do as you please and me and everyone who's aware of this will do the same.