Brake Loud Noise Problems of Jeep Liberty

I have a 2003 Jeep Liberty sport. In 5/06 I took my car to an independent brake repair garage ( s & k muffler brakes)since my car was making a terrible noise on backing up. This shop said that I needed a total rehaul of my brakes as they were frozen in the back drivers side. They told me that they would not fix my car that I only had 24,000 miles on it and the dealer should fix it as it was a defect and they sent me back to the dealer (even though I was out of warranty). I gave monicatti Chrysler the paper (estimate) they gave me and I paid for a brake job $165. 00 but they did not fix everything that the independent shop said they should. Later Chrysler llc paid me back the $165. 00 when I filed a complaint. On 6-19-08 with only 15,000 more miles on the car I went to get new tires at belle tire. They showed me that on my rear brake I had 80-90% on the passenger side and only about 2% on the rear drivers side. They told me that the brake was still seized up on the rear left brake and that it was almost 100% worn and that the caliper could come out and I would lose all of my brake fluid. They told me I did not have to have it fixed there but I should not be driving the car. I parked it and had it fixed there the next day. There is something wrong in the manufacturing of the rear brakes and I am reporting it to you as I do not want anyone killed when they lose all of their brakes. I called Jeep and was told there were no recalls for the brakes or silent recalls for the brakes (6-23-08). I spoke to mark and then to scott in customer service at Jeep. Here I am traveling on freeways etc. , with no brakes and did not know it. I just had them re done on 8/04/06 so why would I think that anything is wrong. I have all of the bills for all of the above.

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Tl *- the contact owns a 2006 Chrysler Jeep Liberty 4x4. The vehicle was making a loud noise when the brakes were engaged. The check engine light would turn on as well. The failure mileage was 6500. The dealer/mechanic could not find anything wrong with the vehicle. The current mileage was 9400.

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While driving at any speed consumer heard a loud noise coming from the rear and vehicle vibrated. Vehicle was taken to the dealer for inspection, and mechanic determined that the rear coil springs needed to be replaced due to worn out parts. The brakes made noise when applied. The blower motor for the heat failed and the a/c was inoperative.

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