1. Reduced brake performance 2. Brake fluid leak in ABS pump motor assembly, permanently, reduced then lost brake performance 3. Nothing, old part is available additional notes: orr chrysler dodge jeep did not replace ABS pump motor assembly which has lifetime coverage. The dealership tried to convince me that the ABS pump motor assembly was not broken which is not true. Chrysler corp. Refused to provide assistance. I have filed a complaint with the ftc as well.
1990 Jeep Cherokee brakes complaints
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Tl*the contact owns a 1990 jeep cherokee. While driving various speeds, the ABS warning light illuminates on the instrument control panel. The contact took the vehicle to the dealer and they stated that because her vehicle was previously repaired according to the federal safety agency campaign id number 96v260000 (service brakes, hydraulic:antilock), she would be responsible for the repair costs. The manufacturer stated that she would have to get the vehicle repaired first, and then they would reimburse her for the cost of the repairs. The vehicle has not yet been repaired. The failure and current mileages were 137,000.
State of washington police traffic. 1990 jeep cherokee. Driver 1 was unable to stop and hit vehicle 2 vehicle 2 was pushed forward and struck vehicle 3. *mc *tr updated
Dt*: the contact stated while traveling various speeds, the brake warning light on the instrument panel illuminated and braking power was reduced. The vehicle was taken to an independent repair shop who performed a diagnostic, and determined that the brake pump assembly needed to be replaced. On 10/10/06, the brakes were replaced, but the problem persisted. The contact noticed a the federal safety agency recall #96v260000, regarding the service brakes, hydraulic: antilock. The manufacturer was contacted and expressed to the contact that the vehicle was not included in the recall due to the VIN. The contact expressed concern because the recall stated that the brake pump assembly would have lifetime coverage.
Abs braking fault - extreme pull to left into oncoming traffic. See enclosed informastion sent by mail. The vehicle was taken to a dealer for ABS recall work along with other repairs needed for inspection. The vehicle was in the shop for six weeks. After the
Recall campaign 96v260000; concerning ABS brake failure. While driving, the brakes failed just as the recall stated. The vehicle had been in the repair shop for over two weeks. Chrysler had done nothing to assist the consumer. The consumer was told that there were no parts for this recall. However the problem recurred. *ak
The federal safety agency campaign 91v063000; jeep issued a brake line and hose recall. This vehicle was not included in the recall due to VIN although it experienced the same problem as mentioned in the recall.
The vehicle was parked when the consumer noticed fluid leaking from underneath the vehicle. The consumer was able to drive the vehicle to a auto repair shop. The mechanic informed the consumer that the master cylinder needed to be replaced due to worn parts. Please provide any additional information. *nm the mechanic auto repair shop strated thery were 97% sure the problem was related to an outstanding recall, however the dealer refused to address the recall provisions.
Upon coming to a complete stop vehicle had no brakes, and steam came from under the hood. Vehicle coasted to a stop, and towed to a dealership, who indicated that brake pressure hose developed a small hole and brake fluid leaked out. The pressure plastic fitting broke off. Also. Recall 91v003000 was issued, but this vehicle was not included in the recall due to VIN.
While driving brake pedal became hard to depress. There was a safety campaign for several brake components, but the dealer was not able to supply all the parts to complete the repair. The vehicle could not be driven without the parts installed.
Consumer stated the brakes on her son's jeep were not working. The vehicle was taken to the vehicle to dealer, who told them that it was the hydraulic assembly. Also the ABS pump was bad. The consumer called the manufacturer and was told that her son's vehicle was not on recall although there was a recall on that part of that type of vehicle. *ak the vehicle needed a ABS hydraulic pump assembly. The dealer replaced the accumulator assembly. *scc
While on the highway the pedal went all the way down to the floor and would not stop.
Abs brake system failed prior to recall, but brake system continued to work normally. After work performed on ABS system as part of the chrysler corporation recall #702 brakes caused the jeep to pull to the right side at speeds below 25 MPH and substantial increase in brake pedal force became necessary to stop. The ABS system still fails about twice a week (light comes on) and braking becomes normal; I.e. No pull to the right and decreased amount of pressure is required. Dealer replaced the right front axle and left rear sensor ring ($$$) but problem continues.
My 1990 jeep cherokee's ABS system is faulty. I bought the vehicle used and the seller told me he had taken it in for the recall repairs. When I started having difficulty with the brakes, two mechanics said they could not fix it. The jeep dealer laughed at one of them and said good luck. This is a known defect with the ABS system with no repair. Now, the brakes have completely gone out on me twice while driving. I have maneuvered off the road safely both times, but fear for the time I won't be so lucky.
The ABS actuator pump motor was replaced 4 times.ts
Vehicle was repaired under recall 96 v 260, in 1999. After repairs were done brakes have failed twice. Delaer repaired vehicle both times.
Consumers daughter was in an accident because of vehicle pulling to the right causing loss of control.
From date of purchase when applying brakes there would be a squeaking noise. Contacted dealer, and dealer could not find the cause of problem.
Abs light comes on intermittently. When braking brakes grab, and vehicle pulls to the right.
Consumer complains of ABS and brake lights continuosly coming on, vehicle has been to dealer on numerous occasions for repairs and replacement parts, also vehicle was involved in an accident because of said failures.
Abs brake light would remain on after vehicle has been started. The brake pedal would be hard when applying brakes. This causes stopping to be increased. Had taken vehicle to have brakes checked. Was informed by mechanic that hydraulic unit and booster system were defective, and needed to be replaced.
Abs brake system trouble, brake and shocks f/b replacement. Vehicle will not stop on time still, dealer is waiting for the park.
Abs problems, when applying the brakes, the vehicle would not stop as normal. Almost caused a crashed.
Abs hose has failed, causing a loss of brakes. Dealer and factory did not have parts to fix defect, and at 19,000 miles, part was on back order.
This ABS system has been problematic since the beginning. The cost for parts is outrageous and dealer diagnosis ends up always on a part that is "not covered" (I have been to several dealers).
Calipers and brake shoes replaced because of defective brake rotors pertaining to recall 99v‑340, owner seeking reimbursment.
Anti-lock brake is defective, and it is on national back order. When consumer applied brakes brakes would not operate properly and stop vehicle. There were no injuries.
Brake problems due to faulty master cylinder assembly. Brakes were replaced 4 times.
Abs light came on. Took vehicle to dealer, and they didn't fix it. Consumer drove car with ABS light on. Then, consumer received a recall letter about two weeks ago, dealer said parts have not come in.
While traveling at 50 MPH consumer tried to slow down and brake rotor separated from hub, and vehicle veered to the left violently.
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