Tl*the contact owns a 2004 jeep grand cherokee. The contact stated that she is experiencing failure with her vehicle's power windows. She stated that her power windows fail to roll up. She has not contacted the manufacturer or the dealer. The heat shut off while the heat button was still activated. As a result, the air conditioner is not working either. The dealer stated that the cause of failure was the heating system and would cost $2,000 to be repaired. The dealer also recommended that she notify the federal safety agency to determine if there were any recalls on her vehicle. There were none that applied to her vehicle. The engine size was unknown. The current mileage is 38,830 and failure mileage was 37,500.
2004 Jeep Grand Cherokee visibility complaints
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2004 jeep grand cherokee overland: heat and A/C blower are in operative. Mid case and blend door are defective.
The 2004 jeep cherokee with 42,000 miles on it had window regulators on both front doors malfunctioned on separate occasions. One regulator was covered under warranty and replaced by the dealership. I paid another party to replace the other regulator. This could have resulted in an unsafe situation due to no control over the window units. On one event it was raining ,and on the other event, the car was parked in a public parking lot.
Visibility:defroster/defoger heating system. My wife and I purchased our 2004 jeep grand cherokee in august of 06 with 38,000 miles on the odometer. While she had it in for a routine oil change she told the tech about noises in the dash and he responded with it supposed to sound like that. Now 12,000 miles later the jeep has no heat at all and we need to pay $1,000 to fix something that is not covered under the extended warranty. We purchased this vehicle with the intension on keeping it for more than 100,000 miles. If we keep the jeep this long it looks like we'll have to have this fixed again if it breaks every 50,000 miles. I didn't see heat as an option on the window sticker.
Blend doors inoperable. Resistor allows too much torque for the plastic blend door to handle. (as for the property damage yes or no question I checked yes because my jeep is my property and it is damaged!) also I can't remember exactly what date I purchased this grand cherokee? But, it was definitely march 2005.
Rear passenger (electric) window fell down and would not go back up. I purchased an extended warranty when I purchased the vehicle (70k) with a $100 dollar deductible. I took the vehicle in to have the problem fixed and was charged a $98 fee to look at the problem. I was called the next day and informed that I would have to pay another $98 to further diagnose the problem. When I told the dealership I would not pay anymore money because of my warranty, they disconnected the switch and rolled the window up instead. This problem remains unresolved.
Blend door failure which comprised heat/defrost to passenger side of vehicle.
04 grand cherokee, funny noises after car shuts off coming from dash for as long as I can remember. The just last week the right side vents started blowing only cold air. I just found out it is a $1500/2 day repair and that it happens "a lot" - so to me if this is a failure they know about for several years then I should not have to fix this myself. It is obviously a lemon part and it should be recalled.
When turn heat on cold air will come out. You will have to turn the head on and off so you can get heat to work. You should not have to do this to a 30.000 $ car!!!! This need to be fixed....this has happened a lots!!!!
I have clod air blasting from the passenger side, even when the heat is on, and noises coming from the under side of the dash. The dealer told me it was the blend or door as soon as a I called and they even knew what it would cost to fix it. I asked if this was common since he seemed to know immediately they told me know, but when I went to the dealer to get fixed I overheard a conversation of another jeep owner with the same problem, I paid over $1200 to get this fixed.
Defective climate control blend doors causing poor/no defrost leading to poor visibility, which could result in crash.
In june of 2006, my front passenger window fell down. I took it to the dealership to be replaced and was told it was the regulator. I had to pay $200 out of pocket. The same exact thing happened to my left passenger window in march of 2007. This time it cost me over $400. Daimler chrysler has not been cooperative. Obviously this is a jeep defect as the same thing has happened to both windows, both of which I rarely use.
2004 jeep grand cherokee HVAC system blend doors have failed, so that automatic climate control system fails to control temperature and blows very hot or cold air at inappropriate times. Impossible to maintain constant temperature in the vehicle.
Ac/heater wj 2004 grand cherokee blend doors.
Heater blend door breaking.
Auto climate control system problems, blow cold air from one side and hot from the other visibility: defroster/defogger system:windshield:blower.
No specific event LED to the failure. Turned the car on one day and the heat/defrost system no longer worked.
I own a 2004 jeep grand cherokee limited with 66,000 miles. In august 2006, the AC quit functioning when air temperatures exceeded 85f. After a recalibrating, everything seemed fine. But when the temperature dropped the passenger heat failed while the drivers side continued to function. The dealership replaced the "blend air assembly" per the tsb - at my expense. Didn't fix the problem so they recalibrated the system again. Worked for about 1 month. Then no heat on the driver side while passenger side has heat from the top vent but not the lower. The right side blend doors have been replaced twice & system recalibrated 4 times- again at my expense. Still no heat on drivers side or lower passenger side. Keeping the windshield is problematic in poor weather conditions. Service manager says he isn't getting any help from daimler chrysler. As temperatures have been below zero this is a serious safety hazard.
2004 grand cherokee limited 43,000 miles no heat on passenger side. Purchased used at 38,000 miles from chrysler dealer. Florida resident and did not try heat until december.
2004 jeep grand cherokee - HVAC system exhibits loud creaking/groaning sounds from dash. Also system exhibits widely fluctuating temperatures. The system is the electronic dual-zone climate control. Dealers explanation "everything is fine, they all do that."
Tl*- the contact stated that the 2004 jeep grand cherokee has problems in the winter weather when using the heater in the vehicle. The contact stated that when turning on the heat in the vehicle the passenger side air vents blows out cold air. He stated that while driving and the heat wasturned on the passenger side blew cold air and the windows become foggy. Hewas unable to see clearly out of the windows. He had contacted the dealership, and was told that this is an ongoing complaint. The contact filed a complaint with the manufacturer, but has no case #.
I own a jeep gc limited, last week the heater failed on the passenger side vents, and have not been restored yet.
Heat/ventilation system failing to temper air in cabin properly due to defective blend air door mechanism.
1) when purchased passenger side vent always made noise after shutdown 2) passenger side heat stopped working completely..blows cold air in winter 3)not yet fixed due to high costs.
Heating/defrosting malfunction.
Failure of the HVAC system in a 2004 jeep grand cherokee overland. System fails to operate correctly with the effect of the de-misting not clearing the screen and blowing hot and cold air simultaneously.
Hvac failure.
2004 jeep grand cherokee blend and mode doors failed. Car has no heat. Jeep wants $1236 to fix.
The blend doors on my jeep are not functioning properly. The heater and defroster blow cold air. I have heard that this is happening so frequently that the parts needed to fix it are on national back order.
The HVAC unit does not work properly in the sense that the heat does not work in the winter and the A/C does not work in the summer. Through some research online, this seems to be a big problem and needs fixing at the manufacturers expense. The cost to fix this problem is around $1000 and is one that should not happen.
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