Vehicle is leaking brake and transmission fluids excessively.
1999 Jeep Laredo brakes complaints
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While driving the front end of the vehicle bounced around because the calipers became stuck. The dealer replaced the calipers at the consumers expense.
Experiencing problems with the drivers side door lock. It makes a loud buzzing sound when unlocking using the remote or manually. The door will unlock but won't lock. Alarm will sound even if door is unlocked when opened and remote has been used to lock all other doors. I have also had to have the front rotors and brake pads replaced twice in the last year.
Have had to have the rotors fixed 4 times in 65,000. Car shakes violently in front and difficulty stopping at speeds in excess of 35 MPH. Have never had a vehicle with as many brake problems as this jeep has had. Normally brakes should not require repair for the first 45,000 miles. The brake system has engineering flaws. *jb ***dimsii ivoq entry posted after 12/12/02 cut-over to artemis****768320
Rotors are warped. While traveling there is vibration inside of steering wheel. Dealership is aware of problem.
Brake rotors are warped every 15,000 MPH. Dealership is aware of problem.
The brakes chatter/pulsate during high speed braking, the dealer first turned the front rotors at about 9000 miles which improved braking but only lasted for about 4000 miles then the brakes begin to chatter again, at 14000 miles the dealer replaced the rotors and brake pads, that fix lasted about 24000 miles.
When putting on brakes steering wheel vibrates, and truck is all over the road.
While depressing brakes pedal went all the way to the floor, resulting in extended stopping distance. Please provide further information.
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