My 1999 Jeep Grand Cherokee Laredo had a new differential install edat 15,000 miles; two new front rotors at 36,000 and should have been done way before this; back brake drum cracked at 36,000 miles; front rotors redone again at 42000 miles; and now the motor at 52,000 miles. We had not indication (noise, etc) of the motor going, I was traveling aroung 5-10 miles per hour turning into our road and it felt like something heavy dropped out of the vehicle, it sounded like metal going through a fan. A piece of the block fell out onto the road and the people at the local dealer said they had never seen any thing like it before. It was like a bomb went off inside the motor. My question -- should chyrsler be responsible for this motor, it will be in the range of $6,000. Thank you.

- Mars Hill, ME, USA

Chrysler "extended the warranty" to repair front brakes, but would admit no liability on the rear brakes.

- Oakdale, MN, USA

In the past year the front rotors have warped three times. The dealership advises me that the will continue to turn the rotors, but will not replace them. I experience the steering wheel shakes and soft braking under hard braking conditions and feel that this could lead to an accident I the future.

- Valencia, CA, USA

Brakes pulsate when applied at high speed, steering wheel shakes when brakes applied. Repeated calls to Jeep consumer relations results in their denial of a problem, other than wear and tear, and that the warrenty will expire and coverage of the brake components ending.

- Yarmouth, ME, USA

This vehicle exhibited strong brake pulsation when stopping. Manufacturer refused replacement of rotors, and turned rotors while on hubs of vehicle. Pulsation has now returned.

- Owensboro, KY, USA

No summary listed for this vehicle.

- Richmond, CA, USA