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The rotors in my Grand Cherokee have failed early on my 2002. I had to have them replaced--under 5000 miles--then at 22000 they failed again and this time they cut them down--now at 35000, I have to have them replaced. These are Chrysler / mopar parts--this is a Jeep--like a truck--so why is this a problem--not only I have had this problem--when speaking with fullerton, in somerville NJ, I was told by the service manager that it has been a problem and even his wife's Jeep did it--however since he replaced with a non Chrysler/mopar part, he has not seen any continuing problems. I feel that these parts are defective and since this is the 3rd time of this happening, I am annoyed. I called the Chrysler consumer line and I was told that if I had called before the vehicle was repaired, that maybe some of the cost could have been adjusted--this is after the fact- can anything be done?
- Raritan, NJ, USA
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- Raritan, NJ, USA