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7.4
pretty bad- Typical Repair Cost:
- $320
- Average Mileage:
- 96,850 miles
- Total Complaints:
- 57 complaints
Most Common Solutions:
- replace window regulator (42 reports)
- not sure (11 reports)
- wedged cardboard between windows/frames (3 reports)
- fixed with small diameter wire or small cotter pin (1 reports)
windows / windshield problem
Helpful websites
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A D V E R T I S E M E N T S
The same rear window I had fixed in Sept 2007 fell down again. I am not happy. I had taken a day trip which had to be cut short because the window had started going down while I was in a museum. I was in downtown Detroit (not the safest place to be if you are planning on going into a restaurant for lunch and your vehicle is not secure) plus the skies were getting grey and rain was on its way. Since it was Saturday I could not do anything until Monday. I located the car complaints website and saw all the complaints about this issue. I was really upset that the problem has continued and Chrysler has still not considered this to be a recall item. Apparently the problem rose to a high with the 2006 and 2007 model years and an extended warranty was established for these years. Some people had this happen up to 11 times. I cannot imagine how ticked off they are. Anyhow I decided to call the Chrysler number (800-992-1997) a few people had noted in their complaints. I told them about my recent situation and was told I could likely get some "assistance" to get the problem fixed. At first I was informed I would only have to pay $125. I said "is that the best you can do for me" and went on to explain that this is the third time this has happened and the second time on one of them, the amount I would owe then went down to $50 (plus $3 for tax = $53) which is what I paid after getting the repair at the dealership. The case manager asked me to supply him with receipts from the previous repairs and he would see if there could be some reimbursement although he didn't give any figures. He did tell me however that the fix that was NOT DONE at the dealership would likely not be for as much, but I was lucky that a manufacturers part was used or there wouldn't have been any reimbursement. Bottom line I had previously paid out around $553 for two repairs and within a week I had a refund check for $439. I am quite satisfied with this resolution but hope it doesn't happen again. They obviously know that this window regulator problem is a BIG problem. If I have any future issues I will not hesitate to call Chrysler 800-992-1997 and hopefully get the same assistance. It is definitely worth a shot if you haven't done so already !
- Cindy H., Pontiac, MI, US