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Window Keeps Falling Down
2006 Jeep Liberty (Page 5 of 6)
This problem may be covered under warranty. Ask your Jeep dealer.
8.4
pretty bad- Typical Repair Cost:
- $380
- Average Mileage:
- 63,350 miles
- Total Complaints:
- 111 complaints
Most Common Solutions:
- replace regulator (34 reports)
- buy a regulator and replace window (28 reports)
- not sure (26 reports)
- fix window (6 reports)
- fix lift plates in windows (5 reports)
- purchase new window regulator (5 reports)
windows / windshield problem
Helpful websites
- Replacment Metal Part - this site sells parts to fix the droping window issue I am not real good with working on cars but I was able to fallow their instructions to install the part
A D V E R T I S E M E N T S
Like everyone else I have been screwed! I bought a 2006 Liberty Aug 26 and was given a 3month/ 3,000 mile warranty. I immediately noticed the drivers back window making noise when lowering. I emailed the sales lady and told her of the issue. She said get it into the service dept. I bought my jeep in another town an hour a way because of the deal. If I had only known why I was getting the deal! Last week the window finally went capooie! I called to set an appt and took it in. They said that it was the lift plate and it was not under warranty. The warranty only covered the motor and the track and the lift plate was not included in either one. I was hot!!! To put it politely. I mentioned a lawyer and they said go ahead I dare you. Oh I lost it and said a few choice words that can not be repeated. I do not cuss but I made an acception for them. I am calling the 888 number listed above something needs to be done. What is so irritating is that the dealer had to know about these issues and yet they still refuse to do any thing. This is my first jeep. My husband and I always stuck with Chev always had good vehicles with no issues. Now we bought this jeep and it was the worst mistake we have ever made. The lady at the NHTSA said that if there are other complaints like mine and they feel it is a safety issue (Which in my case it is I transport young children every day from school and some of the kids are NOT mine.) They will do an investigation and issue a recall. So all of you out there who have not called need to call. Together we can make change happen. If we do not stick together and stand up to the auto maker then we will have to suffer the consequences of our in-action forever or at least as long as you own your vehicle. Then all you will be doing is passing your burden on to the next guy. Which is what happened to me and it feels awful! Here is the number in case you can't find it 888-327-4236. Good luck!
- Kim B., Anderson, IN, US