The contact owns a 1999 Jeep Cherokee. The contact stated that the brake and reverse light units malfunctioned. An independent mechanic was unable to determine the cause of the failure, but decided to replace the units as a temporary remedy. The failure occurred multiple times. The contact took the vehicle to other independent mechanics, but they were also unable to locate the failure and opted to replaced the unit. The manufacturer had not been notified of the failure. The approximate failure mileage was 65,000. The VIN was unavailable.

- 310-431-7679, CA, USA

Near miss rear end collision due to brake lights and turn signal lights working intermittently. At times either the turn signals left and right will not work or the left and right rear brake light lamp assemblies will not work. Found a electrical grounding issue with left and right rear lamp assembly with regards to brake lights. With regards to the turn signals working intermittently problem unresolved. In addition, when vehicle is parked and locked at night the headlights and tail lamps come on and off for unknown reason.

- Williamsburg, VA, USA

I own a 99 Grand Cherokee lareado every now and then the hazard lights, brake lights, and turn signals go out all at the same time. I checked fuses are all good, light bulbs new, and this problem still exist. Also the headlights are really foggy looking making it hard to see on dark roads.

- Jersey City , NJ, USA

Fog light switch. Went to the dealer to get another switch, I was told that the switch # had been changed and the it is $186 which includes wiring" I asked if the wiring is recalled he said " no" so I bought the switch for $45 and it seems to work. I was wondering if Dodge knows that the wiring is bad" I have seen a Jeep in the junk yard that has a dash fire starting in that area" your help is required for our safety & peace of mind!

- St. Aug., FL, USA