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Had problems w/ front end shaking violently when I hit a bump, changed lanes or put on the brakes at freeway speeds. Thought it was a brakes or alignment problem, but after having brakes replaced and the alignment checked, I resorted to going to the Jeep dealership. After dealer replicated the symptoms, informed me of a technical service bulletin from last year and then replaced the entire suspension system under warranty. (note: The car had 18,000 miles on it at the time.) the symptoms are returning less than a year later. This should be covered under a recall.
Consumer was having brake problems. Also S while driving stepped on the brakes and they did no work. Dealer was contacted and stated that the brakes got too hot and that they could'N do any thing about it.
- San Francisco, CA, USA
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- Washington, DC, USA