I have a 2010 Jeep Liberty sport and it's headlights continue to go off on me while on the highway and it's only noticeable at night in which is not safe. I've changed both light bulbs in which worked and then went out within 20 mins agai at night on the highway. Then I changed the 30amp/relay. Then I changed the dimmer switch. All of this did not work. Then the dealer changed the windshield that is located on the right hand side and it worked for about a week with the passenger side light going out but working when I shimmy the cord of conductor. But like it did previously it's now not just the passenger light as both lights are again not working. And they are starting to flicker then just goes out altogether to where now the shimmy is no longer effective. Now I've done all I can do on the electrical realm but it seems as though everything I've attempted is just temporary or does not work at all. What is the problem. Please help!

- Raytown, MO, USA

I lease my vehicle from jd byrider we first noticed the windows after my purchase.I went there 3 times he said he would have to take the door apart.while at the drive inns I realized there was no heat I was freezing they attempted to fix it worked like 2 days then stopped.the 4 wheel drive sticks I'm not sure if its electrical cuz the windows dont work N when it rains the tailgate light comes on with the inside lights?since I bought it the wheels make a really loud noise you cannot have windows down its behind my seat.I have read about ppls cars catching on fire they had no way to escape due to windows in these Jeep I have been in a burning van on route 20 in girard community auto did something bad to my van and this is the first time me driving in years.my 30 days are up and I cannot pay to fix these problems I pay $380 a month for car payment & $700 rent I have 4 children and a grandson we need heat a safe vehicle to drive

- Erie, PA, USA

Head liner leaking around sunroof

- Chicago, IL, USA

I was driving husband to work on county road and struck a deer, front of vehicle, and spun out of control. No other vehicle was involved.

- Owen, WI, USA

This electrical problem showed up in the middle of driving down the road. The entire car shut down going 40 mph. Lights flashed, wipers went off, horn too, all for 10 seconds, while cruising with now power/gas. Then the car started again on its own, and kept driving. Ever since, the electrical system is screwed up. Wipers will run, but do not push fluid. Car doors will not lock/unlock with keyfob or driver's side controls. Must manually lock/unlock all doors. The tailgate cannot unlock, therefore will not open. Fan doesn't work, so no A/C or heat. Mechanic said the tipm must be replaced, and it is not covered by Jeep/Chrysler warranty. $1300 out of pocket! this is ridiculous, it is obviously a manufacturer defect.

- Ft. Collins, CO, USA

Started vehicle and drove about 1/4 of a mile. The vehicle completely shut down and I had to manually steer it to the side of the road. Car would not start and power to everything was lost. Could not jump start even though battery was fully charged. Turned out to be faulty tipm. Vehicle only has 36,000 miles on it!

- Las Vegas, NV, USA

2010 Jeep Liberty limited 4X4 began to intermittently start and not have headlights, sometimes the lights would not come on at all, other times only the parking lights would work, and other times only the headlights would work. It was taken to both a Jeep dealer as well as a local garage and no one could find an issue. They tried replacing the switch but this did not help either. Eventually, the issue got worse and the lights have now shut off while driving at night on highways, local roads, ect. And has become unsafe to drive. Jeep still claims to never have seen anything like this however multiple complaints exists online for similar complaints, a local garage told me about the tipm issues and even upon suggesting the replacement of this part, Jeep insisted this couldn't be the issue. Now the lights are really acting up, shutting off while driving, flashing frequently, only parking lights work sometimes, sometimes only one light works, and other issues are beginning (starting randomly, horn / alarm randomly going off, ect) Jeep still refusing that this is the issue and wants to replace / repair other things first. Currently looking into replacement tipm personally, as at this point, the Jeep Liberty is unsafe to drive, especially at night.

- Lake Ariel, PA, USA

I was driving at night and the headlights just stopped working. I was extremely concerned about my safety as I had no headlights and cars approaching me were flashing me to turn of my headlights. I couldnt pass the MA. Saftey inspection because of this. I brought the car to my mechanic and he has to replace the totally integrated control module at a cost of $900. This is absolutly a safety issue and should be recalled!

- Hanover, MA, USA

I was driving home from the convenience store in my town when the headlights just stopped working. The only lights I had were the parking lights. Car were flashing me to tell me to turn my lights on but they would not come on. I have found out by researching on line that there is a defect with the totally integrated power module. I contacted Jeep customer care and they would not offer any financial assistance. This is a very dangerous safety problem that Chrysler Jeep should recall. The total cost to repair this is $900

- Hanover, MA, USA

The contact owns a 2010 Jeep Liberty. The contact stated that the turn signals failed to activate. The vehicle was taken to an independent mechanic, who diagnosed that the tipm failed. The vehicle was not repaired. In addition, the contact stated that while the cruise control activated, the vehicle would decrease in speed and the cruise control would shut off. The manufacturer was not notified of the failure. The failure mileage was 109,000.

- Verplanck, NY, USA

As I was leaving work, I started up my Jeep and the flashers started flashing by themselves. After about 5 minutes of turning the Jeep on and off, turning the hazard switch on and off, it finally stopped. A few weeks later, for the 5th time, my Jeep refused to start after a stop at the local pharmacy. The horn has not worked for about a year now, and right before it died, it would honk randomly whether the Jeep was parked, key in the ignition or not. It has also stalled a few times on the freeway. Dealer has recommended replacement of the tipm and says that this is a common occurrence.

- Ypsilanti, MI, USA

The contact owns a 2010 Jeep Liberty. The contact stated while driving approximately 30 mph, the headlights failed intermittently without warning. The contact was unable to see the road clearly but continued to drive home using the fog lights only. The failure recurred multiple times. The vehicle was taken to the dealer for a diagnosis. The technician stated that the combination headlight switch needed to be replaced. The vehicle was not repaired. The manufacturer was notified of the failure. The approximate failure mileage was 67,000.

- Ameagle, WV, USA

The back rear brake light has been out, I replaced the bulb and also had the wiring checked, cannot figure out what is wrong, then I noticed on several other vehicles like mine either the left or right back brake lights were also out. The other vehicles appeared to be a 2010 Jeep Liberty.

- Wrightstown, NJ, USA