7.7
pretty bad- Crashes / Fires:
- 0 / 0
- Injuries / Deaths:
- 0 / 0
- Average Mileage:
- 6,015 miles
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: the consumer stated the sun roof drain lines froze. When the drain lines defrosted the condensation leaked into the passenger side electrical system, causing the electrical passenger seat to malfunction. The manufacturer has been contacted and the vehicle is at the dealership at the present time.
- Amston , CT, USA
Traveling East on I80 in rockaway township, NJ approximate mile marker 37. Heard a loud bang, moon roof shattered and as shade was open, broken moon roof glass fell into passenger compartment. Pulled off highway to shoulder and the remaining glass around perimeter of moon roof looked as if it exploded upward. There were broken glass pieces found along the tracks of the vehicles roof rack. The weather and highway was clear and dry, temperature in the 40's. there was no apparent object that struck the vehicle.
- Dover, NJ, USA
When rear windows are rolled down, with front windows rolled up, there is an air pressure harmonic generated that shakes the interior of the car that is very painful (ears). The effect is that it sounds like a helicopter is in the car with you. This harmonic is also generated slightly by the sunroof being opened and the windows rolled up. The sunroof harmonic will cease if you place a hand or arm in the air stream. These issues are not dependent on the interior layout of the vehicle (seats up or down, or seat position).
- Easley, SC, USA
Sunroof on 2004 Chrysler exploded. There was no external cause. The glass exploded outward. Car was only 4 weeks old. Dealer did replace is as under warranty. While driving down the highway, consumer heard a loud bang and then saw glass flying from the outside of the vehicle. The sunshade was closed and no glass from the sun rood glass panel flew into the interior of the vehicle. Upon inspection it appeared that someone kicked the glass panel from the inside of the vehicle. Just the glass flew out and not the glass panel frame. 90% of the glass was gone. The consumer stated that he did not use the sunroof that day nor did he use it much since the purchase of the vehicle. The weather was warm when it happened at 108 degrees. Will fax copiy of the work order. The repair was fixed under warrante. Consumer stated that he did not have dealer repair order.
- Houston, TX, USA
- Fort Washington, MD, USA