8.7
pretty bad- Typical Repair Cost:
- No data
- Average Mileage:
- 43,200 miles
- Total Complaints:
- 3 complaints
Most common solutions:
- not sure (2 reports)
- if you replace your brakes - replace your rotors (1 reports)
Dealer had car hooked up to computer multiple days while driving around town. Could not find problem but heard and felt the problem when mechanic drove vehicle. Replaced rear brakes, problem persists. He THINKS it might be the ABS module but computer will not confirm. I will not pay thousands of dollars on a suspected problem.
- June H., Eden, NC, US
intermittent brake pedal vibrates and sound of rubbing metal
Took to Jeep dealer 3/10/14. Dealer replaced rear brake pads and machine drums/rotors. $179.13. Problem still persists.
Took back to dealer on 3/18/14 - Complete brake inspection. No problem found. $40.00
Took back several more times so Manager could ride in car with me and computer connected. Problem never happened or showed message on computer. Problem still persists. Dealer can not find problem.
Dealer thought it may be brake sensors or ABS module but computer could not confirm.
I do not know what to do at this point. If anyone else has had this problem, please let me know so I can fix this problem before it causes an accident.
- June H., Eden, NC, US
The month of June 2015 I have replaced front & rear brake pads, front lower (recall) & upper control arms, front rotors and front driver hub bearing and I am still experiencing inter-mitten vibration when I brake. I am uncertain what it may can be the noise, does not happen all the time only intermittently.. I have read several blogs and no dealer or anyone has been able to resolved the matter thus far.. Please help..
Update from Aug 24, 2015: Well, I took my vehicle to the dealer whom advise I needed to change my rear rotors - which I haven't prior but I took their advise and had my rear rotors replaced and so far my truck has been driving without any noise/vibration..
- vadollarbill, Virginia Beach, VA, US