I was leaving the parking lot to the stop sign and I applied the brakes and my vehicle continued rolling even when I applied more pressure until it stopped in the middle of the intersection. I was not hit but close. I pulled over to the side of the street and brakes seem to be working again. I took it straight to a wheel and brake shop very close to where this happen and they check the system and told me what had cause this problem was the vacuum hose from the vacuum pump to the brake booster was collapsing so I had them replace it. I went to your web site and found a recall #NHTSA 97V068000 for this problem so I called DaimlerChrysler and they told me that this recall did not include my vehicle and they would not take care of this problem. I don't understand why it should not cover all the vehicle's with this problem.

- Sacramento, CA, USA

Recall 99V214000/front suspension. Dealer did not properly install the vacuum hose line into the clips on the right side. Also, rubber gromet on the coil spring was not seated properly on the left side. Manufacturer has been notified.

- Linvington, NJ, USA

While driving on a 2-lane highway and trying to slow down, anti-lock brake lights came on, and then there were no power assist brakes. Consumer had to stand on the brakes to stop vehicle. Dealer said that they don't have any information on the problem with the brakes.

- Lake St. Louis, MS, USA

Recall #97V068000) oil gets into the vacuum hose line & causes brakes not to work properly. Took to independent mechanic & had brakes replaced. Brakes are still not stopping vehicle. Problem still exists.

- Avella, PA, USA

The low vacuum sensor failed/replaced.

- Tribes Hil, NY, USA

The defective brake hose vacuum collapsed, causing extended stopping distance and an accident.

- Avella, PA, USA