Are there brake problems in the Jeep Grand Cherokee?
I traded it in for a 1994 model after being told the brake problem had been fixed. NO SO!. The ’94 has been in for brake vibration every 15K or so, but the dealer took care of all expenses. At 40K I needed new front rotors, but the dealer said he could not warranty them past 12K miles, which has proven to be an unacceptable time frame.
How often does a Jeep Grand Cherokee need to be replaced?
I owned a 1999 Grand Cherokee, and the brake rotors had to be replaced due to warping every 10K to 15K miles. I traded it in for a 1994 model after being told the brake problem had been fixed. NO SO!. The ’94 has been in for brake vibration every 15K or so, but the dealer took care of all expenses.
Why do I need to change my brake fluid in my Jeep Cherokee?
Complete brake fluid changes are an often neglected area of maintenance. Jeep brake hoses, older ones especially, are prone to collapsing internally and can create a ‘valve’ that prevents full pressure from reaching a caliper or the rears. The drum brake auto-adjuster hardware is garbage. Replace it ALL every time you install new drums.
What causes a Jeep Grand Cherokee to burn up?
Long story short: the problem w/ burning up the fronts is often caused by the rears not doing their share of the braking.
I traded it in for a 1994 model after being told the brake problem had been fixed. NO SO!. The ’94 has been in for brake vibration every 15K or so, but the dealer took care of all expenses. At 40K I needed new front rotors, but the dealer said he could not warranty them past 12K miles, which has proven to be an unacceptable time frame.
What are the problems with the 1994 Jeep Grand Cherokee?
Worst 1994 Jeep Grand Cherokee Problems #1: Engine Light Comes On, Gasoline Smell 1994 Grand Cherokee Average Cost to Fix: $600 #2: Death Wobble 1994 Grand Cherokee Average Cost to Fix: N/A #3: Wheel Bearing Failure 1994 Grand Cherokee Average Cost to Fix: $1,000
What does the brake warning light on a Jeep Grand Cherokee mean?
Your Jeep Grand Cherokee ‘s brake light indicator is there to let you know that there is an issue with the brake system. It is different than the anti-lock brake system, which gets its own ABS warning light. The brake light indicates that there is a problem with the physical braking system itself.
I owned a 1999 Grand Cherokee, and the brake rotors had to be replaced due to warping every 10K to 15K miles. I traded it in for a 1994 model after being told the brake problem had been fixed. NO SO!. The ’94 has been in for brake vibration every 15K or so, but the dealer took care of all expenses.
Worst 1994 Jeep Grand Cherokee Problems #1: Engine Light Comes On, Gasoline Smell 1994 Grand Cherokee Average Cost to Fix: $600 #2: Death Wobble 1994 Grand Cherokee Average Cost to Fix: N/A #3: Wheel Bearing Failure 1994 Grand Cherokee Average Cost to Fix: $1,000
Complete brake fluid changes are an often neglected area of maintenance. Jeep brake hoses, older ones especially, are prone to collapsing internally and can create a ‘valve’ that prevents full pressure from reaching a caliper or the rears. The drum brake auto-adjuster hardware is garbage. Replace it ALL every time you install new drums.
What’s the problem with my Jeep Cherokee Orvis?
Hi, please could someone help me bear some light on a problem with my Jeep Cherokee Orvis it is 1999 model, and everytime it goes on ice the brakes dont work properly and makes this horrible grinding sound. Otherwise it is perfect, it is definately something to do with the ABS, as when I take the fuse out its fine.
Long story short: the problem w/ burning up the fronts is often caused by the rears not doing their share of the braking.
Why does my Jeep Grand Cherokee keep locking up?
However this would cause more than one caliper to grab. If you’re certain it’s only one caliper locking up, try opening the bleeder up when that brake locks up and see if releasing the pressure frees up the brake, then you know where the problem is. 9 people found this helpful.
What to do when your Jeep Grand Cherokee brakes keep locking up?
If you’re certain it’s only one caliper locking up, try opening the bleeder up when that brake locks up and see if releasing the pressure frees up the brake, then you know where the problem is. 11 people found this helpful.
What kind of sound does a Jeep Laredo make?
My Jeep is a 1998 Jeep Grand Cherokee Laredo. I hear a hissing/whooshing sound as soon as I start it. The sound seems to be coming from the brake booster. When I use the brakes at any time, the hissing/whooshing sound stops. But when I release the brake pedal, the sound starts again.
Hi, please could someone help me bear some light on a problem with my Jeep Cherokee Orvis it is 1999 model, and everytime it goes on ice the brakes dont work properly and makes this horrible grinding sound. Otherwise it is perfect, it is definately something to do with the ABS, as when I take the fuse out its fine.
What happens if you leave the brake rod too long?
With the rod too long you are keeping the ports in the master cylinder closed and pressure is building up in the system and probably dragging the brakes. Back off the length of the rod until you are sure you are not trapping any pressure in the system.
Why is my Jeep Grand Cherokee not shifting?
Matthew Wright has been a freelance writer and editor for over 10 years and an automotive repair professional for three decades specializing in European vintage vehicles. There is a common issue with shifting on a number of Jeep Grand Cherokee models as they age and their mileage increases.
When does the emergency brake come on on a jeep?
The first incident occurred when the car was put in reverse and was moving in a busy parking lot, the emergency brake came on and immediately halted the car. When turned off it turned back on and when put in break and turned off it went off and was able to be driven.
Why are the brakes on my Jeep sticking?
This happened several times. Does anyone have an idea on why it does this? Click to expand…
What causes death wobble on a Jeep Cherokee?
Jack up one of your Jeep’s front wheels and grasp the tire at the 12- and 6-o’clock position, then wiggle the tire. If you feel movement, then you most likely have a worn wheel bearing. Check the other side as well. One other thing to check which can also have an impact on death wobble is your tires.
Why are the brakes not working on my Jeep Grand Cherokee?
After investigating, i have learned that this was a common problem on the 2000 model grand cherokee. It is caused by a circuit on the abs system and the pump actually applies the brakes without you touching the brake pedal. Mine only has 81,000 miles but is not worth the price to fix it. Hope this information helps.
However this would cause more than one caliper to grab. If you’re certain it’s only one caliper locking up, try opening the bleeder up when that brake locks up and see if releasing the pressure frees up the brake, then you know where the problem is. 9 people found this helpful.
Where are the brakes located on a Jeep Cherokee?
You’ll note that there are two lines running to the front brake calipers and only one line running to the rear brakes. The rear line (at far left of valve) divides into two seperate lines at the rear axle which in turn feeds each wheel cylinder or caliper.
Jack up one of your Jeep’s front wheels and grasp the tire at the 12- and 6-o’clock position, then wiggle the tire. If you feel movement, then you most likely have a worn wheel bearing. Check the other side as well. One other thing to check which can also have an impact on death wobble is your tires.
Where can I get brake pads for my Jeep Cherokee?
This is why aftermarket Jeep Cherokee brake pads from AutoZone are both popular and necessary. They’re specifically designed to handle what factory brake pads cannot. When you come in to AutoZone, the helpful and knowledgeable staff is available to assist you in choosing the right brake pads for Cherokee, based on your driving needs.
Do you need Stock brake rotors on a jeep?
Stock rotors is all that is needed on a Jeep, cross drilled and slotted rotors will only be a benefit if you run down long mountain roads and are on the brakes hard where the rotors get VERY hot.
My Jeep is a 1998 Jeep Grand Cherokee Laredo. I hear a hissing/whooshing sound as soon as I start it. The sound seems to be coming from the brake booster. When I use the brakes at any time, the hissing/whooshing sound stops. But when I release the brake pedal, the sound starts again.
How much are front brakes on a jeep?
I put on what I believe are NAPA near premium rotors (slotted, $125/pair) and pads ($70 pair, they had some around $30 & 60 also) on my front brakes a couple months ago prior to selling my 01 JGC to my son with the Jeep now @ 85k miles (I bought an 07 JGC @ YE closeout).
Where is the parking brake slot on a jeep?
If your under the car the slot is at the 10 o’clock mark. It is an elongated slot with a rubber bung. Mine is an export model, so could be different to USA. Strange… They must have changed the rear brakes for the 2014+ models.
I put on what I believe are NAPA near premium rotors (slotted, $125/pair) and pads ($70 pair, they had some around $30 & 60 also) on my front brakes a couple months ago prior to selling my 01 JGC to my son with the Jeep now @ 85k miles (I bought an 07 JGC @ YE closeout).
Where was the 2004 Jeep Grand Cherokee last serviced?
1st owner drove an estimated 11,933 miles/year • 2nd owner drove an estimated 2,403 miles/year. Last serviced at 166,185 miles in Mckinney, TX on 10/15/19 • Vehicle serviced. No accident or damage reported to CARFAX. Purchased on 08/12/03 and owned in CA until 05/04/21. Driven an estimated 3,675 miles/year.