1994 Jeep Cherokee Brakes Problems

“My 1994 Jeep Cherokee front passenger rotor broke into two pieces because of excess rust. When I braked the car pulled very hard to the left. It was very difficult and dangerous for me to brake. When I looked up recalls for 1994 Jeep Cherokee's, cars purchased and registered in virginia are not part of the NHTSA campaign id number 99v340000, but maryland and dc cars were on the recall list. I live 5 miles from maryland/dc. You should put all states on this recall. I could have killed someone or died yesterday.”

“Jeep Cherokee 1994 tends to still slide a bit when brakes are applied. Even when I replaced brake pads problem still exists. Hae asked other Jeep owner with the same year and they have told me the same thing happens to their jeeps.”

“While driving vehicle about 30 MPH and when stepping on the brake pedal to stop vehicle, the vehicle does not stop. For the same reason the consumer's daughter had an accident. She rearended another vehicle. Consumer had checked one of the front wheels and saw a hub separated on the right front wheel. Dealer nor manufacturer were contacted.”

“Recall # 99v340000 brakes:rotors: dealership never took care of recall campaign, even though customer's receipt showed work was performed. When vehicle was taken to a private mechanic two weeks later, rotors were replaced at owner's expense. Dealership was refusing to reimburse customer for work. Dealer wanted to change rotors to chrysler rotors, but did not complete the campaign the first time.”

“While driving 25 MPH driver applied the brakes and the pedal went to the floor, causing consumer's vehicle to rear end another vehicle. Upon impact, airbags did not deploy. Driver sustained neck injuries and was transported by ambulance to hospital.”