2000 jeep grand cherokee laredo gas tank lock nut

After scanning your sight, I find a total of twenty-one such related complaints for Jeep Grand Cherokees (not all year 2000 models) and four specifically related, year 2000 complaints. When we contact the manufactuer - each time - they tell us that these are 'normal wear items'.

On one occassion, we were unable to exit the driver's door at all, thus having to climb over to the passenger's front door to exit. In all three incidents, the 'actuator' has failed to either lock and/or unlock each individually effected door. On three (3) seperate occassions, we have had to have three (3) seperate electronic locking systems replaced on three (3) seperate doors/hatches on this vehicle. Safety issue: power door locks inoperable. And if ball joints go bad for no reason and have to be replaced then, it should go as a safety concern for all their vehicles.

What does that have to do with all the past defects since 2000 and the fact we tried their customer service in 2002 and got no where again. We called Chrysler main customer service and was only told were sorry, the age of the Jeep and past warranty. The last straw was the ball joints we asked if some form of recall should of been done and then asked for a reimbursement because my wife's' 2004 Jeep liberty limited had a recall on it's ball joints/lower ones so after having mine replaced last Friday we asked about the Grand Cherokee and it's ball joints we also updated on all the defects we've had to correct and wondered if it wasn't a expensive lemon. Under warranty others after 2004 not even though the defects usually do not happen to a Jeep Grand Cherokee/fully loaded. Tie rods, wheel bearings, ball joints, fan clutch, shorted engine compartment wiring harness, fuel pump assembly all gone wrong from time of purchase January 2000/brand new to sept.

2000 jeep grand cherokee laredo gas tank lock nut