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Oil Pressure Help
by stetem on Sun Nov 16 14:09:52 PST 2008
I have a 2000 grand cherokee laredo with 4l inline 6 cyl yesterday the oil pressure gage went to 0 and stayed there any ideas what my problem might be ?
2004 JGC Overdrive-Off Problem
by jim2345 on Sun Nov 16 07:51:32 PST 2008
I bought my jeep for skiing and do a lot of driving in the mountains in winter. At the end of the day I have to come down steep and winding mountain access roads that have switchbacks and sometimes snow and ice and it often flurries in the late afternoon while I'm doing this. One of the things I really like about my Laredo is the Select-Trac drive system that I place in the "full-time" 4WD mode while descending these roads and I also use the switch on the transmission selector handle that prevents the transmission from shifting into overdrive. The problem I'm having is that the transmission shifts anyway - back and forth - in and out of overdrive when the switch is engaged and going downhill. It's like it's trying to hold 3rd gear but just can't do it. It should hold, I think, because these are very low RPM - under 2000. So instead of providing some smooth and gentle engine braking during this descent (my intention), I get exactly what I don't want - constant shifting in and out of overdrive and when this caused some skidding, I gave up on it and shifted into 2nd gear. This works fine but is very slow and provides too much engine braking - but better than skidding off the road. These are roads where they may not find your body until Spring if you go over the edge. When I went to the dealer about the problem, they failed to diagnose the problem. Instead they wanted me to have them do the 30,000 mile maintenance service which includes transmission service (replace fluid). It also includes most everything else that can be done under the hood - even replacing the spark plugs (platinum - aren't these good for 100k miles?). I argued with them about performing this $600 service because my feeling is that the car is under warranty and they should be able to diagnose the problem without it costing me anything. I kept my head though and suggested that I would pay for the service if it fixed my problem but if not, the service work would be on them. They wouldn't go for it and I walked out. That was 3 years ago and I just never use the "overdrive defeat" switch because it doesn't work and if I have to have some engine braking, I shift down to 2nd. At the time I thought I would trade in my Jeep when paid off and get something else, but I find myself wanting to hang onto it because of the economy and now I'd like to try again to get this fixed. Does anyone have an idea about what is wrong? Also - what do you think of my dealer's response to my problem? They were basically saying that they thought the $600 service work would fix my problem but were not willing to put up the money if they were wrong. - Jim
Re: HELP!! [jenn2043]
by yoyis2024 on Tue Nov 11 14:34:40 PST 2008
Hi ,sorry to ear you too have problems . Sorry to say It never got fixed I took it to the dealer six times already and they keep on telling me that this is normal ,the bad thing I live in Laredo and there is only one authorize dealer from chrysler . I already talked directly to Chrysler but still nothing had been done for any of the two problems I have with my car. This is the worst car ever!!! I am just waiting to have a chance to change it for another one. Hope to ear from you with good news.
08 GC Limited
by dfy8811 on Tue Nov 11 13:42:57 PST 2008
Was in a dealership this past weekend and for a 2008 GC Limited with 5.7L Hemi was quoted $28.5K, $499/month lease before taxes and fees. Sticker price was 41K. Does anyone have a sense as to whether this is a decent deal or not. Can anyone give me a sense as to where I can negotiate down to on a 2008 Laredo X in current market conditions>?
Re: 08 Grand Cherokee [rugby5]
by indismiles on Sat Nov 01 16:18:45 PDT 2008
I'm about to sign off on a 2008 GC Laredo Rocky Mountain with MyGIG, V8, Power Sunroof and sound upgrade....MSRP is $35995....with incentives and negoiation I was able to get the dealer to $25000.00. I believe he has a little more left but it seems like a decent deal...any thoughts? Also....I thought the Rocky edition came with leather but this does not? Any feedback would be much appreciated.
Re: 1996 Jeep Grand Cherokee Laredo 4x4 [andrew520]
by acommero on Wed Oct 29 20:18:29 PDT 2008
As your tires get more worn and subsequently slightly out of balance, that will aggravate the shake. Perfectly balanced new tires help it out. The older your suspension gets,also will show more signs of aggravation also. With a lift, that may pose some other problems unto itself as things wear but I think your on the right track with the parts your planning. Should help anyway.

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