Jeep Laredo Visibility problems by year

We have had failure of two window regulators. The first, the driver side window, cost $500 in 2008. The second, the passenger side window, will probably cost a bit more. By the level of chatter on the internet it would appear to be a major and consistent problem among jeep owners of this model. I pity the owners with four windows going out. I am already half way there! *Tr

My 2002 jeep grand cherokee laredo has power windows and I have had to replace all of my window motors and or cables and I am not the only one with the same problem. One of the windows I have replaced twice. This is ridiculous. Today was the most recent date but this has all happened in the last six months. *Tr

2001 Jeep grand cherokee. Out of nowhere in 48 degree weather, my windows slid into the door. The dealer stated it was the power window regulator. This is a very common problem with little to no help with resolution. *Tr

I own a 2000 jeep grand cherokee laredo. My jeep has shut off on me three times this week while I was driving. The first time my cruise was set at 65mph, it kicked off the cruise and there was no power to the vehicle. I pulled over, restarted it got back up to 65mph and it shut off again not 2 minutes later. It didn't restart again for me that morning. My fiance went to pick up the vehicle about an hour later and he drove it home as if there was never a problem. Today (2 days later) while coming around a...

Front passenger window slid down inside the door. It is now shattered. I bought the car a few months prior with no problems , the window always worked fine. Now even the button to move the window does nothing. Glass needs to be replaced and also the regulator (window motor). *Tr

Front passenger window slid down inside the door. It is now shattered. I bought the car a few months prior with no problems , the window always worked fine. Now even the button to move the window does nothing. Glass needs to be replaced and also the regulator (window motor). *Tr

Heater controls stopped working. Only have defrosters. *Tr

Our window regulator failures began when the jeep was less than a year old with the front passenger window. The next was the driver window in 2005. Now the passenger rear window has gone out. This window has been operated maybe 50 times. I was told on the second window that there was a problem with the original motors and they were installing a different type in the replacements. There was no offer to replace the remaining while still under warranty. At $400+ cost to repair, just can't wait for the last to go. Come on jeep, you can do better. *Tr

I was driving down the road and my front passenger window starting falling down inside the door. No one was operating the window controls. The motor had to be replaced for $350. Several months later the drivers window wouldn't stay up. The armature had to be replace for $400. *Tr

Blend doors drivers & passenger. Replaced blower motor twice. *Tr

Hello and thanks for listening, I purchased a 2002 jeep grand cherokee limited with 47,000 miles about 4 months ago and at around 55,000 miles the passenger heat and defrost quit working while the driver's side continued to operate properly. That was so until I went to a local dealership to find that the passenger "blend air door" was showing "too large of travel" by the dealership computer. What this means is the door that aids in directing the heat to the designated vents on the passenger side is broken....

2001, Jeep grand cherokee larado, blend door failures of heater system. Failure resulted in no heat or defrost situation during inclement weather forcing driver to stop along motorway. Vehicle inspected and discovered the heater system "blend doors" failed. Not sure when the passenger side failed, however the driver side resulted in the vehicle now not being driven during inclement weather. Repair quotes have been extensive and beyond for what appears to be serious and widespread safety issue with jeeps...

Rear window on 2002 jeep cherokee dropped. Broken window regulator. A search of the internet disclosed that this is a very common problem/defect with jeep cherokees. *Tr

Windows just fall down for no reason. The repair costs around $400.00. Searching the internet this is a real huge problems with the jeep line of cars. Thousands of complaints and jeep refuses to see this as their fault. This is clearly design fault, and should be covered in a massive recall. *Tr

Blend door failure on 2000 jeep grand cherokee. Vents only blowing cold air, even when thermostat is set all the way to hot. *Tr