I want to file a class action lemon law suit

Asked by Kimmy Jun 12, 2016 at 12:43 AM about the 2014 Jeep Patriot Limited

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

bought a 2014 Jeep Patriot go to checkout paid in full I've been in this Jeep
service department 26 times in 2 years you think it's definitely a lemon law suit
they will not replace the alternator yeah my lights are dim I'm a mechanic I
know what an alternator that's going out feels like and looks like I had the jeep
running disconnected the positive terminal on the battery and of course it
died...duhhhhh !!they said for your pleasure week replace the battery I said it's
not the battery it's a f****** alternator

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jamnblues answered 8 years ago

I guess you didn't get the memo- the jeeps are junk- (except for the Wrangler, I guess) they have been for a while, now- what can you do now? idk- Fiat sure made a mistake when they bought into that mess- just imagine, you only have ONE patriot on your hands- Fiat has tens of thousands- what were they thinkin'? what were you thinkin'?

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GuruZ3YHX answered 6 years ago

I just now got this message wow what do you think I should do how do I file a class action do you know about this stuff

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