The parking brake on my R/T works as it should. It has never needed adjusting. It sounds to me as if you need to find another dealer.gakuhlbreeze said:So I bring to this forum, anyone else having parking brake problems?
wilow brook chrysler would say they ar all like that and send you on your way.seems like chryslers objective is to piss every new owner off,suckseeded with meAlmost right out of the gate my Dodge Nitro has a lot of slack when pulling up the parking brake. I take it to my dealer and the service advisor says they compared it to others on the lot and they all feel the same. What a crock of s__t!! My wife takes the vehicle in for the second time and she ask them to fix the parking brake, it will not hold at all now. she explained to them that our drive way is on an incline and being the nitro is a manual transmission we need the brake. The service advisor this time tried to tell my wife that there is no adjustment for the parking brake and that they have already replaced some cables on another nitro with no help. He said that there is no fix for it. He also explained that "as cars get older the parking brakes loosen up". What a bigger crock of s__t!!!! What does this guy think we are???? I wished I would have been there. I would have politely explained to him how parking brakes work and that I have a 1973 Dodge Dart parked right next to this 2007 Nitro with parking brake that works as good as new. ("as cars get older the parking brakes loosen up", my a__!!!!) So I bring to this forum, anyone else having parking brake problems?
respectfully,
gakuhlbreeze
