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Jeep Cherokee Brakes Lock Up. My rear brakes always act up in humid or wet weather for the first couple of times that i apply the brakes. We've had a 2015 cherokee for less than 2 weeks. The driver side went well as i can tell. Ok i'll just go by feel here : I know to back into my garage slowly to avoid the system thinking i am going to crash and applying the brakes on my behalf. I just changed out my front brake pads and rotor on both sides. Need a little help here. As for the brakes locking up, i'd check grooves in the knuckles where the front brake pads slide, check the caliper pistons they. 1999 jeep cherokee sport 4.0l 4wd. Rain followed by a temperature drop can cause numerous problems for sure. Vehicle has been standing for 3 days and this morning went to move it and it seems as if though the brakes have locked up. Last week my wife was driving the vehicle on a short trip near home and it. With enough moisture, the fluid will boil and expand causing the pressure in the brake line to close the pads onto the rotor.

With enough moisture, the fluid will boil and expand causing the pressure in the brake line to close the pads onto the rotor. As for the brakes locking up, i'd check grooves in the knuckles where the front brake pads slide, check the caliper pistons they. The driver side went well as i can tell. I know to back into my garage slowly to avoid the system thinking i am going to crash and applying the brakes on my behalf. My rear brakes always act up in humid or wet weather for the first couple of times that i apply the brakes. Last week my wife was driving the vehicle on a short trip near home and it. We've had a 2015 cherokee for less than 2 weeks. Vehicle has been standing for 3 days and this morning went to move it and it seems as if though the brakes have locked up. Need a little help here. 1999 jeep cherokee sport 4.0l 4wd.

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Jeep Cherokee Brakes Lock Up The driver side went well as i can tell. With enough moisture, the fluid will boil and expand causing the pressure in the brake line to close the pads onto the rotor. Rain followed by a temperature drop can cause numerous problems for sure. We've had a 2015 cherokee for less than 2 weeks. The driver side went well as i can tell. Need a little help here. 1999 jeep cherokee sport 4.0l 4wd. My rear brakes always act up in humid or wet weather for the first couple of times that i apply the brakes. Vehicle has been standing for 3 days and this morning went to move it and it seems as if though the brakes have locked up. Last week my wife was driving the vehicle on a short trip near home and it. I know to back into my garage slowly to avoid the system thinking i am going to crash and applying the brakes on my behalf. I just changed out my front brake pads and rotor on both sides. Ok i'll just go by feel here : As for the brakes locking up, i'd check grooves in the knuckles where the front brake pads slide, check the caliper pistons they.