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Where can I find the brake code for a Jeep Grand Cherokee?
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In the United States, the brake code for a Jeep Grand Cherokee is listed on a sticker located inside the glove compartment. This code indicates whether the vehicle is equipped with standard or heavy-duty brakes from the factory. The Grand Cherokee offers two brake options - standard duty and heavy duty, with the main difference being the size of the rotors and calipers. Heavy-duty brakes are designed for towing heavier loads on a trailer, providing the SUV with a higher tow rating compared to vehicles with standard brakes. It is advisable to identify the type of brakes your vehicle has before using it for towing purposes.
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The sticker code for the Jeep Grand Cherokee may not always be found in the glove box, as it depends on the package. In some cases, it may be located in a different compartment lined with fabric. If you're unable to locate it, you will need to contact the dealer and provide them with your VIN number for assistance.
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The place where you can find the brake code for the Jeep Grand Cherokee will be on a label inside the glove compartment.
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I drive a 2016 Overland equipped with the High Altitude package, and just like Cody pointed out, the glove box is lined with fabric. I couldn't find any sticker on it.
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If you have a cloth insert, contact the car dealer with the vehicle identification number (VIN).
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I own a 2015 Grand Cherokee Overland, which has fabric lining the interior of the glove box and the underside of the spare tire cover. Surprisingly, there are no labels in those areas at all.
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In 2014, I found fabric in the glove compartment of the Overland model. There was no brake code or sticker in sight. I contacted the dealer with the VIN number, and they informed me about the cost of the rotors and their availability. However, they were unable to provide information on the brake code or confirm if the rotors were 330mm or 350mm. I plan to reach out to another dealer for more details.
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