2024 Jeep Compass Collision Avoidance Problems

Your vehicle's forward collision avoidance system is activating and hard-braking while you're driving at highway speeds (70 mph) even when there's nothing in front of you and weather conditions are clear. This is happening repeatedly despite clear skies and no visible obstructions or sensor blockages. The system may need recalibration or the sensors may require inspection and cleaning.

Your brakes suddenly activated on their own while driving, which your dealer couldn't reproduce or diagnose because no error codes appeared. After the dealer disabled your front sensor, the problem happened again intermittently. The manufacturer is aware and has filed a case, but without error codes or a repeatable failure, a permanent fix hasn't been attempted. This issue likely involves the forward collision avoidance system's sensors or control module needing replacement or reprogramming.

Starting at 300 miles, the vehicle displayed a warning message that said Automatic emergency braking system unavailable service required. The Jeep dealer in Austin, Minnesota inspected this vehicle and gave us paperwork saying there is no fix available for this safety system and Stelantis engineers are aware of complaints and investigating. This fault/error shuts off this safety feature which puts the driver and occupants in danger of injury and or death when this automatic braking system is needed and not working. A constant warning light is displayed. This has been ongoing since March of this year. Please force a recall and or fix of this vehicle. An online search shows this is a common issue on Jeep Compass vehicles since the 2023 model year. This vehicle has one other issue where the electronic parking brake is randomly turning on by itself with no driver input.