The Chrysler recall involves more than 156,000 Jeep Grand Cherokees and Commander SUVs from the 2006-2007 model years, more than 90,000 2007 Jeep Wrangler SUVs and nearly 50,000 2007 Dodge Nitro SUVs.

Chrysler spokesman Max Gates said the automaker had received about 20 complaints of vehicles experiencing a delay in braking when drivers tried to come to a stop after coasting uphill. To fix the problem, the computer connected to the antilock brake system will be reprogrammed.

There has been one crash tied to the issue and no injuries reported, Gates said. Owners will be notified by mail beginning later this month.

offramps come to mind

How in the hell do you coast uphill????

I can think of quite a few places where that happens.

I guess I was more thinkin bout my heavy arse Rubi which is stick...not too many places mine wants to coast uphill Unless I get a runnin start

Drive/wheel in the mountains much?

Sierras...just go ahead and tell me where else you can coast up a hill and make me look stupid for not thinkin of it first I aint talkin bout a auto either, remember stick, for me to coast uphill I need speed

Sierras...just go ahead and tell me where else you can coast up a hill and make me look stupid for not thinkin of it first I aint talkin bout a auto either, remember stick, for me to coast uphill I need speed