Jolonghorn
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Nope. I have a 2018 JLUR and picking up my 2021 JL Willys today. The 2-door is an extra Jeep for the family - mainly for my wife/kids to drive.You traded in your 2018?
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Nope. I have a 2018 JLUR and picking up my 2021 JL Willys today. The 2-door is an extra Jeep for the family - mainly for my wife/kids to drive.You traded in your 2018?
I had the recall done on my Rubi a few weeks ago, and can confirm that the gear now shows up on the EVIC....@JeepCares
We know that ‘21s have a gear position sensor and that the update makes gear show on the EVIC. It’ll be interesting to see if the rest of us get that. My guess is no... not that I want it, but it makes me think the algorithm will not be the same if there is no such sensor on our model years.
What year? Recall is not yet available for me (2018).I had the recall done on my Rubi a few weeks ago, and can confirm that the gear now shows up on the EVIC....
Very nice! Congrats.Nope. I have a 2018 JLUR and picking up my 2021 JL Willys today. The 2-door is an extra Jeep for the family - mainly for my wife/kids to drive.
2021...purchased in November...What year? Recall is not yet available for me (2018).
I don't think there's room for one, but maybe someone has one?Anyone have a dead pedal or know of one for the manual transmission JL?
Have you noticed any difference in driving behavior or power compared to pre-recall?I had the recall done on my Rubi a few weeks ago, and can confirm that the gear now shows up on the EVIC....
I got the Y07 recall done last week. Zero difference.Have you noticed any difference in driving behavior or power compared to pre-recall?