It looks like that is referring to the Euro 2.2L diesel, not the 3.0L.I was putting in the mopar cargo tray on my 2.0L this week and noticed the instructions mentioned the diesel, apparently the tray is mirrored the other way on the diesel... a little glimmer of hope at least
I’ve got 60k trouble free miles on my Ecodiesel. VW was caught cheating, not FCA. The only question was to Bosch on how they did their programming for FCA.Unless you NEED or have a very strong desire for a Wrangler specifically, I'd start shopping the Chevy Colorado ZR2 DuraMax or the Ford F-150 PowerStroke.
The FCA EcoDiesel is pulled from market due to emissions concerns and major internal engine failures that are apparently widespread. They are working on those issues, and likely doing a lot of field testing to ensure that the failures are resolved. So, I would not expect a 2019 EcoDiesel. I think if they bring it back, it'll be 2020 model year.
the top half shows it for gas engines and the 2.2L euro, the bottom half says 3.0L Diesel in the reversed configurationIt looks like that is referring to the Euro 2.2L diesel, not the 3.0L.
That is probably a good indication of where the DEF tank will live.I was putting in the mopar cargo tray on my 2.0L this week and noticed the instructions mentioned the diesel, apparently the tray is mirrored the other way on the diesel... a little glimmer of hope at least