You would think and hope FCA would have kept track of what issues needed to be addressed from 2018 and carried the corrections into the 2019 model year
Major mechanical recalls such as the frame welds are usually due to a very short period of time where quality assurance failed, and is addressed immediately. There's nothing to keep the same problems or new ones from showing up in any given year. The software bugs that have been worked out, such as the radio constantly resetting, the cruise control recall, etc, are fixed on the spot and carried forward. The only functional change from '18 to '19 is the addition of the newer safety features, which only presents new failure points. The instrument cluster in particular is exactly the same.
Hi rubimojito,Picked up my brand new 2019 Mojito! Rubicon on Monday, November 26. It was my dream car which I ordered on Oct. 6th. On Wednesday, November 28th the dash cluster started continuously rebooting, RPM and speedometer gauges stopped working. So disappointed and sad. Because it is a 2019, the dealership is not sure when they will be able to get the part or when I will get my Jeep back.
@JeepCares
Hello. I’m sad to say I am having the exact same issue with almost the exact same timeline as you. I ordered my car on sept 30th and received it on 12/3. Yesterday 12/5 I had to drive it to the service department of the dealership I bought it from because both needles in the cluster were shaking and stuck at 0 and the screen in the dash kept rebooting, even while in motion. I was able to capture a video of it.Picked up my brand new 2019 Mojito! Rubicon on Monday, November 26. It was my dream car which I ordered on Oct. 6th. On Wednesday, November 28th the dash cluster started continuously rebooting, RPM and speedometer gauges stopped working. So disappointed and sad. Because it is a 2019, the dealership is not sure when they will be able to get the part or when I will get my Jeep back.
@JeepCares
Post the video of what its doing. I would like to see exactly whats happening.
I’m on my cell phone and it’s not letting me upload video. I posted it on my Instagram @Finthejlu ...
@Finthejlu - I feel your pain. Sounds just like my problem. I must say @JeepCares has been very responsive and they are working with my dealership to expedite the part. One thing I did notice, at least with my jeep, is that the problem only happens when it is cold outside. Dealership said it was safe to drive, so I picked it up. Just have to be careful to keep with the traffic flow because I can't tell how fast I'm going in the morning until the jeep warms up. I felt it was best to continue to drive so that I could identify any other issues. Keep us posted on how it goes.
In my case, the fuses were secure. We used the delivery checklist found on this forum. Hubby checked them for me.
