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  1. 2.0 not available on the Rubicon only 4xe Rubicon on new orders?

    My '21 JLR was manufactured on 03 August 21 and has the 2.0T engine. Right now whatever vehicles they have components (chips) for get shipped.
  2. Virginia Jeep JLU Wrangler Rubicon Rock Rails take offs.

    I'm interested and local. For clarification: frame mounted?
  3. Terrible 2.0 gas mileage?

    I run 87 in my 2018 JLU 2.0T and on my last trip, at sea level, recorded 27mpg using fuelly. No problems. I only fill up with premium when driving in the mountains at high altitude.
  4. FCA clarification on 2.0L & 91 octane

    I run 87 in my 2018 JLU 2.0T and on my last trip, at sea level, recorded 27mpg using fuelly. No problems. I only fill up with premium when driving in the mountains at high altitude.
  5. How to secure items if you don’t have a security deck

    I went with this option: https://www.tuffyproducts.com/p-578-tailgate-lockbox-jeep-wrangler-jl.aspx and it works well for larger items, tools, and doesn't take up much cargo space. It is keyed alike with my console lock box.
  6. Terrible 2.0 gas mileage?

    I only get 23 mpg running 87.
  7. Does the 48V system serve as a backup battery to the 12V battery?

    The eTorque System charges the 48v battery then the 12v battery is charged from the 48v battery. So yes it seems to be a very large dual battery system. I too am interested to see potential 48V accessories! The following is a description from FCA which got me thinking more about the 48V...
  8. Does the 48V system serve as a backup battery to the 12V battery?

    See the attached graphic for how the 48V Mild Hybrid system operates. Has anyone accidentally left the lights on, or ran a 12V accessory like a travel refrigerator with the engine off and had the 12V battery drain? Would the 48V system enable starting even with a low voltage 12V battery...


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