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Hey Guys, I hit a deer with my 2020 Rubicon and purchased these parts to replace the front bumper. Sold the Jeep before I got a chance to use these. All parts are new as they came from the dealer. Parts available: 6BU44RXFAA Front Bumper Cover Retail $400.00 6MA00RXFAB Closeout Panel Retail...

Id call it a chirp. I could always replicate by driving on rumble strips.

i think they replaced the hardware and greased it. Yes. Noise all gone.

it was the brake pad retaining hardware/shim thing

still funny even with the facts. both people in the taco made bad decisions and deserve what they get.

This Jeep has 9000 miles on it and the chirp occurs without any braking. I’d be impressed if any brake hardware were worn at this point.

Update: I just had my JLUR in for the FCA Field Engineer to take a look at. He had the dealership techs remove, grease, and reinstall the brake backing plates on both front wheels as well as re-torque the axle nut. And the sound was gone! For 15 miles.... Now the chirp is back and coming from...

oh cool. I have mine back. Dealer acknowledged the problem, but couldn’t find it. Waiting for the traveling FCA rep to come to town, then it goes back in. Could you send a link to the video? Have any luck on your MOAB?

thanks for the advice. I have taken my service advisor and a tech out. The only thing they will commit to is left side, understandably not wanting to commit to a problem before they are sure. It’s absolutely low, and absolutely left side. To me it sounds like front left wheel area.

Hi guys. My 2020 JLUR is making a chirping sound from the left side of the car. From in the drivers seat it sounds like front left, but could be rear. The sound presents itself when going over bumps at all speeds below 50mph. If I hit a bump in the road: chirp. Drive on a dirt road: chirps in...

Ordered 11/12, VIN assigned 11/13, arrived at dealer 11/22. Unbelievably fast.