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On my JK, 4 times in 2 years. So far on the JL, zero but law of averages dictates that living in the southwest and driving a Jeep, any day now.

Sorry that happened to you, but I’d be more concerned with getting a bill from the leasing company than a check. Your lease contractually obligated you to make all of your payments and then you could return it with a guaranteed value. Your payoff is the total of lease payments left plus the...

GEICO in AZ went from 1900 to 2400, clean record and 10 year customer. I’m now a new progressive customer at 615! I think different companies target certain markets and adjust occasionally. I’ll be more proactive and shop around at least every 2 years, but it’s just a PITA.

I’ve had my Mache GT since 2021. It’s not speed limited at 80, it’s time limited to 5 sec of wot then cuts power way back. Lots of stories on the forum of cars bricking from melted high voltage battery connectors related to fast charging and spirited driving. I still enjoy my 392 better, simply...

I had this happen with a car with the Takata airbag recall. The dealer said they’d take it but had to value it like it had an accident on CARFAX. I said no thank you, bought the new car and sold the other one after the recall was done. Never really pressed it, and honestly, I never drove it...

I don’t know if this constitutes a check list, but it is new and at least they have to fill in all the circles. If anything fails for lack of fluids, this states that they checked everything and unless they find a leak, they are taking responsibility that everything was at proper levels.

https://plasmakinetics.com/ This technology talks about the ability to swap containers that aren’t pressurized, explosive, or flammable.

https://techxplore.com/news/2022-07-hydrogen-production-carbon-capture.html Very interesting concept and solves the blue hydrogen problem. Hydrogen, the most abundant element on Earth, will be the winner here. It actually can get us off the carbon standard. As for infrastructure, seems that...

Where on the Jeep is this located exactly? In all seriousness, if your doing these types of diagnostics on your furnace with guidance from a Jeep forum then you may want to take pause. Carbon monoxide poisoning is no joke. I appreciate the can do attitude of the do it yourselfer, but a healthy...

Out here we call that Arizona pinstriping. While some will stare with horror, I look at it as a badge of honor, means you're using it for what it is made for. The next one will be easier to tolerate, or you can ppf the whole thing and keep that one in memorium.

As a first timer, you’ll never approach the capability of the Rubicon off road and it‘s just a lot of stuff you‘ll never use. The Willys XR will be more than capable, will look great on 35’s (which is the sweet spot aesthetically IMHO), and leave some cash in your pocket to do some important...

Jeeps signify freedom and community. Do what makes you happy and you’ll still be part of the Jeep community. We don’t even cancel people for angry eye grills! If you own a Jeep, you’re in and that card can’t be revoked.

A quick search of UT lemon laws stipulate that the defect must occur in the shorter of the warranty period or 1 year, so Jeep is correct when they declare your Jeep outside of the statute. Unfortunately, looks like your stuck with the dealer and their repair. At that point, you could consider...

The sand explanation seems likely. Only way to know for sure is to go find some mud!

The old false narrative. No one thinks the future is fossil fuel, but transition requires a thoughtful and organized process that involves a realistic assessment of current technologies. If you think the future is wind and solar, then you’re just fooling yourself. A national mobilization with a...

I don’t wash any of my other vehicles, they go through the Costco wash and are detailed every other month. I do hand wash my Jeep regularly because I like to. I had it ceramic coated which makes it a breeze. Pressure washer, foam cannon with pH neutral soap, quick microfiber sponge off, and dry...

It’s all a joke until somebody gets hurt, like oh, I don’t know, the middle class? Anyone who doesn’t live in a large city? Anybody who’s business is related to fossil fuels, etc.

Oh, this thread was about a diesel fuel shortage?

I find that when debating with an ideologue, when the insults start, they’re argument and rationalization is starting to cave in on itself.

No, you’re presumed intended point with the example was that oil price was much higher in 2008 with a lower gas price, so the difference was profiteering. I merely pointed out that the price in 2008 was reflective of not just the cost of crude, but the regulatory environment and you can’t...