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2 Door JL Mopar premium black soft top with tinted windows. All hardware except the screws that are shared with the hardtop are included. I bought this used myself and one of the windows had something sitting on it, so there is a slight rectangular imprint on the driver side window, but it...

@namrebo just sent you PM as well.

Saw the title and thought this was going to be a thread about Ferraris.

Time. Mine just went away with time.

I think Jeep Performance Parts (JPP) is about what you're describing: https://www.mopar.com/en-us/shop/performance/jeep-performance-parts.html It looks like at one point they tried to make it a stand alone performance team/brand/department, as referenced in this press release where they say 2...

Had the same thing happen on my '19 when I bought it used, it's not a whole steering wheel replacement. The dealership replaced an "electronic control module" that is inside the steering wheel assembly.

Agreed on the poor choice of fabric for that purpose, it's the same on the premium top as well. Based on what I read here on the forum, Bestop makes the factory soft tops and sunrider for Jeep.

If it's not loud enough to pick up on video, it's probably normal. Try checking your oil level and make sure there's the correct amount in there, dealerships have been known to put the incorrect amount in. These 2.0T engines make all sorts of noises, I'd recommend reading some of the other...

Try to take a video of the noise from inside and outside and post it here, otherwise it's kind of hard to know exactly what may be going on. Does it happen only on cold start or after driving for a while and then idling too? Have you done an oil change yet? If so, what oil and filter did you...

A higher level of accountability, technical proficiency, and customer service from the dealer service departments. Better training for techs, incentives to perform work efficiently and quickly. An upgraded tech stack/CRM/inventory management system that easily allows dealers to trade parts...

Thanks for explaining that, this is something new I learned after doing the analysis. I was having a couple issues and was hoping this might help point me in the right direction for a fix. Still, cool to see the report, I had never done one before. I saw Blackstone and other labs offer a whole...

I've never done one before and just did it on the last oil change, also took about a month. 2019 with around 56,000 miles, for comparison: I had noted seeing some visible glitter in my oil, that is what they are referring to for visible metal.

I think the tax offset is used to justify the lower value to the consumer, but it's actually lower because a dealership has a lot of overhead to run profitably and they need to make sure they leave room to flip the car with enough profit margin. Can't beat the convenience though.

That drop seems about right on a brand new car, but used values are dropping overall for just about every brand. Seems like it varies a bit by location too. For reference I bought a 19 2 door Sport S for $32k with 27k miles in April 2022. When looking Dec 2023 with 57k miles dealers are...

locked diffs = more drifts send it!

Definitely good to change it early! I sent the oil away for lab testing on the last oil change I did, but haven't gotten the results back yet. I'll update here though if I ever hear back from the lab.

Are you aware of any oil residue in the rear main seal area or on either side of your engine block if you look up from underneath? I never got around to resolving it, but I noticed I had a leak somewhere that would end up pooling by the rear main seal area and the knock would be exactly as you...

I agree, such an easy thing to fix with software. At the very least they could have added an option on UConnect where you set your own temperature threshold. Be curious to hear if this is something that got fixed on the 2024s with the refresh, but I doubt it. I have a feeling Jeep has a long...

From my research it uses the outside temperature sensor (which is in front of the radiator behind the grille). This sensor stays active for a little bit after you shut the Jeep off and then stores it's last known temperature. Whether you park in the sun or not, the engine heat will almost...