AwCrimety
Well-Known Member
- First Name
- Logan
- Joined
- Jan 27, 2018
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- Location
- Ontario, Canada
- Vehicle(s)
- 2016 JKUS
I've been complaining about this for awhile. I have another thread, where I posted a video....somewhere.
If you pay attention, you'll notice that when it's going to 'bounce', the revs drop immediately and quickly when you push the clutch in. If the engine does a bit of rev hang, it falls slower, and does not bounce.
I had a dealer explain to me that this is normal, due to a stall condition. They could not provide me with an answer to the question, why does the jeep sense a stall condition any time I downshift?
I've said a few times around here, I can deal with the bouncing when downshifting,...but a few times now, I'm coming up to a red light, pedestrians crossing the road in front me, and as I come to a rest the jeep just revs itself up. Its embarrassing.
I've never experienced this in any other manual I've owned or driven. Jeep calling it normal because they can reproduce the problem in another jeep is lame.
If you pay attention, you'll notice that when it's going to 'bounce', the revs drop immediately and quickly when you push the clutch in. If the engine does a bit of rev hang, it falls slower, and does not bounce.
I had a dealer explain to me that this is normal, due to a stall condition. They could not provide me with an answer to the question, why does the jeep sense a stall condition any time I downshift?
I've said a few times around here, I can deal with the bouncing when downshifting,...but a few times now, I'm coming up to a red light, pedestrians crossing the road in front me, and as I come to a rest the jeep just revs itself up. Its embarrassing.
I've never experienced this in any other manual I've owned or driven. Jeep calling it normal because they can reproduce the problem in another jeep is lame.
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