Janey
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Happened to me 6 times now.
1- about 900 miles (first time) ran an errand in the jeep - forgot wallet came back to the shop, shut down, for about 5-10 minutes went out to start and nothing. Everything battery working but wouldn't crank or anything. Dang. Call dealership they tell me to call roadside assistance. - Also, before that I had someone else try to start it in case I was missing something. Wont start. Service guy has me reset the system on the key fob. Also tried to start it using the key fob. Nothing. Roadside calls about 30 minutes later I try to start the Jeep again. and it starts.
2- Next day I leave from my trip from Colorado to Oregon. Get gas in Boise, walk the dogs, bathroom, get back in Jeep. Won't start. Call roadside assistance. While waiting I call dealer service in that area. He has no idea. About 20 minutes later. It starts. Totally random. I must have gotten gas or stopped 5 times before I got to Boise with no problems. (after the last fail I only got gas in near a dealership and didn't shut down for short periods, just left it running)
3- Get back from Oregon. Take an hour drive to the mountains, stop in a little wayside (no phone or internet reception) walk the dogs. Get in. Won't start. Fiddled with everything inside. Even under the hood to see anything obvious. Nothing. Starts about 20 minutes later.
Get back from Oregon at 4600 miles and it happens again. Made appointment with dealer to get oil change, tires rotate and computer - Nothing. They can't duplicate and they see nothing.
Happened Three more times (Twice this last weekend)...I have been talking with the lemon law people (number in the little book) I got in the Jeep. I have an appointment this week with another dealer service to check it out.
Today and yesterday for a few hours each I have been trying to duplicate here in my shop. Starting and shutting down. Keep track of the time in between. Can't duplicate.
This is not good. I need reliable transport. Especially being in the mountains and without cell or internet service a lot of the time. Help! Please! Any ideas out there? Thanks for reading.
1- about 900 miles (first time) ran an errand in the jeep - forgot wallet came back to the shop, shut down, for about 5-10 minutes went out to start and nothing. Everything battery working but wouldn't crank or anything. Dang. Call dealership they tell me to call roadside assistance. - Also, before that I had someone else try to start it in case I was missing something. Wont start. Service guy has me reset the system on the key fob. Also tried to start it using the key fob. Nothing. Roadside calls about 30 minutes later I try to start the Jeep again. and it starts.
2- Next day I leave from my trip from Colorado to Oregon. Get gas in Boise, walk the dogs, bathroom, get back in Jeep. Won't start. Call roadside assistance. While waiting I call dealer service in that area. He has no idea. About 20 minutes later. It starts. Totally random. I must have gotten gas or stopped 5 times before I got to Boise with no problems. (after the last fail I only got gas in near a dealership and didn't shut down for short periods, just left it running)
3- Get back from Oregon. Take an hour drive to the mountains, stop in a little wayside (no phone or internet reception) walk the dogs. Get in. Won't start. Fiddled with everything inside. Even under the hood to see anything obvious. Nothing. Starts about 20 minutes later.
Get back from Oregon at 4600 miles and it happens again. Made appointment with dealer to get oil change, tires rotate and computer - Nothing. They can't duplicate and they see nothing.
Happened Three more times (Twice this last weekend)...I have been talking with the lemon law people (number in the little book) I got in the Jeep. I have an appointment this week with another dealer service to check it out.
Today and yesterday for a few hours each I have been trying to duplicate here in my shop. Starting and shutting down. Keep track of the time in between. Can't duplicate.
This is not good. I need reliable transport. Especially being in the mountains and without cell or internet service a lot of the time. Help! Please! Any ideas out there? Thanks for reading.
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