DunkFunk
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Hello All,
I have been a solo mechanic for my jeeps since 2016. I bought a 2018 Ruby lately and have run into a starter snag. According to Jeep you have to remove the Cat in order to replace the Starter. I have seen 1-2 videos online discrediting this, but i’d like to hear from the group. Has anyone successfully removed / replaced their starter without removing the Cat? If you did remove the Cat, how difficult was that? I ask because my Jeep is at the dealership and they are trying to convince me it’s impossible. I also ask because there is little to no info online about 2018 and up Jeep service (most likely because of warranties). I’d like to do the job myself and not give my money to greedy ass dealerships that are selling Jeeps with wayyyyyyy too many electrical issues.
Please Jelp!
I have been a solo mechanic for my jeeps since 2016. I bought a 2018 Ruby lately and have run into a starter snag. According to Jeep you have to remove the Cat in order to replace the Starter. I have seen 1-2 videos online discrediting this, but i’d like to hear from the group. Has anyone successfully removed / replaced their starter without removing the Cat? If you did remove the Cat, how difficult was that? I ask because my Jeep is at the dealership and they are trying to convince me it’s impossible. I also ask because there is little to no info online about 2018 and up Jeep service (most likely because of warranties). I’d like to do the job myself and not give my money to greedy ass dealerships that are selling Jeeps with wayyyyyyy too many electrical issues.
Please Jelp!
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