mgroeger
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The latest problem:
Stopped to get gas and noticed and antifreeze smell. Checked the fluid level and sure enough the level is below the Min line. I can't see where it is coming from but I can smell it. It's coming from the top corner of the radiator on the driver's side where the large main hose and the small reservoir bottle hose go into the radiator.
Turns out there is a bulletin for it here...
https://www.jlwranglerforums.com/fo...g-leak-tsb-07-002-18-rev-a-june-7-2018.10546/
Going to have it checked out when I go get two new tires that the local area manager approved. See below to know why I am getting those.
In the past 10 months the Jeep has been at the dealer 6 times...
- Paint on driver's fender thin enough to see the grey primer in two areas. Noticeable in direct sunlight. Did nothing since it would require re-painting fender and too much of a risk of it not being perfect match
- Fender vents not sitting flush. Both sides replaced.
- Rear tailgate rattle; must keep gaskets coated with silicon to keep from happening.
- Noises from suspension. Shock bolt 3/4 turn loose. Lower front ball joints loose; fixed these myself and had dealer double check.
- Tires started to feather at 3k miles. Adjusted tow.
- Tires still feathering. Determined tie rod end and steering bar were defective. Waited 2 months for steering bar and 3 months for tie rod end.
- During this time two tires were severely worn down. After 11k miles on tires one went from 15/32" down to 6/32" the other to 8/32" these tires were on the front.
- Contacted FCA they handed to local area manager, she said who cares he has a lift on it not our problem. Dealer service manager went to bat for me and explained everything that happened during the 3 month wait. She conceded and gave me two new tires.
This is getting real old. Lemon law won't work based on how it is for NC. Offroading still fun.
Stopped to get gas and noticed and antifreeze smell. Checked the fluid level and sure enough the level is below the Min line. I can't see where it is coming from but I can smell it. It's coming from the top corner of the radiator on the driver's side where the large main hose and the small reservoir bottle hose go into the radiator.
Turns out there is a bulletin for it here...
https://www.jlwranglerforums.com/fo...g-leak-tsb-07-002-18-rev-a-june-7-2018.10546/
Going to have it checked out when I go get two new tires that the local area manager approved. See below to know why I am getting those.
In the past 10 months the Jeep has been at the dealer 6 times...
- Paint on driver's fender thin enough to see the grey primer in two areas. Noticeable in direct sunlight. Did nothing since it would require re-painting fender and too much of a risk of it not being perfect match
- Fender vents not sitting flush. Both sides replaced.
- Rear tailgate rattle; must keep gaskets coated with silicon to keep from happening.
- Noises from suspension. Shock bolt 3/4 turn loose. Lower front ball joints loose; fixed these myself and had dealer double check.
- Tires started to feather at 3k miles. Adjusted tow.
- Tires still feathering. Determined tie rod end and steering bar were defective. Waited 2 months for steering bar and 3 months for tie rod end.
- During this time two tires were severely worn down. After 11k miles on tires one went from 15/32" down to 6/32" the other to 8/32" these tires were on the front.
- Contacted FCA they handed to local area manager, she said who cares he has a lift on it not our problem. Dealer service manager went to bat for me and explained everything that happened during the 3 month wait. She conceded and gave me two new tires.
This is getting real old. Lemon law won't work based on how it is for NC. Offroading still fun.
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