JessBiron
Member
- First Name
- Jessika
- Joined
- Aug 8, 2022
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- 6
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- Location
- Vancouver, wa
- Vehicle(s)
- Jeep wrangler JLU
Hey, I'm the niece Kenny is talking about and since I've been driving manuals since 16 I can promise you I did nothing wrong but thank you for the support however... it was a nice day driving along the road when out of no where I was signaled to pull over and then smoke came pouring out. No warning sign just boom smoke and less than a minute later the jeep was engulfed in flames. But my 2 dogs and I are ok and safe thanks to a volunteer fire fighter from out of state and his warning. Thank you so much for your concern sincerely jeep loving memberQuite frankly, for a clutch to generate that kind of heat, there would have to be a large, sustained discrepancy between rpms and speed, i.e. slippage. You can blame the dealer for faulty clutch, or slave , or whatever it was, but the Jeep burning to the ground is squarely on the shoulders of the operator.
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