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Thanks for finding that. I am have been in Mechanical Engineering (not degreed though) for 30 years and would love to be sitting in my Jeep when they do this.Hi,
New member here; first post. I've been following this thread as the stop sale has prevented me from replacing my current JKU Polar with a JLUR.
The full remedy, to include fault-tracing procedures, can be found here: https://static.nhtsa.gov/odi/rcl/2020/RCRIT-20V124-1465.pdf
Of note, the clutch health check consists of:
"B. Clutch Health Check Procedure
NOTE: The clutch health check procedure requires a technician that has experience in driving manual transmission vehicles.
NOTE: Limit the test to one time, to prevent excessive clutch odor.
- Move vehicle to a parking lot, away from pedestrians or other vehicles.
- Close all windows and turn HVAC system off prior to starting procedure below.
- Fully engage the parking brake.
- Fully depress to the clutch pedal and move shift lever into 4th gear.
- Raise the engine to 4,000 RPM (Revolutions Per Minute).
- Engage the clutch rapidly and simultaneously move the accelerator to wide open throttle.
NOTE: Do not slide foot off the clutch pedal, simply rapidly release your foot.
- If the engine stalls immediately without the engine RPM increasing, the clutch heath test has passed, no further service is required return the vehicle to the customer.
NOTE: Allow a minimum of 5 minutes for the clutch odor to dissipate before returning vehicle to the customer.
- If the engine RPM increases (indicating clutch slippage) and then stalls the clutch health test failed, follow section C. Replace Clutch Procedure.
- If the engine RPM increases (indicating clutch slippage) but does not stall the clutch health test failed, follow section C. Replace Clutch Procedure"
I hope this helps.
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