wranglerbro
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For what it’s worth, it appears Jeep needs to fix their internal software.
Apparently when they send RRT’s, there are supposed to be service notifications that pop up for the technician to review prior to applying them, advising if certain steps need to be taken to update the vehicle. On one of the RRT’s, this notification doesn’t show up until AFTER the update is applied. This process can’t be reversed or cleared, and leads to a bricking of the battery.
If Jeep doesn’t fix this soon, I can only imagine the costs they’ll incur having to replace a bunch of batteries. Those things aren’t cheap!
Unreal.
Apparently when they send RRT’s, there are supposed to be service notifications that pop up for the technician to review prior to applying them, advising if certain steps need to be taken to update the vehicle. On one of the RRT’s, this notification doesn’t show up until AFTER the update is applied. This process can’t be reversed or cleared, and leads to a bricking of the battery.
If Jeep doesn’t fix this soon, I can only imagine the costs they’ll incur having to replace a bunch of batteries. Those things aren’t cheap!
Unreal.
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