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word302
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I cafe standards are what deter me from the diesel. If they offered a hemi I would own one. Alas I'm stuck with the 3.6 until someone figures out how to matter the hemi with a manual.
- First Name
- Bob
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- Aug 7, 2017
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- Dallas, TX
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- 2012 Wrangler Unlimited Rubicon, 2014 Grand Cherokee Limited Ecodiesel
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- #18
We have a grand Cherokee ecodiesel with 100k miles on it. At 18k miles though we did the EGR delete and removed the emissions junk. I have several friends with ecodiesel jeeps at around the same mileage. They aren't modified like hours and all are spending a lot of money now or recently because of soot. I would not own one long term without removing the emissions. And the guys that are dealing with the emissions fix for the scandal has been a nightmare. We are holding on to ours until the mass tort lawsuit settlement happens then taking the buyback that is hopefully offered.
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