JL Delivery Checklist

[Arterius2]

In another thread, someone mentioned that they received a Rubicon without the gas cap cover! It is only standard on the Rubicon, so make sure that it is there.

my Sahara came with the gas cap cover standard.

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[ocrejects]

my Sahara came with the gas cap cover standard.

The Rubicon and Sahara both come standard with the gas cap cover

 

[Pink Brit]

The Rubicon and Sahara both come standard with the gas cap cover

Ok, maybe dumb question, but if you order the MOPAR all season floor mats with your build, do the standard carpet mats come with it as well. I'm guessing they do, but I'm about a 10-14 days from delivery so I'm trying to be prepared

 

[BradyAntebellum]

Ok, maybe dumb question, but if you order the MOPAR all season floor mats with your build, do the standard carpet mats come with it as well. I'm guessing they do, but I'm about a 10-14 days from delivery so I'm trying to be prepared

No it deletes the standard carpet joints

 

[ocrejects]

Ok, maybe dumb question, but if you order the MOPAR all season floor mats with your build, do the standard carpet mats come with it as well. I'm guessing they do, but I'm about a 10-14 days from delivery so I'm trying to be prepared

No! And the sad part is they do not tell you this. My opinion, I think it’s a rip off because that is part of what you pay for when you purchase a jeep. Just because you order something as a on doesn’t mean they should take it away from you.
Example: When you build your jeep on Jeep.com and upgrade from the 7 inch to the eight. 4 Info Center it actually tells you that they’re getting rid of the 7 inch in place of the 8.4, maybe they should do this with the floornates as well, that would be nice.

 

[Deleted member 29342]

No! And the sad part is they do not tell you this. My opinion, I think it’s a rip off because that is part of what you pay for when you purchase a jeep. Just because you order something as a on doesn’t mean they should take it away from you.
Example: When you build your jeep on Jeep.com and upgrade from the 7 inch to the eight. 4 Info Center it actually tells you that they’re getting rid of the 7 inch in place of the 8.4, maybe they should do this with the floornates as well, that would be nice.

Also the same with the wheels change. I should of gotten 2 sets of wheels. It doesn’t say remove other set like the audio upgrade. I order a Mini Cooper one time and I pay for a different set of wheels and I got bother sets.

 

[Pink Brit]

No! And the sad part is they do not tell you this. My opinion, I think it’s a rip off because that is part of what you pay for when you purchase a jeep. Just because you order something as a on doesn’t mean they should take it away from you.
Example: When you build your jeep on Jeep.com and upgrade from the 7 inch to the eight. 4 Info Center it actually tells you that they’re getting rid of the 7 inch in place of the 8.4, maybe they should do this with the floornates as well, that would be nice.

Oh no, that sucks ... I could have saved a chunk of change and just got the mats (exact same ones, cheaper) aftermarket, but thought it would be more convenient to have them delivered with the Jeep - I didn't see them as an 'upgrade', rather an additional item, like the window bag.

 

[Pink Brit]

Also the same with the wheels change. I should of gotten 2 sets of wheels. It doesn’t say remove other set like the audio upgrade. I order a Mini Cooper one time and I pay for a different set of wheels and I got bother sets.

Boooooh FCA, not cool

I understand with wheels, you're upgrading from the standard rather than buying an extra set - but the mats were an optional accessory, or so I thought. I have all weather and carpet mats now, and like to swap them out sometimes ... oh well, at least you have saved me an embarrassing moment at the dealership trying to shake them down for a set of carpet mats I'm not supposed to get :P

 

[Fastmover]

When ensuring the fuses were properly seated, I found the light gray ones were about 0.5 to 1 mm high. Don't know if that would have caused any issues. The rest were ok.

 

[misanthrope]

When ensuring the fuses were properly seated, I found the light gray ones were about 0.5 to 1 mm high. Don't know if that would have caused any issues. The rest were ok.

That looks like an overhead view of the Brooklyn Navy Yard.

 

[Fastmover]

That looks like an overhead view of the Brooklyn Navy Yard.

Shhhh! Drone shot.

 

[Deleted member 29342]

That looks like an overhead view of the Brooklyn Navy Yard.

Yes it does.

 

[macycat]

When ensuring the fuses were properly seated, I found the light gray ones were about 0.5 to 1 mm high. Don't know if that would have caused any issues. The rest were ok.

I just checked ours yesterday, and about 75% were a little loose, even the small ones. Try pushing a little harder.

 

[TRZ]

I just checked ours yesterday, and about 75% were a little loose, even the small ones. Try pushing a little harder.

Picked up my January (2019) build yesterday and had the same experience, salesman was flabbergasted. How can this STILL be an issue?

 

[signals34]

I picked up my silver 2019 JLUR last night. A HUGE thank you to the folks that have contributed to the checklist. I found one issue at the dealer, the Mopar all-weather floor mats weren't properly installed, as others have noted, carpet not punched out, etc. I fixed that. Forgot to check the fuses, will do that tonight. The carpet was a little wet around the rear tailgate area but it was raining when I picked it up so could have been from me leaving the tailgate open while I was checking everything out. There wasn't any water in the jack storage area - had that issue on my JK so I'm well aware of that headache.

Something I noticed late last night when I got home - the hood alignment seems off. The passenger side gap between the hood and the grill seems larger than the one on the drivers side. The hood seems aligned properly with the windshield trim. I did some Googling last night for Jeep pictures and it seems the hood fitment is spot on for some, and off a bit for others. There's a ton of threads out there about it, going as far back as TJ/JK models, but didn't see anything about JLs. Anyone find something similar? It's not hugely noticeable like there's a flaw, I think it's more fit and finish than anything. I read a couple posts where the hood can be adjusted and seemed to be a common and quick 10-minute fix at the dealer for most folks.

EDIT: I put a caliper on it to make sure I wasn't crazy. It's a 4mm gap between the grill and the hood on the driver's side, a 9mm gap between the hood and the grill on the passenger side.

i have that same issue with my hood ...gap is different on each side

front corner...

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