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[GerJL]

Hopefully you didn't dip into a deep spot that briefly took you over depth, because I can imagine FCA will fight replacing anything if they see evidence of water over the maximum depth.

If there are persistent problems, that is more likely to be an insurance issue instead of warranty. Hope it doesn't come to that. I know somebody that lives in the desert and slipped sideway into a rather large puddle, one half of the Jeep in water the other not and it was totaled.

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[viper88]

If there are persistent problems, that is more likely to be an insurance issue instead of warranty. Hope it doesn't come to that. I know somebody that lives in the desert and slipped sideway into a rather large puddle, one half of the Jeep in water the other not and it was totaled.

I agree. Probably a flood/water damage loss.

 

[Nomod]

On one occasion, when I was young, inexperienced, adventurous, and about half drunk, I drove my new '75 Toyota Land Cruiser (soft top) through a salt water pond at low tide. It was about 12" deep, 100' wide and I was doing about 30. Long, sad story short, it was the ultimate ruin of that vehicle. Other than rain and washing, I pretty much avoid water these days.

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