artatlas
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Hey Everyone,
I picked up my Rubi JLU Ecodiesel in March of last year - so I've had it for a year. Only put 12k miles on it and have had the scheduled maintenance done on time.
Yesterday the jeep started giving me the following alerts: Low Oil Pressure, the oil symbol, Oil Temp Is Too High, and it simply overheated.
Took it to the dealership and they're saying that not only is the truck devoid of coolant fluid and oil, but there was oil in the coolant lines and vice versa.
Today I got the call saying that it's pretty extensive and that they might have to change the whole coolant system, water pump, etc.
I haven't gotten the confirmation, but my guess is that it's the Oil Cooler that failed. If so, what should I be asking for from the dealership or FCA?
What should I make sure they replace? Has anyone been in this boat?
If you have any guidance on what I should do or ask for from the dealer - I'm all ears.
Looking forward to hearing back from the community.
Art
I picked up my Rubi JLU Ecodiesel in March of last year - so I've had it for a year. Only put 12k miles on it and have had the scheduled maintenance done on time.
Yesterday the jeep started giving me the following alerts: Low Oil Pressure, the oil symbol, Oil Temp Is Too High, and it simply overheated.
Took it to the dealership and they're saying that not only is the truck devoid of coolant fluid and oil, but there was oil in the coolant lines and vice versa.
Today I got the call saying that it's pretty extensive and that they might have to change the whole coolant system, water pump, etc.
I haven't gotten the confirmation, but my guess is that it's the Oil Cooler that failed. If so, what should I be asking for from the dealership or FCA?
What should I make sure they replace? Has anyone been in this boat?
If you have any guidance on what I should do or ask for from the dealer - I'm all ears.
Looking forward to hearing back from the community.
Art
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