AwCrimety
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- Logan
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Posting as an FYI for those that drive their jeeps gently, but aren't seeing the gas mileage they thought they might.
I took it very easy on my JL for the 1st thousand kilometers. After that, I was passing someone on the highway, and accelerated hard, bringing the engine up to redline. At that point, I started getting flashing check engine light, and an ESS error.
Long story short, I had some bad rocker arms. They've been replaced, and in hindsight, now that it's fixed, it's running way better, and my gas mileage is improved. Used to average 14.x liters per 100km, and now am down to 12. Driving habits haven't changed, just the engine repair.
If your mileage isn't where you think it should be, yet you drive gently, try giving it the beans, and see if you get any misfires. Apparently, these rocker arms have been issue for years on the 3.6, though not common, it is known.
I took it very easy on my JL for the 1st thousand kilometers. After that, I was passing someone on the highway, and accelerated hard, bringing the engine up to redline. At that point, I started getting flashing check engine light, and an ESS error.
Long story short, I had some bad rocker arms. They've been replaced, and in hindsight, now that it's fixed, it's running way better, and my gas mileage is improved. Used to average 14.x liters per 100km, and now am down to 12. Driving habits haven't changed, just the engine repair.
If your mileage isn't where you think it should be, yet you drive gently, try giving it the beans, and see if you get any misfires. Apparently, these rocker arms have been issue for years on the 3.6, though not common, it is known.
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