Yeah, what he said. I’ll ‘store’ your NEW Jeep for you. I won’t even drive it (much). I’ll take real good care of it.
The dealer is in Austin, TX. Back in October, it was reasonable to get the best deal possible ($6K less than local dealers) and have a road trip in January to pick it up.
Congrats! Have you moved to "Delivered!"12/13/19 ordered
3/5 build sheet
3/21 window sticker
4/17 delivered slight delay for shelter in place.
Mike Clinnin provided an excellent buying experience.
Already drove 350 miles to bring it home where it is resting comfortably next to it's garage mates.
Let's the mods begin.
Rob was the salesman I dealt with, very pleased with the service and rate, give him a call, anything that is not a Rubicon 2020 qualifies for the new offer from Chrysler, I think it gets close to 5% below invoice which is what my deal was.
Coastline had one just like mine, white with the one sky touch, worh the call or at least the email. He mentioned they had 4 diesel orders that customers backed out off due to the time it took to deliver
There’s another thread about filling from jerry cans. Supposedly most ship with an adapter that sits next to your scissor jack, but somehow mine did not, which made for an interesting trip to the station to fill up with the sales guy I worked with....same problem, had to find another pump. I’ll be getting that adapter from my dealer.Had my first refueling issue today...Stopped at a reputable station to refuel and nozzle would not go into the filler neck. Definitely ultra low sulfur diesel pump in the passenger car area and definitely not too large. I had no idea what was going on, spent a few minutes to see if there was something in the owners manual, nothing. Couldn't find anything online. Finally gave up and drove the rest of the way home on fumes and filled up at the station I filled up on my first tank with no issues. It appears there is a locking mechanism in the filler neck to prevent gasoline sized nozzles from fitting, so they need to be just the right size or it won't release. Has anyone run into this issue? Anyone had to fill from a yellow can yet? This kind of pissed me off, I don't need a mechanical nanny to keep me from putting gasoline in a diesel. Am I missing something? I haven't owned a diesel in the US since 2009 so maybe I didn't get the memo.
If you take another plastic funnel that is store bought and normally longer and cut it so that the diameter of the opening is the same diameter of your factory funnel , then you have a cheap easy back up with a larger funnel
Thanks, I tracked it down. It was with the jack. Mine is white. My old TDI Jetta had a filler neck that would fit a fire hose, but in those days (early 2000s) you usually had to fill up at truck stops, so it was kind of necessary.
Remember how fast they would fill your tank too. Back when id fill up an E-350 with 32 gallons of Diesel those trucker nozzles were awesome!
