cianfrinato
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Still waiting for a new transmission.
Jeep store wasn't able to solve the problem in other way.
Jeep store wasn't able to solve the problem in other way.
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21 Willy’s doing the same. Been no three times tomorr morning !So last August I ordered my first Jeep, a 2020 JLUR with the 3.6 and auto transmission, and got it delivered in June. It was one of the first built when the factory reopened after lockdown. So far I've put about 8,400 miles on it. Now that I've started commuting again, I've noticed some weird behavior from the transmission. I always thought it was a bit unrefined, but just assumed that was normal. Now that I'm noticing a consistent problem, I think I've got a transmission issue. All gears shift perfectly except from 3rd to 4th, and down from 4th to 3rd. Under normal acceleration, going up from 3rd to 4th, there is always a slight, yet noticeable delay, almost like power is being cut off for a split second. Going down from 4th to 3rd, the transmission almost feels like its binding, and makes the Jeep lurch forward, sometimes quite violently. This is uncomfortable when making turns and stopping at red lights. I'm posting here first before taking it to the dealer because I'm hesitant to have them tear down a practically brand new car. Any thoughts?
Mine does the exact same thing dealer says nothings wrong. I’ve had Jeeps for 30 years. Somethings wrongAs I previously mentioned, I just purchased this jeep last weekend. It is really hard to capture on vid but by a stroke of luck I caught one slip from 3rd to 4th(has happened 3 times before shifting to 4th before). Seems in line with OP and other users correct?
I can't believe they would say that. My transmission was replaced and have not had an issue since. Knocks on wood*Mine does the exact same thing dealer says nothings wrong. I’ve had Jeeps for 30 years. Somethings wrong