22EcoDs
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They warranty them ?Agreed. I was in for the batteries going bad again, so no big deal.
They ordered the parts, he’s guessing 6 months out. ? What a crap show.
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They warranty them ?Agreed. I was in for the batteries going bad again, so no big deal.
They ordered the parts, he’s guessing 6 months out. ? What a crap show.
I didn't think anyone has mention a software update yet. My service writer said about 2 hrs for swapping out the pump.I'm scheduled for the Z96 HPFP Safety Recall next Tuesday. The information that I saw from Sallantis said that if the Jeep was running all the dealer would replace is the fuel pump which would take 1.7 hours.
My Gladiator has about 47,000 miles and has ran perfectly, so I'm expecting in and out in half a day ..... WRONG !!! I just spoke with the service department and they told me to expect that my Gladiator will be tied up for one to two days.
Apparently there is a soft ware update, which is part of the repair that takes 4 hours. I think that as much press as this recall has received that this would have been mentioned on this forum?
They are lying to you. There is no software flash.Apparently there is a soft ware update, which is part of the repair that takes 4 hours. I think that as much press as this recall has received that this would have been mentioned on this forum?
Mine was done in a 1/2 day, dropped off in the morning and got a call around lunch that it was done. No mention of a software update on the paperwork.I didn't think anyone has mention a software update yet. My service writer said about 2 hrs for swapping out the pump.
NopeHas anyone been told they have to bring the truck in on dead empty? I’m not fond of the idea of running down to the bottom of the tank.
Might be in prep for dropping the tank. Kinda odd if they think your lift pump is affected without even checking.Has anyone been told they have to bring the truck in on dead empty? I’m not fond of the idea of running down to the bottom of the tank.
The girl on the phone said something about replacing my injectors. I didn’t even get to talk to my service writer. I think their wires are crossed. I’m only eligible for the pump if I can drive in under my own power per the recall. I’m only going to get the pump replaced and then change dealers. You can’t get anyone beyond the receptionist on the phone anymore.Might be in prep for dropping the tank. Kinda odd if they think your lift pump is affected without even checking.
Nope.Has anyone been told they have to bring the truck in on dead empty? I’m not fond of the idea of running down to the bottom of the tank.
They let it sit there until they’re done with the other work that makes them more money.I'm hearing that the soft ware update is Bull Shit. What could be a reason that the dealer would keep the vehicle longer than necessary?