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great point!!! Ah, but I found out that the service adviser took it, too. Oh, how do I know that, the Uconnect tracked him to his residence? Whereas, with the foreman of the service department, there is no record of the drive through the same service (Uconnect).

Well, finally after two days of no reply spoke with FCA rep and gave her the paperwork regarding the work and abuse this Glad went through at the dealership. She said a Star case was generated. I guess that means FCA wants to see the Glad again in the near future. That's all folks, for now...

Probably right. oh well, just got a tornado warning. Guess I now have better things to do, like, kiss my ass goodbye. LOL

Sorry to hread Sorry to read about your story. I just looked up the South Carolina lemon parameters. Same as my past Florida residence. Did notice there is a mileage limitation here. 12 months or 12,000 miles. Anyway,bwill be sending certified mail to FCA to put them on notice, as the law...

Knew I forgot something, the pics.

And... The jeep was picked up today, the 23rd. The shop put 333 miles on it. Left me no gas. $83 to fill it up again. See pic. I dropped it off 5/9/22 with 540 miles and got it back with 873 total. Bad gas from Mopar was why the MIL engine light was on, they said. See pic. Curious, any reason...

i The only reason I assumed that the engine would need to be replaced is because the dealer's service adviser on the 2nd week that the Glad was there when I called him about the Glad, he told me he had the same type of Glad in the shop and that engine was replaced. So he suggested that it may...

The latest regarding the engine MIL function light. Just got a call from the service adviser stating that Mopar fills up the Glad's at the factory with a full tank of gas, not the dealer. That gas was defective/polluted which was used during the period when first purchased on 3/12/22 and made it...

I really appreciate the effort of your reporting and options. Thanks. In regards to paying them...not on your life. Brand new vehicle, 525 miles. Also, my driving habits are monitored by Drive Safe through State Farm. I will have documentation of downtime and a clear diagnosis of the problem...

Quick thought here. Never had a knock or noise on the vehicle.

Seriously, "lets issues bother them", sure let's pull the engine on your brand new Glad. lol. Or keep your car/truck in the shop with no rental going on for 3 weeks. Yep, you and your Zoloft will be just fine. Again lol. Please, 66 years old, been through 37 + cars/trucks so far. Only one Lemon...

Good luck. I'll keep everyone posted on the FCA jeep rep's promise to me after Monday's call from them.

Interesting.

Very funny, long gone, that's the one with the different engine from its original one. Never knew about it till I traded it in. Great kid btw. Luck you.

That's why the service adviser, (SA), called to get my permission for him to drive it over the weekend. As he said, to see if it misfired on the road. BTW, I should have mentioned this. I got an email from, [email protected] Stating: Triggered Alerts, View full info on your dashboard. 1...

Can't stop laughing. You are right I would have done the same, too. MY daughter would never have been happy with a jeep. She didn't even want my silver anniversary corvette. She settled for a brand new BMW sedan. And that too wasn't good either. Oh well, we told her.

BTW, I opened a case with FCA, Jeep Customer Care/Case Manager, today. She said she will call the service shop on Monday. I told her I dont want the vehile back. She agreed.

Not to put a dent in it, but. What happens when you resell your vehicle. You must disclose any major changes in the vehicle. Also, would you want to buy a vehicle where the engine was changed out? Oh, don't forget that an engine block number search will show that it doesn't match the vehicle's...

Ok, the Glad has been at service shop for 2 weeks.