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I specifically said it’s not the dealers problem.

I called Jeep and provided my thoughts and they got the new valve cover to the dealership in two days. Vehicle was completed last Tuesday butI have been out of town on business all week so picking it up in the morning. I hope it is truly fixed. Still not sure why a dealership doesn’t have the...

And honestly after buying close to 15 new cars in my time I would say I have never had any experience this sort of problem that is so impactful in such a short period of time off the lot. So I guess you are right it is unique to me. It is what it is. Doesn't mean we have to be quiet about it though.

I get what you are saying but these valve covers are known to be defective. So before one is sold to a customer replace it with the new part. Oh wait, that means they can't sell it because the parts are not available. God forbid they have to eat any money on it, they would much rather sell it...

Yeah I know it was more a statement of let Jeep suffer vs the consumers. Jeep is allowing these to be sold knowing that if they encounter this problem the customer is without the vehicle for weeks, maybe months. So repair it before it is sold even if that requires it to sit on a lot for months...

Dealer called today and said it is the valve cover. Bad news is they said the covers are not available and could be over a month before they can order one. That is ridiculous and I would have never spent money on something sold "broken". My wife has a 2021 Wrangler from Feb. So 100K in Jeeps in...

Are these valve covers leaking at this low mileage.? I have read about them causing this problem. Is it on the right side? I can see the O2 sensors on the driver side and they look fine.

2021 Sport with 3.6 got the dreaded codes yesterday with 3400 miles. All dealers are backed up for weeks. Running really rough not sure I should even drive it to dealer on Monday. Here are the codes it is throwing. And a link to the TSB 18-024-21