It depends on the dealer. I've only had loaners when it was a warranty repair. Jeep might reimburse for a rental if the dealer won't provide one when they should.
Standard Warranty ends at 36k miles or 36 months from date of purchase, whichever comes first.
% when fuel is injected rotation slows from higher compression values. Multiple conditions can cause that: air in inlet side to HP pump from fuel filter, restricted fuel filter, fuel transfer or gyro pump failure, fuel control valve failed mechanically open, short to ground in fuel control harness, dump valve mechanically failed open, internal failure of HP pump, face seal failure on HP lines from pump to rail or rail to injectors, open return poppet in injector and also a start inhibit for whatever reason that would disable all injector drivers.
Wow thank you for that!! Very informative. Hopefully they give me a loaner!That’s a no fuel crank
Fuel transfer: high volume/low pressure
Injection pump: low volume/high pressure
If a leak is present on HP side it will start just takes an extended crank time due to pump being low volume.
You’re within the 36 months and 36,000 mile bumper to bumper warranty and really within the 10yr/100k powertrain too. Sounds like it’s Jeep’s problem.
No worries, hope they sort it out for you.
