Bakerboy
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- Bradley
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What are the chances that the front axle FAD was never hooked up at the factor. Screen shot from dealer attached.
I am the original owner of the 2023 Mojave. I live on the eastern shore of MD and mainly drive on Assateague island or Chincoteague island or Cape Hatteras. So sand. I air down to 15-18psi depending on conditions. I've drive on the beach for over 40 years, Bronco's, Excursions, F250, F150, Ram's, etc. This is my first jeep.
I just figured it drove funny.
BUT... last week while in Cape Hatteras when surf fishing I parked in some really live sand. Needed a "tug" from my son's Ram to get out and just figured it was live sand. Then a day later, we went out by the airport and near the dunes I was fine, but got down near the beach and again, very live sand. This time I needed to be towed back to the dune line. I figure something went wrong and took to dealer this week.
Not sure if I should be upset that according to the technical report the FAD was never hooked up or enabled from the factory or impressed that in almost 3 years of driving on the beach this is the first time I got stuck?
Thoughts from the smarter people?
What are the chances that the front axle FAD was never hooked up at the factor. Screen shot from dealer attached.
I am the original owner of the 2023 Mojave. I live on the eastern shore of MD and mainly drive on Assateague island or Chincoteague island or Cape Hatteras. So sand. I air down to 15-18psi depending on conditions. I've drive on the beach for over 40 years, Bronco's, Excursions, F250, F150, Ram's, etc. This is my first jeep.
I just figured it drove funny.
BUT... last week while in Cape Hatteras when surf fishing I parked in some really live sand. Needed a "tug" from my son's Ram to get out and just figured it was live sand. Then a day later, we went out by the airport and near the dunes I was fine, but got down near the beach and again, very live sand. This time I needed to be towed back to the dune line. I figure something went wrong and took to dealer this week.
Not sure if I should be upset that according to the technical report the FAD was never hooked up or enabled from the factory or impressed that in almost 3 years of driving on the beach this is the first time I got stuck?
Thoughts from the smarter people?
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