HooliganActual
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- First Name
- Robert
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- Jun 27, 2020
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- 10 miles from the Sun
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- 2020 Gladiator Rubicon
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- Retired
The dealership should replace one or both batteries as your 2021 should still be under warranty...unless you've got 36,000+ miles already.Man I love just how off topic this thread got.
I'll start harassing the local dealerships tomorrow but if I get a lot of flack, I'll just go get one on my own. Any I should stay away from or are there are any brands batteries I should aim for?
Obvious goal here is to have Bigfoot install it for me while wearing dealership coveralls, but I don't mind doing it in my driveway either.
Based on my recent experience (and by the way I'm sorry for hijacking your thread a bit), if you buy any battery and are still under warranty, buy it at the part counter of your dealership. When I finally got to the right person at FCA Customer Care and provided my receipts, they immediately approved the one I bought at the dealership. Once I got to the right person it was quicker to get reimbursed than the time I wasted talking to the service advisor.
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