I had my cluster replaced last year, but it was for the screen - it developed a line of dead pixels vertically.
Amen. I would hesitate to do it even when / if it died. Jeep / Stellantis designed and manufactured these vehicles to be as quick and easy to assemble as possible with ZERO s***s given about repairability. I get the concept and know it is now an industry standard to maximize profit. But, it scares me silly to think about someone on a clock doing warranty work and inducing God only knows how many rattles, creaks, and other noises into the dash. Nope.
its not the infotainment screen size, it is the 3.5 little screen between the speedo and tach
on these recalls, I wish owners had the option of installing the parts themselves
Yeah used to be a drivability/electrical tech so I've had many dashes apart chasing down harness issues. It's one area where they don't make them like they used to very much applies. They've sacrificed repairability for quick assembly for years now.
Not talking about the infotainment screen. The cluster is different depending on the trim package. My Rubicon has a 7" cluster.
I got so tired of taking the 2021 lemon Gladiator Jeep sold me I traded it in on a Tacoma. Glad I did. At least I won’t be back out at the dealer get the junk pile fixed for the 6th time in 3 years for engine failure, transmission failure and paint failure on a truck with 16,000 miles. First time I have been without a Chrysler product in 33 years and a Jeep product in 21 years. Sad thing is FCA doesn’t give a $?!&. All I wanted them to do was buy it back so I could get another one. They claim it did not meet lemon standard. I guess the bar for a lemon Jeep is quite high or they would be buying them all back. Jeep, where quality is job none. jeeps are now like their little sibling Fiat. Fix it again Tony.This is my notice.
I thought this would be specific to your VIN, but it isn't.
