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School a Toyota guy on reliability
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Did they break down Jeep models?
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3VZE. The V-6 engine of tomorrow...today!!!! HINT: JUNK.
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Very good point. Ya always have to be careful with statistics like these. Especially in this case
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I have a 2021 JTR the only warranty issue I’ve had so far is the right U-Joint Bearing fell out. This is not a common issue but they have a 1/2 clip that hold the bearing in place & can detach. They had to replace the Axel shaft on that side. Also if you lift the truck with an aftermarket lift you may have to replace the rear springs & bump stops over to a Ram 1500 3” Spring & an 1800lb rated bump stop if you intend to put on a cap or a Roof top tent. The lift springs will sag and eventually bottom out, blow out your shocks & cause a cascading host of problems. I’m having this done on mine since it was sagging already about an inch after a lift that was done a few months ago & I added an RSI Smart-cap. This will bring it back to the stock rated weight capacity. That being said I still love this truck but if you do mods expect a few issues.
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