JeepCares
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I also have the same issue. In shop now and they wanted to replace engine. Jeep rep said no fix for now because engineers are working on a permanent fix. @JeepCares what is the permanent fix that they are talking about? Right now they were going to rebuild one side of the engine and they put it on hold for a permanent fix.
My Flawdiator has 1056 miles. Been in the shop twice, total of 8 days so far, for the code 0300 misfire CEL. Just came on again for the third time. Taking it to a different dealer tomorrow, maybe better techs. Also looking at FCA buying it back. I used to love this vehicle. Now I donāt trust it, which makes me despise it. @JeepCares
Update: the saga continues......with less than 600 miles, my Gladiator is still in the shop. This makes the 3rd time in a month of ownership for a total of 18 days and counting. CEL & ESS light. Dealership is now requesting a field engineer as no one, including FCA, have a fix. Iāve had a case open since my first incident, but FCA reluctant to make this right for the consumer. Will continue to update and unfortunately if I canāt remedy this on my own, I likely need to get legal representation as Iām getting nowhere with FCA & Dealership. @JeepCares
I also have the same issue. Traded my jeep gladiator sport for a Rubicon and by the first week of ownership i got the auto start/stop light and check engine light on. 1st time in the dealership and they claimed it was the fuel quality affecting the engine due to ethanol content. Got it back and a few days later same thing happened. Its a the dealership for the second time now within 3 weeks of ownership. They had the jeep for a week now and said they are talking to a jeep engineer to fix the problem but have not been able to find the problem. Went to try and get a rental from them and they claim that jeep did not want to approve a rental because they are unsure or what is wrong with the vehicle. Here is a copy of the first visit. Any suggestions on what to do?
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Hello everyone,Yes, disappointing to say the least and Iām sure the number of affected vehicles goes well beyond those of us on the forum. Tuesday will be four weeks they have had mine on trip #2 to the repair shop. Dealership is waiting on direction from corporate. Obviously no one knows what is wrong, much less how to fix the problem. Or, alternatively, corporate is hiding the ball and is afraid to acknowledge the problem.
Certainly makes you wonder because corporate is apparently not sharing any relevant information with their dealer network. They have had plenty of time to sort this out and to be more transparent about what is going on.
I am beginning to wonder if there is a way for us, as affected owners, to lodge an official complaint as a group with corporate.
@JeepCares ā is anyone listening?
We certainly share your concerns with the poor experience you've had with your new vehicle ownership. Thank you for bringing this to our attention.
If you are currently working with your dealer regarding this concern, we would appreciate for you to reach out to us privately with your VIN so that we may record your vehicle into our records as well as assist in your repair process. If you have not yet brought this to the attention of your dealer, please know that our team would be happy to offer additional support during your future visit.
Please know that our team is working diligently within our powers alongside specialists and dealers on your behalf. If you would like to receive this supplemental support, kindly send us a private message.
Kathryn
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