[josh.glandorf]

then Jeep should offer a straight up swap of your recalled model for a 24/25 subject to mileage, condition, etc. In the long run it could save them millions.

I’m not sure this is correct. I had my battery replaced in my 2021 4xe late November 2024 and it’s also part of the recall. If what you say is true then they installed a battery that was over a year old.

 

[josh.glandorf]

then Jeep should offer a straight up swap of your recalled model for a 24/25 subject to mileage, condition, etc. In the long run it could save them millions.

Subject to mileage! They can kiss my ass. How about all the inconvenience of multiple trips to the dealership, almost 4 months now in total, inability to charge due to fire risk, etc.

 

[BXFXJeep]

 

[b11wheat]

Problem is that it is only indicative of the separators not being a problem right now but what about when the vehicle is out of warranty.

I did get the extended , I figured there would be some issues. I hope any other issues will be covered

 

[IslanderOffRoad]

you'd think they would take their ducks off the dash before taking the Jeep in...

 

[New4XEMan]

you'd think they would take their ducks off the dash before taking the Jeep in...

Have a strong feeling those are permanent - otherwise can you imagine that nightmare over any speed bump? 🤣

 

[IslanderOffRoad]

Have a strong feeling those are permanent - otherwise can you imagine that nightmare over any speed bump? 🤣

Fair enough.. but I'm like jeez what if they had to do some work in the dash?

 

[BXFXJeep]

you'd think they would take their ducks off the dash before taking the Jeep in...

Took mine in this morning, I think me stripping racks and other 💩 off took me more time than they would spend on the recall.

 

[IslanderOffRoad]

Took mine in this morning, I think me stripping racks and other 💩 off took me more time than they would spend on the recall.

Totally different. Racks aren't cluttering the area they have to work in.

 

[foxredlab]

Took my 2022 Rubicon in yesterday. Just received call that battery passed and is ready for pickup.

 

[BXFXJeep]

Totally different. Racks aren't cluttering the area they have to work in.

I was just thinking if the battery is a dud, they would probably need access to the rear cargo.

 

[CAD4XE]

Just drop off my High Altitude at the dealership just now and they said they need my Jeep two days with them to perform the Remedy and I said GO FOR IT.!
So will see in two days if need a new Battery ot Not

 

[BXFXJeep]

Just drop off my High Altitude at the dealership just now and they said they need my Jeep two days with them to perform the Remedy and I said GO FOR IT.!
So will see in two days if need a new Battery ot Not

My battery went from 15kWh to 12kWh when charging from <1% - 100%, it's been like this for well over a year I think, I don't have a home charger, so I'm always partial charging, in the summer I finally did a <1% -100%.

 

[Brainblack]

Just spoke to my dealership and they are not trained to fix it and won’t be until mid 2025. So now I have to research and get my jeep to another location at my expense. Plus it is worth roughly half what it was when I bought it. Comedy of errors by jeep. I’d trade it tomorrow but doesn’t make financial sense. I’ll never buy another jeep product after TEN previous vehicles. The have a “buy back” team, but that was declined without explanation.

 

[dbldare]

I don’t understand “at your expense”. I have to take mine to whatever dealership I choose, on my dime. What do you mean?

 

[IslanderOffRoad]

I don’t understand “at your expense”. I have to take mine to whatever dealership I choose, on my dime. What do you mean?

I'd imagine a rural customer would have to drive significantly further to get to the next dealership. If thats a 2-3 hour drive its not insignificant in terms of inconvenience, fuel expense, etc.

 

[Brainblack]

I don’t understand “at your expense”. I have to take mine to whatever dealership I choose, on my dime. What do you mean?

They have a fix, but my dealership isn’t trained to fix it, so I have to research and find a dealership in another area that can fix it. I will have to get it there wherever that is. That involves getting it there, missing work, etc

 

[dbldare]

I'd imagine a rural customer would have to drive significantly further to get to the next dealership. If thats a 2-3 hour drive its not insignificant in terms of inconvenience, fuel expense, etc.

Makes total sense. Kinda thought that’s what was meant.

 

[Brainblack]

I'd imagine a rural customer would have to drive significantly further to get to the next dealership. If thats a 2-3 hour drive its not insignificant in terms of inconvenience, fuel expense, etc.

I found a dealership 75 miles away that can fix, but it is a 2 day repair. They won’t guarantee a loaner which means I have to also potentially inconvenience someone else to follow me on two days.

 

[Clutch Auto Deals]

but it is a 2 day repair

95b is a couple hours, assuming you bring it in uncharged. It's all of .7 billable hours for the dealership. If theyre keeping it for a couple days, they're just getting it in the queue and letting it sit for a while.