View Poll Results: How many problems have you had with your Jeep?
None
519
43.39%
One
259
21.66%
Two
136
11.37%
> Two
282
23.58%
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How problematic is your Jeep?
03-27-2008, 08:44 AM
#22
JK Newbie
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13 months, 14k miles no issues. Never exerienced any of the issues that it was recalled for, but had recalls done. It wasn't leaking, but the dealer did the Freedom top seal replacement TSB while it was in for a recall. Trouble free so far.
03-27-2008, 08:51 AM
#23
Well, I don't consider mine to be that problematic... but I've still had more than 2 issues (August '06 build date):
I have also experienced the auto-tranny overheat "ding" a few times (code 0218) while climbing to higher elevations in 4WD high. Chrysler considers this normal and recommends a tranny cooler, but I consider it an issue that Chrysler should be addressing.
Still, overall, I've been extremely happy with the Jeep!
- Stall Bug (happened only once and was fixed under warranty by a flash/recall.)
- Steering Box Leak (could have been caused by wheeling... but doubtful. Replaced under warranty.)
- Leaky Soft-Top (fixed under warranty by replacing door/seal headers.)
- ESP/BAS Light Acting Up (dealer replaced steering wheel clockspring under warranty-- did not fix issue.)
I have also experienced the auto-tranny overheat "ding" a few times (code 0218) while climbing to higher elevations in 4WD high. Chrysler considers this normal and recommends a tranny cooler, but I consider it an issue that Chrysler should be addressing.
Still, overall, I've been extremely happy with the Jeep!
03-27-2008, 08:53 AM
#24
JK Enthusiast
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This is why I waited to get the 2008 instead of the 2007. It seems that folks with 08's have fewer problems then the folks with 07's. But thats just what I've seen.
No problems yet *knock on wood*
No problems yet *knock on wood*
03-27-2008, 08:55 AM
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03-27-2008, 09:33 AM
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or maybe because it is still pretty new... dont worry your problems will come LOL
03-27-2008, 09:39 AM
#27
JK Junkie
Ive had a bunch.
Bad clock spring noticed day 2 at 40 miles. (fixed)
leaking hard top (fixed)
leaking soft top (fixed)
leaking steering box (not fixed)
exhaust leak (not fixed)
and its an '08.
Bad clock spring noticed day 2 at 40 miles. (fixed)
leaking hard top (fixed)
leaking soft top (fixed)
leaking steering box (not fixed)
exhaust leak (not fixed)
and its an '08.
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03-27-2008, 10:41 AM
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JK Newbie
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Hey Racer, I was just told that my clock spring needed changing.... was you sympton a squeeky steering wheel when the interior warmed up?
