NUBS MCGEE
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I only have 5,500 miles on her. I was looking underneath today and seen oil leaking. pulled the dipstick and it is at capacity.
Any ideas?
Anything to worry about yet?
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I only have 5,500 miles on her. I was looking underneath today and seen oil leaking. pulled the dipstick and it is at capacity.
Any ideas?
NUBS MCGEE
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At the dealership today to see what they think.
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mrmet1983
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First time I've seen this but yep, that's what I was thinking, RMS.
NUBS MCGEE
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Should be under warranty, Evan with a few small mods??
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Key words are "should be". If you're dealership wants to be a jerk, they can void your warranty for pretty much anything they want. Sure, you can fight it but, it's a pain.
KPM171
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Good luck Nubs! :thumb: Keep us posted.
NUBS MCGEE
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O.K. It is the rear main leaking.:grayno: She goes in next week to get fixed.
This dealership was pretty cool, they had it in and out very quickly. The tech even turned out my tpms light and recalibrated the speedo for the bigger tires for me. The service manager said that they like to see people use jeeps as jeeps and not just grocery getters:thumb:
I will be back for sure
This dealership was pretty cool, they had it in and out very quickly. The tech even turned out my tpms light and recalibrated the speedo for the bigger tires for me. The service manager said that they like to see people use jeeps as jeeps and not just grocery getters:thumb:
I will be back for sure
KPM171
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Which dealership? They sound like the kind of place I'd like to do business with!
cozdude
Guy with a Red 2-Door
O.K. It is the rear main leaking.:grayno: She goes in next week to get fixed.
This dealership was pretty cool, they had it in and out very quickly. The tech even turned out my tpms light and recalibrated the speedo for the bigger tires for me. The service manager said that they like to see people use jeeps as jeeps and not just grocery getters:thumb:
I will be back for sure
Great news Nubs!!
NUBS MCGEE
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Len Stoler, In Westminster, md
Spartan
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O.K. It is the rear main leaking.:grayno: She goes in next week to get fixed.
This dealership was pretty cool, they had it in and out very quickly. The tech even turned out my tpms light and recalibrated the speedo for the bigger tires for me. The service manager said that they like to see people use jeeps as jeeps and not just grocery getters:thumb:
I will be back for sure
So they can recalibrate the speedo for bigger tires. That's good to know. I asked dealerships about this before, and they said they couldn't do it.
They can only recalibrate up to the tallest tire that is sold on new Jeeps. At the moment, that would be a 265. Anything taller and you would need a Flashcal or ProCal to do it.
Spartan
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On My last Jeep I used a Superchip, but didn't really use it for anthing other the recalibrating the speedo. Tried some of the tunes, and didn't notice much differance, so with this Jeep I'm thinking I'll just recalibrate the speedo. If I'm just wanting to recalibrate my speedo for 35's or 37's would the ProCal be the best was to go?
NUBS MCGEE
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The tech used my ProCal, I was having a hard time with the switches on it. The ProCal is fine for 35's or 37's, the instructions give you the codes for a lot bigger.
A ProCal or a FlashCal. Both are cheaper and both will get the job done just fine.