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To those with level 2 chargers at home

Can I ask which ones youre using? Do you like it? Was there something you did or didn't get that you regret?

Im having a hard time sorting through reviews and writeups, a lot of them seem to be AI slop promoting the big dogs. Any insight appreciated!

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u/imperialTiefling — 13 hours ago
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Check engine light

Do anyone have issue with the car giving check engine light after using level 2 charger? And will only use gas mode. My 24 Wrangler being in the shop for the issues 3-5 times now.

u/asdqwe33w — 9 hours ago
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2024 Wrangler 4xE - Check Engine Light, No Codes

My 2024 Wrangler 4xE surprised me with a surprise Check Engine light this morning. I brought it to an auto parts store and it's not throwing any codes. The Jeep starts, although roughly, and has a lot of hesitation from a dead stop or moving slow. The AC isn't working. All diagnostics through the Jeep app and the dashboard are good.

I just got home on Monday from a 3,300 mile road trip and had no issues at all. It drove normally yesterday as well. It has 40k miles on it and passed the hybrid battery recalls earlier this year with no problems. I plan to bring it to the dealership but I can't get over there until later this week. Any ideas? Does this sound familiar to anyone else?

ETA: I was able to drive home, watching the voltage info on the dash, it stayed at 12.6 while driving. I got home, turned it off, and let it sit unplugged for about 30 minutes. Started it again and the voltage was up to 13.7 sitting in the driveway.

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u/NC_Camper — 13 hours ago
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Okay Okay. We get it. You hate your 4xe. can you leave this sub now?

we get it. there have been problems. some of us still like the car, and want to have a subreddit where we can post about it. We don't need to know in literally every thread how we are going to die and we should return them.

Or can we ban these people?

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u/bodhiii — 1 day ago
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Stupid question

Is the 4XE in rear wheel drive by default? What's the best setting to drive in town and on dry roads? I live in Canada and where I live we get a fair amount of snow, I haven't driven in the winter yet, should I be driving in 4 high for daily driving in the snow?

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u/zoo7777 — 1 day ago
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Meet storm 2023 sahara 4xe

Excited to be apart of the jeep family had for about 3 months and have been extremely happy so far also looking for upgrade recommendations.

u/hailcruzifer117 — 1 day ago
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R/4xe Lifetime Battery Warranty

Has anyone dug deep into the lifetime warranty?

The HV battery came with a 8 year warranty.

With time the strength of the battery diminishes and I am guessing the warranty is covering an acceptable level of usage of the battery. Being it has reached its life cycle.

Is the lifetime warranty extending coverage the life cycle or just the failure codes provided in our written lifetime warranty.

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u/WeatherNearby1646 — 1 day ago
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Trade in after new battery

Has anybody traded in after getting a replacement battery? Any (even slight) uptick in value ?

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u/Left_Deer_2676 — 1 day ago
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Jeep US customer care contact

How do I reach out to someone in the US. Have tried during the day and its either someone in India or someone in LATAM

My calls accidentally keeps getting “disconnected”

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u/AirOne7760 — 2 days ago
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2024 Rubicon X 4xe purchase?

Thinking of buying a 2024 Rubicon X 4xe fully loaded (including sky one touch roof) and new 35”tires with 60,000km for $52,000CAD (list price was $90,000CAD). All recalls have been completed - including new battery with lifetime warranty and passed engine assessment plus lifetime warranty on engine. Looking for feedback if this is a good deal and if I should still be concerned about the hybrid system and engine given they have been addressed and lifetime warranty has been provided?

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u/Ready_Illustrator883 — 3 days ago
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Used GC 4xe... yes or no?

Hi! I just test drove a 2022 Grand Cherokee 4xe and wanted to get some honest owner feedback before pulling the trigger.

It's got the Luxury Tech Group II package, 60k miles, CPO with about 4yr/40k miles of warranty left. After negotiating, the dealer is asking $25k out the door.

Carfax shows one owner, no accidents, clean title, and service records every 5,000-8,000 miles pretty consistently.

Drove it today and honestly loved it. It has the exact color that I want and the only cosmetic flaw was some wear on the driver's seat leather. Ride quality was excellent, and out of every car I've test driven in this price range, it genuinely felt the most luxurious.

My only hesitation is this is my first time considering a Stellantis vehicle, and from what I've been reading, the 4xe seems to have a reputation for reliability issues/frequent trips to the shop. I want to go in with realistic expectations.

So current or former 4xe owners, what's your real experience been like? Good, bad, ugly, all of it welcome. Trying to decide if $25k OTD for this specific car is a smart buy or if I'm about to sign up for a headache.

Thanks!

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u/JianKG — 3 days ago
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21 D recall

Has anyone went in to the dealership to get the 21D recall fixed and how was your process? I’m going in tomorrow and I want to know how long it takes for that to be fixed, plus an oil change lol. I have a jeep 4xe Willy’s 2024

u/Over_Character_1814 — 3 days ago
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Thanks, Carvana. But I owe $25k

I honestly find this insulting.

u/Ucyless — 6 days ago
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Joined the 4xe club

I just bought a 2024 Grand Cherokee 4xe. Got a pretty great deal on it.

What are some features, details or anything else you think would be good for a new owner to know or something you wish you knew sooner?

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u/apwims90 — 6 days ago
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Low Gas - No Hybrid Power

Originally, the 4xe wrangler would drive on Electricity until it was gone, then go hybrid. With a few exceptions. By the time I got home from my 32 mile round commute, the battery was always <1%.

A software change came out a few months ago (?), and now my usual commute I can arrive home with still 8 miles available for charge.

I think something else was updated recently.

My gas tank indicated empty at the usual 25 miles left, within a 1/4 mile from home.

Charged overnight to 100%. The next morning the 4xe refused to use electric power. Drove half my commute, zero electric power. Tried restarting, no change.

Stopped and got gas. Electric mode the entire drive in.

Anyone know the reason for the change? Seems silly.

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u/Hefty-Jury2561 — 5 days ago
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My Wrangler 4xe has been in and out of the dealership since March still losing power after multiple repairs

I’m posting this because I want other Jeep 4xe owners, and especially anyone considering buying one, to be aware of what I’ve been dealing with.

I own a Jeep Wrangler Rubicon 4xe, and I have been dealing with a serious loss-of-power problem that still has not been properly resolved.

My Jeep has been going back and forth to the dealership since March. It has been a repeated cycle of taking the Jeep to the dealership, having repairs or diagnostic work performed, getting it back, and then having the problem return.

There have been times when I picked up the Jeep after a repair and, within just a few days, it was back at the dealership because the same problem happened again. For example, I picked it up on a Friday, and by Tuesday it was back at the dealer.

The most concerning incidents have happened while driving on the freeway.

The Jeep has lost power, started choking, and triggered the check-engine light. During one freeway incident, I had to pull over and restart the vehicle multiple times before I could continue driving. It wasn't just one stop I had to stop repeatedly because the vehicle kept losing power.

Having a vehicle lose power repeatedly while you're driving on the freeway is extremely concerning and, in my opinion, a serious safety issue.

I reported these problems to the dealership, and since then they have replaced multiple components, including:

  • Oxygen sensors- multiple times
  • Fuel pump
  • Fuel pump module
  • High-pressure fuel pump
  • Fuel line
  • And now they are replacing the power distribution center/power box based on instructions from Stellantis engineers.

Despite all of these repairs, the problem has continued to return.

I've also had to spend more than $4,000 out of pocket on rental vehicles because I cannot reliably use my own Jeep.

And now, on top of everything else, Stellantis is disputing/denying my rental reimbursement.

That's extremely frustrating because I didn't rent vehicles because I wanted to. I needed transportation while my Jeep was sitting at the dealership being diagnosed and repaired.

I'm not posting this to attack individual dealership employees. I want to document my experience and warn other 4xe owners about what I have experienced with Stellantis.

Has anyone else experienced repeated loss of power on a Wrangler 4xe where the dealership kept replacing different components but couldn't identify the root cause?

And if you went through a similar situation with Stellantis, how did it eventually get resolved?

I'm going to keep updating this post as things develop.

u/StrictReflection682 — 6 days ago
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Stranded After Charging

Got to a public charger right around when it should’ve hit 100%, but found it at 0% with this warning. The car wouldn’t start on gas or let me shift into neutral, so I had to tow it to the service center. They said they’re replacing the HV battery. Any idea what could’ve caused this?

u/planckedge — 7 days ago
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Road work notifications

What is with these new road work ahead notifications!

I got one of these notifications and it disabled my Apple CarPlay navigation and music. There wasn’t even road work. I had to disconnect my phone and reconnect to get it to work again, while driving.

Is there a way to turn these off?

4 more months of this car. Can’t wait to get rid of it.

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u/NYNY4545 — 5 days ago