The Jeep Wrangler (JL) is the fourth generation of the Wrangler off-road vehicle, available in two- and four-door bodies starting in 2017. Forum sponsored by: Quadratec The Jeep JL Wrangler's 2.0L turbo engine receives mixed reviews. Many owners are happy with its acceleration and fuel economy (22-28 mpg reported), citing ample low-end torque.

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Some suggest it performs better than the 3.6L V6, especially at higher elevations. However, the V6 has a longer track record and proven reliability. A potential issue to be aware of is a coolant leak due to loose screws ... Why your steering wanders or seems loose One of the biggest issues with Jeeps and a topic that almost repeats itself in a new thread each week is "wandering or loose steering".

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As a forum contributor on JeepForum for close to 5 years now, I see it over and over. I'll first volunteer that... (11) Jeep Grand Cherokee Stop / Start Unavailable Service Fix Auxiliary Battery location & Replacement - YouTube EDIT: In case that link becomes broken, it's under the front passenger seat indeed. Roll the seat all the way forward and access from the rear passenger side door. Both main and aux batteries are there.

Final Thoughts

A dead Jeep is like a big, old, overfed pet turtle. They move slowly, at best, usually requiring pushing around to do so. And just pretty much sit there and take up space. Understand also a new engine is going to take at least something like 10 days to source and have delivered. So call around. A forum community dedicated to all jeep owners and enthusiasts.

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