The 4XE is doing way better 

What about corrosion?

What about the corrosion?

I’m getting a little death wobble. I’m just getting the whole MetalCloak kit for the front end installed this week.

No carb in the 2021 4xe. Unless you're talking about the CARB or California Air Resources Board.

@@dvader3263 reply back. Part of the service was a fuel injection system service. Fuel cleaner. 2 part FU.

Wow. That’s pretty crazy. Did it fail as part of the recall or after?

​@Wrangler4XEFans Hey Chis, Our Sahara was trouble free until after the recall was done. A jeep dealerhip that I have never took my vehicle to, told me it only takes 45 minutes to take care of the recall. After the recall ( 2 weeks), the engine light came on and the Jeep ran like crap. I was told by another dealership that I trust, that the hybrid battery needed to be replaced. I was also told by the dealership that there is mo way the recall only took 45 minutes to complete because it has to go through a battery cycle. Also, it still shows that the recall needs to be completed. Do you think it is realistic to believe the first dealership may have caused this?

@@callawaysc6065 There is no way to do the B9A recall in 45 minutes. This has been confirmed by Jeep in the 4XE Fans Facebook group. The process requires the vehicle to be charged all the way on site, the software updates have to be done then there are two three hour sleep cycles that have to be performed back to back on the same day. Jeep sent out a letter to everyone on the recall list stating that the recall would take between a day and a half to two days. Thankfully, it sounds like they did the software update correctly. Had they not, it wouldn’t have triggered the check engine light you are now seeing. If you have a code reader, you can pull up the active codes. You will see a P0BBD code which means you need a new battery. The first dealership should have caught that during the sleep cycles. They should not get paid by Jeep for the time they spent on your vehicle because they didn’t do it right. There are steps they skipped. It’s all moot at this point if they are replacing your battery.

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@@Wrangler4XEFans Thanks for the info Chris. Are the new batteries the exact OEM replacement or an upgrade?

@@patthe I expect the 12 volt battery to be an issue at some point. I still have the original.

@@Wrangler4XEFans haha change my vote. 12v for sure.

@@Vorsutus That stinks.

@@usafastracer565 That sounds like a failed control module or something. Are they having trouble finding the issue?

@@jerrypierson3450 I wish I understood why it starts like that. I can understand the engine starting when you open the hood so if you jump someone, the IDCM is giving full power to the battery. But I don’t understand the engine starting when in park thing.

@@Wrangler4XEFans Can you see if your 4xe does it, start it up in electric mode, leave the transmission in PARK, and push the acceleration peddle. At that point my 4xe starts and changes from electric mode to hybrid mode. Please let me know if your 4xe does the same?

@@jerrypierson3450 It does it. That has sort of frustrated me since the beginning.

@@Wrangler4XEFans Same here, I try not to do it, but sometimes by accident, I hate to start the gas engine and turn it right off. Thanks for confirming that it is normal for all 4xe, hopefully they will change it with the next update.

Agree been doing good for a while(21 Rubi). Still wonder at what point does the SOH for the battery justify a replacement through mopar warranty? At some point if the gas motor is doing more than the battery then it becomes a heavier standard wrangler 2.0.. Cell phone companies want you to replace the battery with less than 80% SOH.

I think the 21s are just starting to get to that point. I'm seeing some on mine. I'm taking it in for that next week.

@@TheLostsoulcamero Now there’s a new one I haven’t heard of. Have you tried another charger? Does it do that on the level 1?

@Wrangler4XEFans haven't tried but it didn't start until the defrost recall

@@buckeye200175 It seems like the issues that were being caused have cleared up. I haven’t heard anything lately.

@@_JimboSlice That was the point of the video. There used to be more issues than there are now. But even when some were having those issues, it wasn’t a statistically high probability. There were actually way more people that never had any issues.