There are a few common faults with the Hemi Engines fitted to the Jeep SRT and the Chrysler SRT. The Most common cause of a no start issue with these cars is a Broken or several broken valve springs. In this video we show you the quick way to diagnose this and get he answers
Our Youtube channel has been bombarded with people requesting this video. Since making the first video about the problems that can occur from this we have yet to have a blocked one come through the shop. We have filmed this one on a car that is not blocked to demonstrate what you are looking for
A semi common complaint that arises both with our clients and on the Jeep social media communities is a complaint of a strong diesel exhaust smell through the cabin of the vehicle. People experience this smell through the air con vents and often its much worse when the air conditioning is set to suck air
The Jeep is common for developing a hissing noise from the dash area. Many owners notice that this sound is actually from the air vents for the climate control and have reported taking he vehicles back to the dealership to have this issue looked at. Many consumers are returning with reports that the dealer is
Jeep Fault Code P0128 is for Thermostat rationality. Don’t ignore that code, if left un attended this is what can happen tot he thermostat housing.
The Jeep Cherokee V6 is a 3.2 V6 and the Grand Cherokee is a 3.6. Mechanically they are mostly the same with only some minor differences. The main one being that the Cherokee is an east west configuration where as the Grand Cherokee is a north south. Here is a step by step guide for
Last week we released a video discussing the year gone, the challenges and the success as well as the wins and celebrations. In this video we also discussed the Vision and goals we have in place for 2023. Here it is. Thank you for your support and loyalty throughout 2022 and we wallow forward to
Part 3 and the final part of the diesel WK2 Engine removal and replacement procedure. Jeep Grand Cherokee How to Remove the Engine Part 1 Jeep Grand Cherokee How to Remove the Engine Part 2 The most common cause for the need to replace this is caused by a very common fault with the crank
Part two of the Jeep Grand Cherokee WK2 Diesel engine removal procedure. Jeep Grand Cherokee How remove the Engine Part 1 Jeep Grand Cherokee How to Remove the Engine Part 3 The most common cause for the need to replace this is caused by a very common fault with the crank shaft and con rod
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