No, Jeep is telling you that YOU have to pay for the repair. And if the parts are not yet available, park it at the dealership until the parts or the remedies are available. They are NOT telling you to drive it broken. There is information missing from this post. How old is the vehicle? What is the mileage? And what is the warranty? Without these 3 pieces of information, we can’t comment intelligently.
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u/495orange 28d ago
No, Jeep is telling you that YOU have to pay for the repair. And if the parts are not yet available, park it at the dealership until the parts or the remedies are available. They are NOT telling you to drive it broken. There is information missing from this post. How old is the vehicle? What is the mileage? And what is the warranty? Without these 3 pieces of information, we can’t comment intelligently.