r/JeepGrandCherokee

I have a 2015 Jeep Grand Cherokee that is having intermittent overheating issues. I had the code for a bad thermostat in December. swapped it out with an OEM. It went out again in February. I took it to the shop and they put it a new OEM. They did not bleed the system so I took it back and had a flush done. After the flush I noticed the gauge would move a bit but never get in the area of concern. Its been about 1.5 months. I just got it where the thermostat gauge was going way up and down again. I took it back to the same shop, they looked at it and said there was an air bubble in the system so they bled it multiple times yesterday and said it seems fine now. My real question is, is this normal? or is it possible my head-gasket may have a leak?

I bought a 2025 Grand Cherokee a couple of weeks ago. I believe The auto climate control has an issue and the dealer/ service advisor is trying to convince me it is working as intended. If i set it to auto and put the temp to HI it doesn't blow much air at all. I can feel a little heat coming out but the fans never kick in. If i set it low it works as expected.

I have never had a car that when you set it to auto and HI that it doesn't try to bake you (fans on hi heat hi) out of the car no matter what the temperature is outside. Anyone else able to confirm who is correct?

I just replaced my radiator(first time) but what type of radiator coolant would you use for a 2018 Jeep Grand Cherokee Limited/Sterling?

Hi i brought my jeep gc hemi in for a diagnostic and replacing these gaskets came up along with brakes and tires .

How serious is the gasket replacement ? how did they notice it was needed?

the cost is 1100$ to replace those gaskets and i would add changing spark plugs i guess.

any info advice would be appreciated

thnks

Does anyone know of any common issues that could be causing parasitic draw on the 2016 Jeep Grand Cherokee (3.6L 75th Yr Anniversary Model)? Both main and auxiliary battery brand new, but recently, it’s been dying overnight. I would jump it, and it works perfectly fine, shows good voltage but after a few days it would just die overnight. I’m convinced it’s suffering from some form of parasitic draw but just wanted to see if anyone knows of any known common issues I could maybe start with first? Any help would be appreciated!

Hi, I have a 2021 Grand Cherokee. I am using a cord to connect my phone for Android Auto. I can mess with all the chosen apps that I put on the tool bar, see incoming calls and messages, I simply can not reply to them.

If I try to reply to a message the car replies with ' If you want to reply I need more information, check car notifications when it's safe'. After putting the vehicle in park there are no notifications, I've even tried this without ever taking the car out of park. As far as I can tell all permissions are given, what could I be missing?

Thanks in advance!