Vic

Im glad they approved the warranty !

Hope you get back on the road soon.

finnd1

you can run the VIN here

http://www.compnine.com/vid.php

XBlacky08X

I'm over 40k miles on my 08 X and so far, no issues... Thank god

bbkoz

Glad to see Chrysler is taking care of this. Now if they take care of the poor jeeper that had the tranny recall fire, I might consider another product from them.

tpm152

I ran mine and couldn't find anything regarding where the engine was built. The only thing I saw about assembly was that the L in my VIN apparently meant my vehicle was built in the south Toledo plant. Does that apply for the engine as well?

John_B

skisailbike, Wow what a terrible story, at least a somewhat happy ending....
With my Jeep at 31k and much off roading it really excites the fear of possibility

Its times like these I wonder what if this happens off road, how the heck you get the Jeep to the road?

ronjenx

To repeat a previous post:

The engine number is on the left rear of the block, just below where the head/block parting line is. The second place in the engine number will be S for Saltillo, Mexico, or T for Trenton.

Vic

tHIS IS what mine came up with

Wrangler Unlimited X (U.S. Can Mex &Bux)
So which one is it ?

Here is the hole thing


1: US
J: Jeep
4: MPV
B: 5001-6000# (2268 - 2721 KG) GVWR & Hyd.Brakes
A: Wrangler Left Hand Drive(4x4)
3: Wrangler Unlimited X (U.S. Can Mex &Bux)
H: Extended Open Body Wrangler
1: 3.8L 6 CYL Gasoline Non Turbo
8: Check Digit
A: 10
I:

youenjoyzedella

you've really gotta wonder what was done in the first 5K...

there was probably a reason why there was an almost new jeep with 5k on the lot.

kik

I appreciate your knowledge in these matters ronjenx, but I can't find it My window sticker indicates Engine United States. Hope that means what I think it means.