Redjk07

Went to leave for work thursday morning. Tried putting my jeep into reverse. No tension what so ever. Had this happen once before, and it was a broken shift link. Last time it was on a boat ramp, so i guess this time is a little better. I drove the wife's car to work and came back to it later. Put the t case in neutral and rolled it off the driveway. Parking brake and a friend to hit the brakes, i crawled underneath it and shifted it manually at the transmission into drive. Then i drove it to the stealership. I have an aftermarket warranty that i have been bitchin about almost since the dealer talked me into it. So the lady said she would look it over and give me a call. I mentioned a oil leak that was new and i noticed when i was shifting it. A day later, she calls. Timing cover leaking, oil pan leaking, shift link broke in two pieces, and throttle body shot. $2000 worth of work, and it's costing me $100. I got lucky that they covered the shift link. Them covering everything else make me feel like i won the lottery. I have never had anything good come of dealing with that dealership. Truly surprised they didn't blame my lift and 35's and say i had to pay.

GSXR_&_JK

Nice! I've been hearing a lot about warranties not being honored because of lifts, kinda has me rethinking the whole desire to do it, especially since I was recently worried that I had hydrolocked mine, turned out to be water in a sensor connector but the factory warranty is still in effect and although I want to lift her, I do enjoy when repairs are little to nothing out of pocket

BlackNorthernJK

Throttle body shot? Please explain

rhinonemec

On your oil pan...did the have to replace both seals? I just had both of mine done, and the cam shaft was leaking

Redjk07

Wow. Just stumbled upon this thread. Didn't realize I had replies. Yes, they replaced both oil pan seals. And the throttle body was sticking at random throttle positions. I could tell something was off with it but never bothered to look into it.