Hello.
I have a WK with a GDE hot tune that's supposed to have the EGR valve disabled correct?
My jeep developed dripping oil leak at the rear of the engine (dealership said it was the rear main seal and repaired it with out my permission a little later on).
The CAT sensor went out and was throwing intermittent codes for the bank 1 sensor 1 low voltage and open circuit.
Failed for EGR just before taking it in, in addition same open circuit.
Took jeep to the dealership to get the oil leak trouble shot. The dealer dropped skid plate, looked around, and added UV die to the oil, and told me to drive it for a couple weeks and to please get the under carriage washed if I could. On the way home the check engine light came again, for the EGR valve in addition to the CAT o2 sensor low voltage and open circuit bank 1 sensor 1.
Was assuming the EGR fail was caused by the bad o2 sensor...
Jeep drove GRATE this entire time.
Got the undercarriage washed (dealer holding on to my skid plate), and immediately after that, the ETC light came on for half the day. Went away for a day. Then came back for good. (I of course assume the wash is what caused this problem....)
Took jeep back to dealership to finish identifying the oil and trouble shoot the ETC light.
They identified the leak as the rear main seel. Told me about the EGR codes (again). Then spent several weeks looking for a new seal, even though I told them not to fix it yet as I wanted to get a second opinion to make sure there was for sure no other addition leeks AND I was thinking I would probably have the labor done some where else...
Several weeks later they call saying the leak has been repaired and the EGR is causing the ETC fail (again) And the EGR is just now physically falling apart, several weeks later... Seems odd they wouldn't have noticed a LONG time ago. I don't know, just seems quite off to me...
Really not sure, seems odd they wouldn't have mentioned it falling apart earlier, and would be difficult not to notice...
Any information y'all can give would be greatly appreciated. Thank you.
I have a WK with a GDE hot tune that's supposed to have the EGR valve disabled correct?
My jeep developed dripping oil leak at the rear of the engine (dealership said it was the rear main seal and repaired it with out my permission a little later on).
The CAT sensor went out and was throwing intermittent codes for the bank 1 sensor 1 low voltage and open circuit.
Failed for EGR just before taking it in, in addition same open circuit.
Took jeep to the dealership to get the oil leak trouble shot. The dealer dropped skid plate, looked around, and added UV die to the oil, and told me to drive it for a couple weeks and to please get the under carriage washed if I could. On the way home the check engine light came again, for the EGR valve in addition to the CAT o2 sensor low voltage and open circuit bank 1 sensor 1.
Was assuming the EGR fail was caused by the bad o2 sensor...
Jeep drove GRATE this entire time.
Got the undercarriage washed (dealer holding on to my skid plate), and immediately after that, the ETC light came on for half the day. Went away for a day. Then came back for good. (I of course assume the wash is what caused this problem....)
Took jeep back to dealership to finish identifying the oil and trouble shoot the ETC light.
They identified the leak as the rear main seel. Told me about the EGR codes (again). Then spent several weeks looking for a new seal, even though I told them not to fix it yet as I wanted to get a second opinion to make sure there was for sure no other addition leeks AND I was thinking I would probably have the labor done some where else...
Several weeks later they call saying the leak has been repaired and the EGR is causing the ETC fail (again) And the EGR is just now physically falling apart, several weeks later... Seems odd they wouldn't have noticed a LONG time ago. I don't know, just seems quite off to me...
Really not sure, seems odd they wouldn't have mentioned it falling apart earlier, and would be difficult not to notice...
Any information y'all can give would be greatly appreciated. Thank you.