Upon returning to the vehicle the next day, a large amount of liquid (oil) was leaked out under the vehicle as well as oil all over the components underneath the vehicle. Immediately exited the highway and left the vehicle overnight. While traveling with 2 small children on the highway a very strong burning smell starting coming through the ventilation system along with a small amount of smoke. My car is at the dealership now and has been down since April 29, 2022. Also stated they would reimburse recall work that customers paid for prior to recalls coming out within 60 days, but it has taken me over 4 years to try and get reimbursed. I got a bill for $29,000 for a new engine, they said my jeep was under extended warranty but don-€™t want to help foot the repairs. The dealerships are saying the failures aren-€™t due to their negligence and are causing consumers to deal with costly repairs that-€™s not their faults. In 2019 the lawsuit the EPA approved for them, allowed them to place a new patch that caused other components to continue to malfunction like the-€ high pressure fuel pump now. I-€™ve had nothing but -€œcheck engine-€ light codes in since the first patch in 2016 that they didn-€™t put in the records, I have the work order showing the patch. They made a deal with the EPA lawsuit and did a software patch which changed the engine function issues, they did a patch on the power train control module, transmission control module, and apparently the ECM engine control module. There has been over 10 recalls on these Ecodiesels since I bought the jeep brand new in 2014. The driving of these vehicles for over a year awaiting a fix has caused the engines to have other failures.
The vehicle are having failed oil coolers that stemmed from the failed EGR coolers. Their is oil being introduced into the coolant reservoirs.
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