The thing to think about is how much to fix a problem that may happen versus the loss on selling and buying another. generally the 4.0 is good for at least 250k miles. There were only a small series of engines that had the issues.
Elwarpo said:There were only a small series of engines that had the issues.
Same here. Although, honestly, I'm afraid I got stuck with one of the 4.0's that's gonna run like a top for 200K. But maybe by the time mine gets tired they'll be some nice complete DIY kits for the Pentastar or something.kidmugg said:I'm with emarlowe39.... if you like your Jeep, don't let the engine get in your way. In some ways, i HOPE mine goes bad so I have an excuse to upgrade. :laugh:
x3DAA said:kidmugg said:I'm with emarlowe39.... if you like your Jeep, don't let the engine get in your way. In some ways, i HOPE mine goes bad so I have an excuse to upgrade. :laugh:
Two and a half years later, I now have put 30K on mine and I wish I only spent 2-3k on mods but, I'm happy.fenderworks said:Great response...
Well, i guess i should keep it and not worry about it. The main reason i ask in the first place is that i am thinking about lifting it and new tires...so i dont want to drop 2 or 3 grand and then the motor start having issues.