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They were actively looking for Mopar parts to repair a cracked manifold. The couldn’t locate one. Finally they found one that was not an Mopar part but allowed it with the warranty. The service guy at the dealership told me that I needed a new engine but that Mopar was gonna try everything...

No. I want my motor and to keep my warranty. They already owe me the motor. So they get to just drop my warranty because they chose to stop making the parts ? How convenient for them. They owe me the motor and a warranty. If they can’t do that , they own me market value for my jeep and...

They come out smelling like a rose in each scenario. They are already obligated to fix my jeep under the warranty. If I just sell it to them for market value, again, they are just gonna put in a motor and sell it for what they bought it for. Either way they are out of the warranty at no cost...

Sorry about the last sentence…… They should make this right

This lifetime powertrain warranty came free of charge with the jeep when I purchased it. Chrysler was in a pinch at the time and added this perk to select vehicles to encourage people to purchase them. It was part of the reason that I purchased the jeep and I have held up my end of the bargain...

Yes. Jeep has to do the repairs with Mopar parts. Problem is that Mopar has conveniently stopped making parts for the 07-09 Jks

Mopar can’t find a factory engine for my 08 jk with a lifetime powertrain warranty. So they are trying to buy my jeep. I don’t think that it’s fair for them to buy my jeep even at market value and not give me something for the warranty. So I’m asking what is a fair buy out for my warranty...

This is a general opinion question. If you owned a jk with 250k miles on it with a lifetime powertrain warranty still in tact, what would that warranty be worth as far as jeep possibly trying to buy you out of it?

Yes. I own it. The lifetime powertrain warranty is solid in its definition. They want out of these warranties so in my opinion they stopped making the engine and parts. But since they made this decision, they should come up with a better option than to offer me what a low traded in offer...

So a regional guy for Chrysler calls today and offers me nada/kbb 7k (which is way less than what you can sell the keep for now) and didn’t even offer to let me keep the jeep. So they expect me to sell them my jeep for way less than market value and I get nothing for my lifetime powertrain...

Thanks for the advice. I have a conference call with a regional guy from keep tomorrow I expect it to happen then

So you feel that if I am offered market value for the jeep and I get to keep it, that would be fair?I need an educated opinion. If it costs me 5-6 k to replace the engine, I’m looking at pocketing 6k or so. I personally would rather have my jeep fixed and keep the warranty but evidently that’s...

I’ve got a 08 jk that has 250k miles on it. I’ve kept up with inspections but I have a blown head. It’s been in the shop for months at the dealership while they have been looking for a replacement engine or parts to repair my current engine. I am getting a call from the regional guy tomorrow...