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Not Shifting Properly
2015 Jeep Grand Cherokee
This problem may be covered under warranty. Ask your Jeep dealer.
CarComplaints.com Notes: The 2015 Jeep Grand Cherokee shows an early trend of transmission complaints. Most of the complaints are for rough shifting — things like jerking & hesitation when shifting gears.
The 2014 Jeep Grand Cherokee also has the same transmission issues.
8.3
pretty bad- Typical Repair Cost:
- $1,900
- Average Mileage:
- 28,400 miles
- Total Complaints:
- 15 complaints
Most Common Solutions:
- not sure (15 reports)
transmission problem
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A D V E R T I S E M E N T S
Started noticing a jump forward when starting out at stop light. Ticking started to occur loudly when I change from park to drive or reverse, neutral every gear. Ticks loudly for a few minutes then settles down. I took it to the dealership to diagnose. They said there was a shifter recall and it should "clear up the problem" - it did not. They then a said it was a broken transmission mount and when replaced for $594 it would "clear up the problem". I asked three times to make sure it eliminated the ticked and bucking forward. I was told yes it would. The didn't work, I was immediately contacted when the mount was replaced, and told it didn't work that it was no longer banging with gear shift but was still ticking. It never banged so... It was taken in for the ticking. Now I'm being told it will cost $2500 to replace the transmission case and that the trans control module (if probably the culprit that caused it to fail). The control module will be another $800 for a total of $3300.
I would only have to pay $108 for the initial mount part and they would void the other $500 charged to me for the mount fix. I went down to the dealership the next morning and I asked for the damaged mount and was told it was taken out with the trash (which went out at 4:30 when they told me they were just getting started on the repair for the mount. Now on Monday, they still have it in the trash they are "looking" for it and cannot find it. Totally misdiagnosed, they still sound "not sure" about the root cause. I'm so pissed that I have to pay this kind of money for a vehicle that is plagued with transmission issues and all they attempt to do is a software re-program (which they keep telling me has nothing to do with the transmission). My tires are all wearing uneven and they are telling me that caused the problem.
I believe the uneven tire wear is being caused by the transmission issue not providing the right torque to all the tires evenly as it should. This is a ridiculous amount of money for a "guess" at a fix that may not work. Parts are on backorder for ever a week. I don't know if investing this will allow me to keep the vehicle for another few years with no issues or if this will continue. I'm getting a second opinion. Chrysler knows this is an ongoing problem with this Grand Cherokee Limited yet they continue to do nothing because there is a statute of limitations on the recall. I love my Jeep and have never had a problem until now. It still seems like a severe issue for a vehicle that should last well over 200k miles.
- Michelle M., Haverhill, MA, US