Oil pressure switch has gone out. My jeep has less than 50,000 miles on it. The oil pressure is fine and yet I need to replace this $45 switch which will I'm being told will take 4 hours by the dealership to replace. This came on after my last oil change. Discovered the issue when my check engine light came on with a code 520. Parts manager stated this happens frequently and on cars with less tha. 10,000 miles.
2014 Jeep Wrangler engine complaints
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While on the highway (according to the jeep dealership) my oil cooler housing cracked and leaked most, if not all, of the engine's oil into the coolant system. This occurred in 10 minutes and extremely overheated the engine from the time it happened to the time I was able to pull off the highway and safely park. The oil mixing with the coolant caused it to turn into a thick mud-like consistency that clogged up the cooling system and after letting it cool down I opened the radiator then a thick brown oily/coolant mixture seeped out of the radiator. So the radiator was holding pressure prior to bringing it to the dealership. The jeep dealership replaced the oil cooler housing under warranty along with the radiator hoses but is now saying my radiator has a hole in it and not holding pressure and they are refusing to cover it under warranty, despite the jeep not having any mechanical issues prior to a hole blowing open in the engine and leaking out oil. The jeep dealership refuses to test the engine any further even though it ran for 10 minutes with little to no oil in it which most likely caused pre-mature wear. The jeep dealership wants me to pay $800+ for a new radiator. I bought this jeep 40 days ago from the dealership and it's still covered under the 100,000 mile powertrain warranty. They are trying to get my jeep out of their dealership as quickly as they can by spending the least amount of time and money.
Oil cooler housing cracked. This occurred at less than 40,000. I was lucky that I noticed it in my garage rather then while driving the vehicle. The vehicle had to be towed for repairs. If I had been driving it could have caused engine failure. Covered under power train warranty but seems to be a common theme with the 2014s. Come on fca can you seriously cant fix this issue. I mean really.
Casting sand from the heads has contaminated the engine cooling system leading to my radiator and heater core becoming clogged with sediment.
Oil cooler housing cracking under normal conditions causing oil to leak. Given the relatively slow but consistent leak this problem can go very easily unnoticed but result in catastrophic engine failure and ultimately cause accidents. If this part completely fails there may be no warning time and cause engine seize and/or permanent engine damage. Part has been re-designed multiple times and is a very well known issue in many 2014 and other year jeep wrangler vehicles. Part should be recalled and vehicles suspected to have this part inspected for leaking oil. In my scenario I noticed dripping oil from around both sides of the transmission bell housing but unable to trace to the source at first. After reading a few forums I looked down along side the oil filter housing and found a puddle of oil laying in the valley of the engine. Many others have reported this very same issue and the fact that the part has been re-designed so many times and can cause safety concerns, I would like the federal safety agency so please investigate this.
Oil filter housing leak. $700 repair. This is a piece of plastic that needs to be recalled and replaced for good with something that will actually hold up. This piece failed at 60000 miles...
Summary: oil cooler housing cracked. This occurred at less than 51,000. We were lucky that it happened in our garage rather then while driving the vehicle. The vehicle was unsafe to drive due to the oil leak and had to be towed for repairs. If we had been driving it could have caused engine failure. Covered under power train warranty but seems to be a common theme with the 2014s. Request research help *bf
After only 50k miles major oil leak from oil cooler housing. Dealership doesn't want to acknowledge ongoing issues with 1000 other owners reporting same thing. Recll needed. Large puddling under jeep after being driven
Bought my 2014 jeep wrangler sport in april 2017, it has a little over 44,000 miles. I noticed a smell of burnt oil, I havent changed the oil recently. After doing some research it appears as the oil filter housing adapter is cracked. Identified as part number 68105583aa. This is a huge issue, and according to the forums I have read a continuing problem. Why is there no recall on this? My understanding is that chrysler is aware of the problem and has replaced the part with part 68105583ae. Not a happy customer. I hate to spend almost 30,000 dollars and have to repair it after drivinf it 7,000 miles. Complete dissapointment.
Takata recall vehicle was in park noticed oil drops on concrete inspection under the jeep showed no leaks went to jeep forum discovered leak was at top, the plastic oil cooler was the problem, oil drips down into a v type reservoir so therefore when you take off at the reservoir full of oil now blows all under the motor. Went on to jeep forum and noticed that the complaint had been done numerous times by thousands of people where the part before used to be made out of metal was now being made out of plastic so the part is faulty and needs looked into thank you
Oil running down the back of my engine 3.6 with 68000 miles on it running and sitting in drive way also engine coolent over heats changed thermostat drained radiator put new coolent in still run hot pay a lot of money to buy my jeep for this ?
Oil leak coming from the top of the engine - looks to be under the intake manifold.
Cracked oil cooler released extreme amounts of oil into engine compartment and throughout engine and undercarriage. The oil spill represents a safety concern for not only road/pavement slip hazard and brake contamination but also presents a fire hazard as it occurs in the engine compartment near electrical and heated elements. After scheduling replacement, part is out of stock due to heavy demand for this particular year. After calling multiple part suppliers and dealers it appears this is a very common occurrence in this year only.
Engine leaks oil from the "oil filter adapter" that is cracked. The oil leaks onto the manifold and gets really hot causing a burning smell. It could potentially set a fire to the engine. I noticed this because of the strong burning smell and the white smoke coming from the engine.
Corner of radiator was leaking coolant, found by dealership on inspection. Noted by the dealer as a common defect for radiators in this model range and they see it a lot.
Leaking massive amounts of oil from oil filter/ cooler housing.. Oil sits on top of motor huge fire hazard.. Leaks while car is in motion.. I smelled burning oil and realized my jeep with just 40.000 miles and many other people are having the same issues when I checked the oil I was just over 2 qts of oil low luckily I noticed before the engine blew up
I noticed motor oil leaking from the bottom of my vehicle while parked. After the mechanic inspected it, it was determined to be a leak in oil cooler / filter housing after further investigation I found several car owners with the same damage in jeep vehicles below 40k. Https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=srnnehjcxvy
Oil filter housing has cracked at 36,000 miles leaking oil on top of motor creating very high risk of fire. Housing is made of plastic should b recalled and replaced with housing made of different material that wont crack . Oil leaks down back of motor an underneath vehicle getting on exhaust . This problem is occurring with many vehicles of this make an year model 2014 . Housing just cracked had not been worked on housing is faulty because of type of material it is made of
Major oil leak from the oil filter housing. This is a known problem and a fire hazard.
Major oil leak at oil filter housing. Pooling of oil on engine block and leaking down the back of engine on exhaust pipe and the transmission housing. Leaking occurs when in motion and sitting. This is a known problem and fire hazard.
Oil cooling housing broke and oil sprayed all over the hot engine. The smoke was pretty intense and used a fire extinguisher in case the oil flashed off
Oil cooler keeps cracking causing oil to leak down my engine, potentially draining engine of oil while driving and catching fire. Chrysler corporate office is aware of this issue yet will not recall the part. Does it take someone getting injured or a death to occur in order to recall a faulty part? I've already had a jeep dealer replace the oil cooler and it seems that it's going to continue to crack and leak oil everywhere down my engine. The flash point of motor oil is 232 degrees and my engine gets as hot as 230 degrees when pulling a trailer on the interstate. This is beyond frightening to think my engine could catch fire while my family and I are driving on the interstate due to jeeps faulty part.
Vehicle check engine light came on shortly after regular service at the dealer. Returned to have it checked, was told that the issue was caused by a faulty oil pressure sensor. The location of the sensor requires removal of the intake manifold, fuel injector's and rails, etc., resulting in approx. 4 hours of labor at the dealer. The dealer advised that they have "seen thousands of these sensor's fail on the 3.6 engine". There is a tsb; 18-034-14 rev. A, documenting complaints. Because the vehicle has 41k miles on it, the dealer will not cover the cost of the repair. I called the manufacturer to complain about the fact there apparently is no recall on this defective item. I was told that I could do nothing, except for put in a complaint about the dealer. I told them that the dealer is not the problem, it is the manufacturer who refuses to issue a recall despite the fact there are numerous instances of this part failing across their product line. Was told to complain to the federal safety agency.
The oil filter housing has cracked at 18,000 miles
While driving my jeep on the road I noticed smoke. I immediately pulled aside and seen notor oil leak. Appareantly jeep crysler k ow about a problem with oil cooler housing leaking. They had a back order on the part and seems to be a common problem for this particular jeep model and year according to many jeep forums online. Luckly I noticed smoke otherwise could have started a fire or could have caused an accident. The jeep only has 37k miles and this seems to be when others had issues.
The oil cooler housing has cracked on my 2014 jeep wrangler. As per the dealership this is a part that is known to be defective and there is no reliable aftermarket replacement.
Leak from the motor oil cooler housing, on the 3.6l pentastar v6 engine from a 2014 jeep wrangler. The oil cooler housing was revised in the 2014 model year from a metal part to a plastic part. Mine started leaking at 20998 miles. The leak is identified primarily by a pool of oil forming in the "v" at the base of the cooler housing, and motor oil running down off the top of the transmission bellhousing and around the transmission pan (automatic transmission). The leak is not a transmission leak, it is an oil leak from the motor oil cooler housing.
Noticed what I thought was a transmission leak. After some research found that it's oil leaking from the oil cooler assembly. Vehicle was driven approximately 30 miles on the highway then returned home and noticed oil on the garage floor.
Today had issues with my jeep smoking while driving on some trails in new mexico. Found some oil underneath the motor near the transmission. Could not find the leak so came back and did some research and found that many jeep owners complaining of the same issue. I found out that chrysler/jeep has been having issues with their oil filter/cooler housing since 2013/2014. I have also found out that they have made 3+ attempts to repair this part but has not issued a recall to have all of these replaced. From the mechanics I've discussed this with the issue is quite dangerous. The oil leaks from this housing down into the "v" of the engine between the valves and sits there with the potential of catching fire and burning the vehicle and its occupants. The mfg knows this is an issue for the last 3-4 years but is expecting the owners to pay for the defect from manufacturing. The mfg should be replacing these parts as part of a larger recall. I am currently miles from home (900 miles) and now will have to add oil every so often to ensure the engine doesn't seaze up on the way home then be out personal time trying to get it fixed.
Improper design of oil cooling unit - weak and incapable of repeated maintenance stresses. Scheduled oil change with local auto maintenance shop revealed significant amount of oil coating rear of engine, transmission bell housing, and light sheen of oil coating many components on the undercarriage. Pooled oil on the engine block at the front, directly underneath oil filter housing. Hours of internet research leads me to multiple jeep message forums with similar/identical scenario. Every owner finds cause in faulty/compromised "adapter-engine oil filter" jeep part number 68105583aa. Noted that this part has been upgraded/revised to an ae designation, thus revealing that jeep knows this part to be faulty and/or of inadequate design. Vehicle was stationary (parked) when this happened, but only took note of a potential problem when I noticed an oil spot where I always park at my office, and at home. No vehicles I own have ever left an oil spot before this.
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