Z84 – Vehicle Rollaway Due to Transmission Parking Wheel – 2022 Jeep Gladiator

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© Copyright 2022, FCA US LLC, All Rights Reserved (tdb) September 2022 Dealer Service Instructions for: Safety Recall Z84 / NHTSA 22V-639 Transmission 2022 (JT) Jeep Gladiator NOTE: This recall applies only to the above vehicles equipped with a 3.0L EXJ engine and DFV automatic transmission 8HP75. NOTE: Some vehicles above may have been identified as not involved in this recall and therefore have been excluded from this recall. The transmission on about 11 of the above vehicles may have been built with an improperly crimped parking wheel. An improperly crimped parking wheel could become loose and move towards the rear of the transmission housing and potentially compromise the engagement with the parking pawl. The customer may notice a Diagnostic Trouble Code, drive quality change, and/or noise. Compromised engagement of the parking wheel to the parking pawl could result in a loss of park position which may result in inadvertent vehicle movement, which could cause a vehicle crash without prior warning. Remedy Available IMPORTANT: Some of the involved vehicles may be in dealer new vehicle inventory. Federal law requires you to complete this recall service on these vehicles before retail delivery. Dealers should also consider this requirement to apply to used vehicle inventory and should perform this recall on vehicles in for service. Involved vehicles can be determined by using the VIP inquiry process. Subject Safety Recall Z84 — Transmission Page 2 Replace the transmission. Dealers should attempt to minimize customer inconvenience by placing the owner in a loaner vehicle if the vehicle must be held overnight. Parts are being sent directly to dealers with involved vehicles. Transmission core return is required. Reuse the packaging from the NEW transmission to return the suspect transmission following the Mopar standard core return process. Refer to the Mopar® Global Core Return Reference Guide for additional details regarding core return policy requirements. Dealers will be reimbursed for the core once received by the PDC. All other parts except for transmission may be discarded. Repair Alternate Transportation Parts Information Parts Return Safety Recall Z84 — Transmission Page 3 The following special tools are required to perform this repair: ➢ NPN wiTECH MicroPod II ➢ NPN Laptop Computer ➢ NPN wiTECH Software ➢ 9546 Disconnect Tool – Transmission Cooler Lines ➢ NPN Offset 15mm Wrench – Torque Converter Bolts NOTE: An offset 15mm wrench or torque adapter is required to access the torque converter bolts. Shown below in (Figure 1) is FTA35 Snap-on 3/8″ drive female/male torque adaptor with FM15 Snap-on 3/8 15mm 12-pt shallow socket, this or simular equivlant is suggested. Special Tools Figure 1 – 15mm Offset Wrench or Torque Adapter with Shallow Socket Safety Recall Z84 — Transmission Page 4 1. Open the engine compartment hood. 2. Disconnect and isolate the battery negative cables as follows: NOTE: On this dual battery system the auxiliary battery ground cable connects to the main battery cable end and grounds through the main battery ground cable connection to the body, chassis, or engine (depending on vehicle). Therefore, simply disconnecting and isolating the main battery negative cable clamp from the main battery post will not isolate the auxiliary from the vehicle’s electrical system. The auxiliary battery will still be grounded through its connection to the main battery negative cable end. If both battery negative cables are not isolated, it will result in the vehicle electrical system and Power Distribution Center (PDC) still having battery connection which can cause vehicle wiring damage or deployment of air bags on re-connection. a. Turn the ignition off. Wait five minutes to allow the main modules to go to sleep. b. Disconnect and isolate the supplemental (auxiliary) battery negative cable from the main battery negative cable end. This will disconnect and isolate the auxiliary battery ground. c. The main battery ground can be disconnected by removing the main battery negative cable from the negative battery cable end, or by disconnecting the IBS connector, loosening the negative battery clamp nut and removing the negative battery cable end from the battery post. Either method will disconnect the main battery. Both batteries should be disconnected from the vehicle electrical system. d. Measure the voltage at the PDC positive battery cable connection to verify the vehicle electrical system is powered down. NOTE: On some vehicles a small amount of voltage may be present (typically less than approximately 0.5 volts) due to capacitors is some modules still having voltage stored. Anything less than 1.0 volts should be safe. Service Procedure Safety Recall Z84 — Transmission Page 5 3. Raise and support the vehicle. 4. Remove the vibration dampener cover nuts (1), vibration dampener cover bolts (3) and the vibration dampener cover (2) (Figure 2). Remove and DISCARD the three bolts securing the front reinforcement crossmember then remove the crossmember from the vehicle (Figure 3). Service Procedure [Continued] Figure 3 – Front Reinforcement Crossmember BOLT BOLT BOLT CROSSMEMBER Figure 2 – Vibration Dampener Cover Safety Recall Z84 — Transmission Page 6 5. Remove the four bolts then remove the Selective Catalytic Reduction (SCR) skid plate (Figure 4). DISCARD the rearward two bolts which have thread-lock, they will be replaced. The two forward bolts without thread-lock will be reused. Service Procedure [Continued] Figure 4 – SCR Skid Plate SCR SKID PLATE BOLT BOLT BOLTS Safety Recall Z84 — Transmission Page 7 6. Loosen the fuel filter/water separator bracket bolts to allow for movement while removing the transfer case skid plate. 7. Remove and SAVE the two bolts securing fuel tank skid plate to transfer case skid plate then remove and DISCARD the four bolts securing the transfer case skid plate to the vehicle then remove the transfer case skid plate (Figure 5). NOTE: During removal, slide the transfer case skid plate toward the right side (passenger side) of the vehicle to remove it from under the fuel filter bracket and fuel tank skid plate. Service Procedure [Continued] Figure 5 – Transfer Case Skid Plate BOLTS BOLT BOLT FUEL TANK SKID PLATE BOLTS FUEL FILTER BOLTS TRANSFER CASE SKID PLATE Safety Recall Z84 — Transmission Page 8 8. Saturate the Diesel Particulate Filter (DPF) fasteners and tube connections with Mopar® Rust Inhibitor. Allow for penetration while removing the drive shafts (Figure 6). 9. Index mark the front and rear driveshafts to the rear axle pinion flange and transfer case flange for installation purposes (Figure 7). Service Procedure [Continued] Figure 7 – Index Mark Driveshafts Figure 6 – Diesel Particulate Filter Saturate Fasteners with Rust Inhibitor CLAMP BOLTS BOLT BOLTS BOLT NUT INDEX MARK INDEX MARK Safety Recall Z84 — Transmission Page 9 10. Using a long piece of wood or similar, fasten it to the rear driveshaft with several cable ties to keep the driveshaft from over-articulating during removal and installation (Figure 8). 11. Remove and DISCARD the rear driveshaft to pinion flange bolts and shims (Figure 9). 12. Remove and DISCARD the driveshaft to transfer case flange bolts (Figure 10). CAUTION: Driveshaft removal is a two-person operation. Never allow the driveshaft to hang from the center bearing, or while only connected to the transmission or rear axle flanges. An assistant is required. If a driveshaft section is hung unsupported, damage may occur to the shaft, joint and center bearing from over-angulation. This may result in driveline vibrations or component failure. Service Procedure [Continued] Figure 10 – Transfer Case Flange Rear Figure 9 – Rear Axle Pinion Flange Figure 8 – Stabilize Driveshaft EIGHT BOLTS EIGHT BOLTS DRIVESHAFT WOOD Safety Recall Z84 — Transmission Page 10 13. Remove and DISCARD the two center support carrier bearing bolts then remove the rear driveshaft from the vehicle (Figure 11). 14. Remove and DISCARD the front driveshaft to transfer case bolts (Figure 12). 15. Remove and DISCARD the front axle flange to front driveshaft bolts and remove the driveshaft (Figure 13). Service Procedure [Continued] Figure 11 – Center Support Bearing Figure 12 – Transfer Case Flange Front Figure 13 – Front Axle Pinion Flange BOLTS CARRIER BEARING EIGHT BOLTS FOUR BOLTS Safety Recall Z84 — Transmission Page 11 16. Remove and DISCARD the three bolts securing the Diesel Particulate Filter (DPF) to the Selective Catalytic Reduction (SCR) then separate the flange. The gasket will be replaced during reassembly (Figure 14). NOTE: removal of these flange fasteners is necessary to allow transmission and transfer case to be lowered. 17. Remove the transmission mount nuts (Figure 15). 18. Support the transmission with a suitable lifting device. NOTE: Be careful not to damage the transmission pan. Service Procedure [Continued] Figure 14 – DPF to SCR Flange BOLTS Figure 15 – Transmission Mount Nuts TRANSMISSION MOUNT NUTS Safety Recall Z84 — Transmission Page 12 19. Remove the crossmember bolts and nuts then remove the crossmember (Figure 16). 20. Remove the four bolts securing the transmission mount then remove the mount (Figure 17). Service Procedure [Continued] Figure 16 – Transmission Crossmember Figure 17 – Transmission Mount TRANSMISSION MOUNT BOLTS TRANSMISSION MOUNT BOLTS TRANSMISSION MOUNT TRANSMISSION CROSSMEMBER BOLTS AND NUTS BOLTS AND NUTS Safety Recall Z84 — Transmission Page 13 21. Lower the jack stand as necessary to access the transfercase. 22. Disconnect the wire harness connector (1) from the transfer case position sensor (Figure 18). 23. Release the wire harness retainers from the transfer case (Figure 19). Service Procedure [Continued] Figure 18 – Electrical Connector Figure 19 – Wire Harness Retainers WIRE HARNESS RETAINERS Safety Recall Z84 — Transmission Page 14 24. Disconnect the shift rod (1) at the transfer case (Figure 20). 25. Remove the two bolts (1) and one nut securing the transfer case shift bracket (2) to the transmission then remove the shift bracket (2) from the transmission leaving cable and shift rod attached (Figure 21). Service Procedure [Continued] Figure 21 – Transfer Case Shift Bracket Figure 20 – Transfer Case Shift Rod Safety Recall Z84 — Transmission Page 15 26. Remove the four nuts securing the fuel tube bracket and shift cable retaining bracket to the transfer case then remove both brackets (Figure 22). 27. Using a suitable jack, support the transfer case. Using safety chains, secure transfer case to the jack (Figure 23). Service Procedure [Continued] Figure 22 – Shift Cable and Fuel Tubes Brackets NUTS Figure 23 – Support Transfer Case SUPPORT NUTS FUEL TUBE BRACKET SHIFT CABLE BRACKET Safety Recall Z84 — Transmission Page 16 28. Remove the seven bolts (1) securing the transfer case to the transmission (Figure 24). NOTE: The transfer case shift bracket covers the bolt at the top of the transfer case so bolts to either side (2) will need to be removed first to release the bracket (1) and expose the top bolt (Figure 25). 29. Remove the transfer case shift bracket (1) from the top of the transfer case (Figure 25). 30. Move the transfer case assembly rearward until it is free of the transmission output shaft. 31. Lower the jack and remove the transfer case from under the vehicle. Service Procedure [Continued] Figure 24 – Transfer Case to Transmission Bolts Figure 25 – Support Transfer Case Safety Recall Z84 — Transmission Page 17 NOTE: The DPF electrical and sensor hose connections can be accessed by reaching above the DPF from the rear of the DPF. 32. Disconnect the Exhaust Gas Temperature (EGT) 1/3 wire harness connector and open the wire retainer (2) (Figure 26). 33. Disconnect the electrical connector (1) and release the wire harness retainer (2) for the Exhaust Gas Temperature (EGT) sensor 1/2 (Figure 27). 34. Disconnect both differential pressure sensor hoses (1) (Figure 28). Service Procedure [Continued] Figure 26 – EGT Sensor 1/3 Figure 27 – EGT Sensor 1/2 Figure 28 – Differential Pressure Hoses Safety Recall Z84 — Transmission Page 18 35. Position a jack stand under the DPF. 36. Remove and DISCARD the front steady rest bracket nut (Figure 29). 37. Remove the two transmission bell housing bolts securing the front steady rest bracket then remove the front steady rest bracket (Figure 29). 38. Remove the Low Pressure (LP) Exhaust Gas Recirculation (EGR) tube bolts (1) then DISCARD the bolts and gasket (Figure 30). 39. Remove the DPF inlet elbow band clamp (1) then DISCARD the band clamp and gasket (Figure 31). Service Procedure [Continued] Figure 30 – EGR Tube Figure 31 – DPS Band Clamp Figure 29 – Front Steady Rest Bracket NUT BOLTS BRACKET Safety Recall Z84 — Transmission Page 19 40. Remove and DISCARD the DPF to transmission rear steady rest bracket bolt and two red rubber isolators, they will be replaced (Figure 32). 41. Carefully remove the DPF (1) from the vehicle (Figure 33). Service Procedure [Continued] Figure 32 – Rear Steady Rest Bracket BOLT Figure 33 – DPF Safety Recall Z84 — Transmission Page 20 42. Disconnect Crankshaft Position (CKP) sensor wire harness connector and release the retainer (Figure 34). 43. Detach the CKP wire harness connector from the bracket (Figure 34). 44. Remove the access cover bolts and the access cover (Figure 35). 45. Remove the CKP sensor bolt and the CKP sensor (Figure 36). Service Procedure [Continued] Figure 34 – CKP Harness Connector Figure 35 – CKP Access Cover Figure 36 – Crankshaft Position Sensor CONNECTOR BOLT RETAINER BRACKET BOLTS COVER CONNECTOR CKP SENSOR Safety Recall Z84 — Transmission Page 21 NOTE: In the next three steps, leave the wire harness retainers attached to the brackets. They do not need to be remove from the vehicle. 46. Remove the fasteners (2) then position aside the DPF bracket with wire harness attached (Figure 37). 47. Remove the fasteners (1) then position aside the pressure differential sensor and bracket with wire harness attached (Figure 37). 48. Remove the fastener (3) then position aside the transmission heater coolant hoses bracket with wire harness attached (Figure 37). 49. Disconnect the 13-pin plug connector (2). Turn the connector counter-clockwise to release (Figure 38). 50. Release all remaining wiring harness retainers attached directly to the transmission (Figure 38). NOTE: There is a wire harness retainer which must be released located on the right side of the transmission bell housing under the EGR tube. Service Procedure [Continued] Figure 37 – Brackets Figure 38 – Electrical Connectors Safety Recall Z84 — Transmission Page 22 51. Remove the fastener (1) that hold the transmission heater coolant hoses (2) to the transmission (Figure 39). 52. Remove the fuel tube bracket fasteners (1) then let the bracket with tubes (2) hang freely (Figure 40). Service Procedure [Continued] Figure 40 – Fuel Tube Bracket Figure 39 – Coolant Hoses Safety Recall Z84 — Transmission Page 23 53. Remove the two bolts retaining the transmission heater coolant hoses on left side of vehicle (Figure 41). 54. Remove the fasteners (1) from the transmission oil cooler pipes (2) and position aside (Figure 42). Service Procedure [Continued] Figure 41 – Oil Heater Hoses Figure 42 – Oil Cooler Pipes BOLTS HEATER HOSES Safety Recall Z84 — Transmission Page 24 55. Disconnect the Manual Park Release (MPR) cable (2) from the MPR lever (3) (Figure 43). 56. Remove the bolts (1) from the MPR cable bracket (2) then position the MPR cable with bracket aside (Figure 43). 57. Remove the fastener (1) retaining the transmission oil heater (2). Position the transmission oil heater aside (Figure 44). 58. Using the Disconnect Tool 9546, disconnect the transmission oil cooler lines (1) from the transmission (Figure 45). 59. Cap the cooler lines and transmission ports to prevent loss of transmission fluid. Service Procedure [Continued] Figure 45 – Oil Cooler Lines Figure 43 – Manual Park Release Figure 44 – Transmission Oil Heater Safety Recall Z84 — Transmission Page 25 60. Rotate the crankshaft clockwise and remove six torque converter bolts (1) through the crank position sensor pocket (Figure 46). NOTE: There are three sets of two torque converter bolts located 120° apart from each other NOTE: 15mm Offset Wrench or Torque Adapter with Shallow Socket will be necessary for accessing the torque converter bolts. Refer to the Special Tools table Page 3 for suggested tool. 61. Support engine with a suitable stand before removing transmission. 62. Support the transmission using a suitable jack. Using safety chains, secure the transmission to the jack (Figure 47). Service Procedure [Continued] Figure 46 – Torque Converter Bolts Figure 47 – Support Engine and Support Transmission TRANSMISSION JACK Safety Recall Z84 — Transmission Page 26 63. Remove the transmission to engine fasteners. It is recommended to remove the double ended studs (2) prior to removing the bolts (1) (Figure 48). 64. Carefully maneuver the transmission and the torque converter assembly rearward off the engine block dowels. Hold the torque converter in place during removal of the transmission. NOTE: Be careful not to damage or bend the transmission oil cooler pipes and watch carefully for cables and wires which may become entangled with transmission during removal. 65. Disconnect the transmission vent hose at the top of the transmission housing then lower the transmission to remove it from under the vehicle. 66. Transmission core return is required. Reuse the packaging from the NEW transmission to return the suspect transmission. Transfer the torque converter Retaining bracket from NEW transmission to the suspect transmission for core return (Figure 49). Follow the Mopar core return process. Refer to the Mopar® Global Core Return Reference Guide for additional details regarding core return requirements. NOTE: The NEW transmission comes prefilled with the proper amount of fluid. There should be no reason to inspect fluid level unless an excessive amount of fluid is lost either during transport or installation. Service Procedure [Continued] Figure 48 – Transmission Bolts Figure 49 – Torque Converter Retaining Bracket BRACKET Safety Recall Z84 — Transmission Page 27 67. Transfer any remaining brackets and parts from suspect transmission to NEW transmission which may not have been supplied with the NEW transmission before preparing the suspect transmission for core return (Figure 50). • DPF bracket stud. Tighten to 26 N·m (19 Ft. Lbs.) • Splash shield. Tighten to 17 N⋅m (13 Ft. Lbs.) • Manual park release lever. Tighten to 20 N⋅m (15 Ft. Lbs.) • Transmission heater bracket. Tighten to 23 N⋅m (17 Ft. Lbs.) 68. Apply a light coating of Mopar® High Temp Grease to the torque converter hub pocket in the rear pocket of the engine crankshaft and to the output shaft splines (Figure 51). Service Procedure [Continued] Figure 50 – Transfer Remaining Parts to NEW Transmission DPF BRACKET STUD SPLASH SHIELD MANUAL PARK RELEASE LEVER TRANSMISSION HEATER BRACKET Figure 51 – Grease Torque Converter Hub and Output Shaft Splines GREASE TORQUE CONVERTER HUB GREASE OUTPUT SHAFT SPLINES Safety Recall Z84 — Transmission Page 28 69. Secure the NEW transmission to a suitable jack using safety chains. 70. Rotate the crankshaft in a clockwise direction to line up the alignment hole in the flex plate with the access hole at bottom of engine. 71. Raise the transmission and connect the vent hose at the top of the transmission housing. 72. Align the torque converter bolt holes with the flex plate bolt holes and the transmission converter housing with the engine block. 73. Move the transmission forward. Then maneuver the transmission to align the converter housing with the engine block dowels. NOTE: It may be necessary to use a suitable jack to support the rear of the engine during transmission installation. 74. Carefully maneuver the transmission forward and over the engine block dowels until the converter hub is seated in the crankshaft. Verify that no loose wires became trapped between the engine block and the transmission. Service Procedure [Continued] Figure 52 – Position the Flex Plate Alignment Hole to the Access Hole ALIGNMENT HOLE (HOLE WITH FLAT SIDES) ACCESS HOLE Safety Recall Z84 — Transmission Page 29 75. Install the transmission to engine bolts. Tighten all of the bolts to the proper torque specification (Figure 48). • Double Ended Studs 48 N·m (35 Ft. Lbs.) • Bolts 50 N·m (37 Ft. Lbs.) 76. Beginning with the alignment hole in the flex plate, start the first NEW torque converter bolt (1) through the crank position sensor pocket (Figure 46). NOTE: Install all torque converter bolts by hand first. There are three sets of two bolts 120° apart. NOTE: Use a commercially available torque adapter to install the torque converter bolts. Refer to Special Tools table Page 3 for suggested tool. 77. Rotate the crankshaft in a clockwise direction until the flexplate to torque converter bolt holes are accessible. There are three sets of two bolts 120° apart (Figure 46). After all six bolts have been hand installed, then tighten the bolts to 41 N·m (30 Ft. Lbs.). 78. Connect the transmission lines (1) to the transmission. Be sure that the lines are fully seated. Snap the lock ring over the line fitting (Figure 45). 79. Position the transmission oil heater (2), install the fastener (1) then tighten to 23 N⋅m (17 Ft. Lbs.) (Figure 44). 80. Install the MPR cable and bracket assembly to the transmission. Install the bolts and tighten to 20 N⋅m (15 Ft. Lbs.) (Figure 43). 81. Connect the Manual Park Release (MPR) cable (2) to the MPR lever (3) (Figure 43). Service Procedure [Continued] Safety Recall Z84 — Transmission Page 30 82. Position the transmission oil cooler lines. Install the fasteners and tighten to 9 N⋅m (80 In. Lbs.) (Figure 42). 83. Position the transmission oil heater lines on left side of the vehicle then install the two bolts and tighten to 20 N⋅m (15 Ft. Lbs.) (Figure 41). 84. Position the fuel tube bracket (2) then install the fasteners (1) and tighten to 11 N·m (8 Ft. Lbs.) (Figure 40). 85. Position the transmission heater coolant hoses (2) to the transmission and install the fastener (1), tighten to 22 N⋅m (16 Ft. Lbs.) (Figure 39). 86. Position the transmission heater coolant hoses to the transmission and tighten the fastener (3) to 22 N⋅m (16 Ft. Lbs.) (Figure 37). 87. Position the pressure differential sensor and bracket to the transmission and tighten the fasteners (1) to 18 N·m (13 ft. Lbs.) (Figure 37). 88. Position the diesel particulate filter bracket and tighten the fasteners (2) to 26 N·m (19 Ft. Lbs.) (Figure 37). 89. Connect the 13-pin plug connector. Turn the connector clockwise to lock. (Figure 38). 90. Install all remaining wiring harness retainers to the transmission (Figure 38). NOTE: There is a wire harness retainer located on the right side of the transmission bell housing under the EGR tube. Service Procedure [Continued] Safety Recall Z84 — Transmission Page 31 91. Install the CKP sensor and bolt. Tighten the bolt to 6 N·m (53 In. Lbs.) (Figure 36). 92. Install the access cover and bolts. Tighten the bolts to 8 N·m (71 In. Lbs.) (Figure 35). 93. Attach the CKP wire harness connector to the bracket (Figure 34). 94. Connect the Crankshaft Position Sensor (CKP) wire harness connector and install the retainer (Figure 34). 95. Clean all Diesel Particulate Filter (DPF) gasket sealing surfaces. 96. Carefully position the DPF in the vehicle and support using a suitable jack stand under the DPF (Figure 33). NOTE: NEW DPF gaskets, fasteners, and band clamp are provided in the parts kit. It is recommended to pre-install the gaskets and band clamp prior to installing the DPF to the vehicle. 97. Align the DPF to the transmission rear steady rest bracket then install a NEW bolt, do not tighten at this time (Figure 32). 98. Install a NEW gasket on the DPF inlet elbow and install a NEW band clamp, do not tighten at this (Figure 31). 99. Install a NEW gasket on the Low Pressure (LP) Exhaust Gas Recirculation (EGR) tube then hand start the NEW bolts, do not tighten at this time (Figure 30). 100. Tighten the DPF inlet elbow band clamp to 10 N·m (89 In. Lbs.) (Figure 31). 101. Tighten the LP EGR tube bolts to 25 N·m (18 Ft. Lbs.) (Figure 31). Service Procedure [Continued] Safety Recall Z84 — Transmission Page 32 102. Install the front steady rest bracket and transmission bell housing bolts securing the bracket then install a NEW nut securing the DPF. Tighten the bolts to 50 N·m (37 Ft. Lbs.) and tighten the nut to 28 N·m (21 Ft. Lbs.) (Figure 29). 103. Tighten the DPF to the transmission rear steady rest bracket bolt to 26 N·m (19 Ft. Lbs.) (Figure 32). NOTE: The DPF electrical and sensor hose connections can be accessed by reaching above the DPF from the rear of the DPF. 104. Connect the rear differential pressure sensor hoses (Figure 28). 105. Connect the electrical connector (1) and secure the wire harness retainer (2) for the Exhaust Gas Temperature (EGT) sensor 1/2 (Figure 27). 106. Connect the Exhaust Gas Temperature (EGT) 1/3 wire harness connector and close the wire retainer (Figure 23). 107. Secure the transfer case to a suitable jack using safety chains. 108. Carefully maneuver the transfer case in alignment with the transmission. Verify that there no wires or hoses have become trapped between the transfer case and the transmission. Service Procedure [Continued] Safety Recall Z84 — Transmission Page 33 109. Position the transfer case shift bracket (1) on top of the transfer case (Figure 25). NOTE: The transfer case shift bracket (1) covers the bolt at the top of the transfer case so the top bolt must be installed and tightened prior to installing the bolts to either side (2) (Figure 25). 110. Install the transfer case to transmission bolts then tighten all seven bolts to 60 N·m (45 Ft. Lbs.) (Figure 24). 111. Position both the fuel tube bracket and shift cable retaining bracket to the transfer case then install the four nuts securing the brackets. Tighten the nuts to 19 N·m (14 Ft. Lbs.) (Figure 22). NOTE: Route the transfer case shift cable as shown, should pass through center of first support, pass over second support, and under third support (Figure 53). 112. Position the shift bracket (2) to the transmission then install the two bolts and one nut (1) securing the transfer case shift bracket to the transmission. Tighten the two bolts and one nut to 23 N·m (11 Ft. Lbs.) (Figure 21). 113. Connect the shift rod (1) to the transfer case (Figure 20). Service Procedure [Continued] Figure 53 – Shift Cable Routing CABLE FIRST SUPPORT SECOND SUPPORT THIRD SUPPORT Safety Recall Z84 — Transmission Page 34 114. Attach the wire harness retainers to the transfer case (Figure 19). 115. Connect the wire harness connector (1) to the transfer case position sensor (Figure 18). 116. Position the transmission mount to the transmission then install the four bolts securing remove the mount. Tighten the bolts to 55 N·m (41 Ft. Lbs.) (Figure 17). 117. Position the crossmember to the vehicle (Figure 16). 118. Install the crossmember bolts and nuts. Tighten to 70 N·m (52 Ft. Lbs.) (Figure 16). 119. Install the three transmission mount nuts. Tighten the nuts to 175 N·m (129 Ft. Lbs.) (Figure 15). 120. Insert a NEW gasket between the Diesel Particulate Filter (DPF) and Selective Catalytic Reduction (SCR) then install three NEW bolts securing them. Tighten the bolts to 30 N·m (22 Ft. Lbs.) (Figure 14). Service Procedure [Continued] Safety Recall Z84 — Transmission Page 35 121. Position the front driveshaft in the vehicle and align the driveshaft alignment marks to the front axle pinion flange and transfer case output flange (Figure 7). 122. Install NEW front driveshaft bolts (Figures 12 and 13). 123. Tighten the Front Driveshaft to Front Axle Flange Bolts in a crisscross pattern to 121 N·m (89 Ft. Lbs.) (Figure 54). 124. Tighten the Front Driveshaft to Transfer-Case Flange Bolts in a crisscross pattern to 39 N·m (29 Ft. Lbs.) (Figure 55). 125. Position the rear driveshaft in the vehicle and install two NEW center support carrier bearing bolts. Tighten the two bolts to 62 N·m (46 Ft. Lbs.) (Figure 11). 126. Align the rear driveshaft to the alignment marks on the rear axle pinion flange and transfer case output flange (Figure 7). 127. Install NEW rear driveshaft bolts (Figures 9 and 10). 128. Tighten the rear driveshaft flange bolts in a crisscross pattern to 39 N·m (29 Ft. Lbs.) (Figure 55). Service Procedure [Continued] Figure 55 – Tightening Sequence Figure 54 – Tightening Sequence Safety Recall Z84 — Transmission Page 36 129. Position the transfer case skid plate to the vehicle then install two bolts securing fuel tank skid plate to transfer case skid plate and four NEW bolts securing the transfer case skid plate to the vehicle (Figure 5). Tighten the bolts to: • Bolts transfer case skid plate to vehicle 75 N·m (55 Ft. Lbs.). • Bolts fuel tank skid plate to transfer case skid plate 20 N·m (15 Ft. Lbs.). 130. Tighten the fuel filter/water separator bracket bolts to 30 N·m (22 Ft. Lbs.) (Figure 5). 131. Position the SCR skid plate to the vehicle. Reuse the two front bolts and install two NEW rear bolts (Figure 4). Tighten the bolts to: • Rear bolt skid plate to frame 75 N·m (55 ft. lbs.). • Rear bolt skid plate to crossmember 62 N·m (46 ft. lbs.). • Front bolts skid plate to transfer case skid plate 22 N·m (16 ft. lbs.). 132. Position the front reinforcement crossmember to the vehicle. Install 2 NEW crossmember to frame bolts and reuse the center leg bolt (Figure 3). Tighten the bolts to: • Bolts crossmember to outer frame rails: 95 N·m (70 ft. lbs.). • Bolt crossmember center leg to transfer case skid plate: 75 N·m (55 ft. lbs.). 133. Position the vibration dampener cover (2) then install the nuts (1) and bolts (3) (Figure 2). Tighten the fasteners to: • Bolts vibration dampener cover: 10 N·m (7 Ft. Lbs.) • Nuts vibration dampener cover: 9 N·m (80 In. Lbs.) 134. Lower the vehicle. 135. Connect the main battery negative cable clamp to the battery negative post then tighten to 7 N·m (62 In. Lbs.). 136. Connect the IBS harness connector if disconnected. 137. Connect the auxiliary battery negative cable to the main battery negative cable clamp. Tighten the nut to 8 N·m (71 In. Lbs.). NOTE: Overtightening of the nuts connecting the negative cables to the IBS may cause damage to the IBS or break the stud. Service Procedure [Continued] Safety Recall Z84 — Transmission Page 37 NOTE: The wiTECH scan tool must be used to perform this recall. The wiTECH software is required to be at the latest release level before performing this procedure. If the reprogramming flash for the Transmission Control Module (TCM) is aborted or interrupted, repeat the procedure. The TCM software must be at the latest software calibration level after completing this recall. 138. Open the hood. Install a battery charger and verify that the charging rate provides 13.0 to 13.5 volts. Do not allow the charger to time out during the flash process. Set the battery charger timer (if so equipped) to continuous charge. NOTE: Use an accurate stand-alone voltmeter. The battery charger volt meter may not be sufficiently accurate. Voltages outside of the specified range will cause an unsuccessful flash. If voltage reading is too high, apply an electrical load by activating the park or headlamps and/or HVAC blower motor to lower the voltage 139. Connect the wiTECH micro pod II to the vehicle data link connector. 140. Place the ignition in the “RUN” position. 141. Open the wiTECH 2.0 website. 142. Enter your “User id” and “Password” and your “Dealer Code”, then select “Sign In” at the bottom of the screen. Click “Accept”. 143. From the “Vehicle Selection” screen, select the vehicle to be updated. 144. From the “Action Items” screen, select the “Topology” tab. 145. From the “Topology” tab, select the “TCM” module icon. Service Procedure [Continued] Safety Recall Z84 — Transmission Page 38 146. From the “Flash” tab, compare the “Current Electronic Control Unit (ECU) Part Number” with the “New ECU Part Number” listed. ➢ If the “Current ECU part Number” is the same as the “New Part Number”, proceed to Step 153. ➢ If the “Current ECU part Number” is NOT the same as the “New Part Number”, continue with Step 147. 147. From the TCM tab, select the TCM flash part number. Read the flash special instructions page. Select “OK” to continue. 148. From the flash ECU agreement page, agree to terms by checking the box. 149. Select “Flash ECU” and then follow the wiTECH screen instructions to complete the flash. 150. Confirm the software is at the latest available calibration level. 151. Cycle the ignition to the “OFF” position then back to the “RUN” position before clearing any DTCs that may have been set in any module during the flash process. 152. Click “View DTCs”, select “Clear All DTCs”, click “Continue” and then click “Close”. 153. Start engine and check transmission for fluid leaks. 154. Perform the TCM quick learn procedure: a. Drive the vehicle briefly to ensure all clutches have been engaged at least twice. Keep the engine running throughout the remainder of this procedure. b. With the scan tool, activate the “Reset Adaptive Values” routine. c. With the scan tool, activate the “Quick Learn” routine and follow the on-screen instructions. Service Procedure [Continued] Safety Recall Z84 — Transmission Page 39 155. Perform the TCM Adaptation Procedures: The two procedures to relearn these values are called Fast Filling Adaptation and Standard Clutch Filling Adaptation. Depending on the repair or complaint, one or both procedures must be performed as described below. NOTE: Performing a reset of the Transmission Adaptation values does not automatically trigger the TCM to relearn the Adaptation values. If a reset is performed, both procedures must be performed to restore optimal shift quality. Do not reset these values unless specifically instructed to do so. NOTE: This procedure does not need to be performed if the existing TCM is re-flashed and that was the only repair performed. One or both TCM Adaptation procedures should be performed depending on the situation. Failure to perform these procedures when required could cause shift quality issues. Fast Filling Adaptation Procedure Perform the following procedure when the TCM or Transmission assembly has been replaced, or when the adaptation values have been reset. This procedure should be performed before performing the Standard Clutch Filling Adaptation Procedure when these components are replaced. NOTE: Perform this procedure on a smooth road surface. The TCM will abort the adaptation process if it senses rough road conditions. The road should be clear of traffic due to the start, stop, and slow vehicle speeds required during this procedure. 1. With the Scan Tool, erase Diagnostic Trouble Codes (DTCs). 2. Setup the scan tool to display the Transmission Oil Temperature, Torque, Turbine (Input) Speed Sensor rpm, and Clutch ‘X’ – Filling Counter for each clutch. 3. Drive the vehicle until the Transmission Oil Temperature is above 30° C (86° F). 4. Stop the vehicle. Service Procedure [Continued] Safety Recall Z84 — Transmission Page 40 5. Drive the vehicle to perform upshifts for all gears under the following conditions: • Light to medium throttle position • Turbine (Input) Speed between 1,250 – 2,000 rpm • Torque between 100 N·m and 150 N·m (74 ft. lbs. and 111 ft. lbs.) 6. Release the throttle (0% position) to coast and allow a 6-5 down-shift. 7. Perform steps 4-6 until the Filling Counters for each clutch displays 10 counts. The tables below may be used as an alternate reference for the optimal conditions required to learn the Fast Filling Adaptations. Fast Filling Adaptation Conditions Table Conditions Where Fast Filling Adaptations Occur Condition Transmission Temperature Torque N·m (ft. lbs.) Input Speed (rpm) Upshifts Between 30° C and 100° C (86° F and 212° F) Between 100 N·m and 150 N·m (74 ft. lbs. and 111 ft. lbs.) Between 1250 and 2000 rpm 6-5 Downshifts for B Clutch Between 30° C and 100° C (86° F and 212° F) Between negative (-) 60 N·m and negative (-) 40 N·m (negative (-) 44 ft. lbs. and negative (-) 30 ft. lbs.) Between 750 and 1100 rpm Service Procedure [Continued] Safety Recall Z84 — Transmission Page 41 Clutch vs Shift Table Shifts Where Each Clutch Will Fast Adapt A Clutch B Clutch C Clutch D Clutch E Clutch Shift 6 – 7 6 – 5 2 – 3 and 4 – 5 3 – 4 1 – 2 and 5 – 6 Optimal conditions under which adaptation learning occurs. Best performed at highway speeds in excess of 80 kph (50 mph). Coasting with throttle at 0% position. Best performed at light to medium-throttle – normal vehicle launch. Best performed at light to medium-throttle – normal vehicle launch. Best performed at light to medium-throttle – normal vehicle launch. 8. Perform the Standard Clutch Filling Adaptation Procedure. Standard Clutch Filling Adaptation Procedure Perform the following procedure when a Transmission internal component, Torque Converter, TCM, or Transmission has been replaced, or when the adaptation values have been reset. This procedure should also be performed if it is suspected that the vehicle has not been driven in a manner that encourages clutch adaptation learning in highway or city driving conditions. NOTE: Perform this procedure on a smooth road surface. The TCM will abort the adaptation process if it senses rough road conditions. The road should be clear of traffic due to the start, stop, and slow vehicle speeds required during the procedure. NOTE: The TCM learns the Standard Clutch Filling Adaptation values when the applicable clutch is not applied. Service Procedure [Continued] Safety Recall Z84 — Transmission Page 42 1. With the Scan Tool, erase DTCs. 2. Setup the scan tool to display the Transmission Oil Temperature, Torque, Turbine (Input) Speed Sensor rpm, and Clutch ‘X’ – Fast Filling Counter for each clutch. 3. Drive the vehicle until the Transmission Oil Temperature is above 50° C (122° F). NOTE: Adaptation learning will be aborted if the Transmission Oil Temperature is above 100° C (212° F). 4. Stop the vehicle. 5. Drive the vehicle using the paddle shifters or Gear +/- buttons on steering wheel in order to hold the transmission in the desired gear. NOTE: First and second gears do not require a Standard Clutch Filling Adaptation procedure. NOTE: If attempting to resolve a specific shift quality issue, use the Gear vs Clutch Table below to see which clutches require further adaptation. For instance, if a rough 2-1 downshift is noted, note that clutch C and clutch E are applying and releasing. Then use the Clutch vs Shift Table above to note that clutch C and clutch E require the adaptation procedure performed in 4th and 7th gear. 6. In 3rd gear, drive the vehicle within the following conditions until the Clutch D – Fast Filling Counter increments by one count: • Vehicle speed between 32-56 kph (20-35 mph) • Turbine (Input) speed between 950 – 1750 rpm • Torque between 25 N·m – 180 N·m (18 ft. lbs. – 133 ft. lbs.) 7. In fourth gear, drive the vehicle within the following conditions until the Clutch C – Fast Filling Counter increments by one count: • Vehicle speed between 32-56 kph (20-35 mph) • Turbine (Input) speed between 950 – 1750 rpm • Torque between 25 N·m – 120 N·m (18 ft. lbs. – 89ft. lbs.) Service Procedure [Continued] Safety Recall Z84 — Transmission Page 43 NOTE: Fifth gear does not require a Standard Clutch Filling Adaptation procedure. 8. In sixth gear, drive the vehicle within the following conditions until the Clutch A – Fast Filling Counter increments by one count: • Vehicle speed between 73-81 kph (45-50 mph) • Turbine (Input) speed between 950 – 1750 rpm • Torque between 50 N·m – 120 N·m (37 ft. lbs. – 89ft. lbs.) 9. In seventh gear, drive the vehicle within the following conditions until the Clutch B- Filling Counter and Clutch E Fast Filling Counter each increment by one count: • Vehicle speed between 73-81 kph (45-50 mph) • Turbine (Input) speed between 950-1750 rpm • Torque between 50 N·m-120 N·m (37 ft. lbs.-89ft. lbs.) The Standard Clutch Filling Adaptation Conditions Table below may be used as an alternate reference for the optimal conditions required to learn the Standard Clutch Filling Adaptations. Service Procedure [Continued] Safety Recall Z84 — Transmission Page 44 Standard Clutch Filling Adaptation Conditions Table Steady State Gears And Conditions Where Each Clutch Will Adapt Clutch Gear Optimal Vehicle Speed Input Speed (rpm) Torque N·m (ft. lbs.) Transmission Temperature A Clutch 6th 73-81 kph (45-50 mph). Between 950 and 1750 rpm Between 50 N·m and 120 N·m (37 ft. lbs. and 89 ft. lbs.) Between 50° C and 100° C (122° F and 212° F) B Clutch 7th 73-81 kph (45-50 mph). Between 950 and 1750 rpm Between 50 N·m and 120 N·m (37 ft. lbs. and 89 ft. lbs.) Between 50° C and 100° C (122° F and 212° F) C Clutch 4th 32-56 kph (20-35 mph). Between 950 and 1750 rpm Between 25 N·m and 120 N·m (18 ft. lbs. and 89 ft. lbs.) Between 50° C and 100° C (122° F and 212° F) D Clutch 3rd 32-56 kph (20-35 mph). Between 950 and 1750 rpm Between 25 N·m and 180 N·m (18 ft. lbs. and 133 ft. lbs.) Between 50° C and 100° C (122° F and 212° F) E Clutch 7th 73-81 kph (45-50 mph). Between 950 and 1750 rpm Between 50 N·m and 120 N·m (37 ft. lbs. and 89 ft. lbs.) Between 50° C and 100° C (122° F and 212° F) Service Procedure [Continued] Safety Recall Z84 — Transmission Page 45 10. Perform steps 4-9 until the Fast Filling Counters for each clutch has incriminated by at least five counts. 11. Evaluate shift performance for all gears. If the shift quality for any gear is insufficient, execute the appropriate driving conditions until shift quality improves. Incrementing the Fast Filling Counters by 12 counts for each clutch may be necessary to properly learn the adaptation values. The following table Controller Area Network (CAN) be used to determine which clutches are involved in a specific up-shift or down-shift quality issue. ‘X’ indicates when a clutch is applied. The Standard Clutch Filling Adaptation learning occurs when the applicable clutch is not applied and the transmission is in a steady state (not shifting). Gear vs Clutch Table Gear Clutch A Clutch B Clutch C Clutch D Clutch E 1st X X X 2nd X X X 3rd X X X 4th X X X 5th X X X 6th X X X 7th X X X 8th X X X Reverse X X X Service Procedure [Continued] Safety Recall Z84 — Transmission Page 46 Read the information below for details regarding this procedure. Reading Clutch Adaptation Data The Clutch Packs will each have 4 scan tool data labels to observe under the TCM section. Using Clutch A as an example, the data labels are: • Clutch A- Fast Filling Counter: This data label displays the number of Clutch Filling Pressure adaptations that have been performed. These adaptations are the first learned values on a new transmission or after clutch adaptation values are reset. You will need to allow 5 to 12 fast filling counts per clutch to properly learn the clutch adaptations. If the shift quality is sufficient after 5 counts, no further adaptation learns for that clutch are necessary. • Clutch A- Filling Counter: This data label displays the number of Clutch Filling Time adaptations that have been performed. You will need to allow 5 to 12 filling counts per clutch to properly learn the clutch adaptations. If the shift quality is sufficient after 5 counts, no further adaptation learns for that clutch are necessary. • Clutch A- Filling Pressure: This data label displays the clutch filling pressure value that is learned during the TCM Adaptation procedure. The TCM adaptation software will increase or decrease the clutch fluid filling pressure to improve shift performance. The clutch Filling Pressure value will change over the life of the transmission based first on initial transmission build variation and then due to normal clutch wear. • Clutch A- Filling Time: This data label displays the clutch filling time value that is learned during the TCM Adaptation procedure. The TCM adaptation software will increase or decrease the Clutch Filling Time to improve shift performance. The clutch Filling Time value will change over the life of the transmission based first on initial transmission build variation and then due to normal clutch wear. Service Procedure [Continued] Safety Recall Z84 — Transmission Page 47 156. Place the ignition in the “OFF” position and then remove the wiTECH micro pod II device from the vehicle. 157. Remove the battery charger from the vehicle. 158. Close the engine compartment hood and return the vehicle to the customer or inventory. Service Procedure [Continued] Safety Recall Z84 — Transmission Page 48 Claims for vehicles that have been serviced must be submitted on the DealerCONNECT Claim Entry Screen located on the Service tab. Claims paid will be used by FCA to record recall service completions and provide dealer payments. Use the following labor operation number and time allowance: Labor Operation Time Number Allowance Replace Transmission 21-Z8-41-82 8.1 hours Floor Plan Reimbursement 95-95-95-97 Calculate See Below Floor Plan Reimbursement represents the vehicle’s average daily allowance (see table below) multiplied by the number of days the vehicle was in dealer inventory and not available for sale. This reimbursement is limited to the number of days from the date of the stop sale to the date that the remedy was made available. Note: If the vehicle was received by your dealership (KZX date) AFTER the stop sale date, you will use the KZX date instead of the stop sale date. For this Recall, the stop sale was initiated on 08/26/2022 and the remedy was made available on 09/08/2022, therefore, the number of days cannot exceed 13 days. Vehicle Average Daily Allowance 2022 (JT) Jeep Gladiator NOTE: See the Warranty Administration Manual, Recall Claim Processing Section, for complete recall claim processing instructions. To view this notification on DealerCONNECT, select “Global Recall System” on the Service tab, then click on the description of this notification. Completion Reporting and Reimbursement Dealer Notification Safety Recall Z84 — Transmission Page 49 All involved vehicle owners known to FCA are being notified of the service requirement by first class mail. They are requested to schedule appointments for this service with their dealers. A generic copy of the owner letter is attached. All involved vehicles have been entered into the DealerCONNECT Global Recall System (GRS) and Vehicle Information Plus (VIP) for dealer inquiry as needed. GRS provides involved dealers with an updated VIN list of their incomplete vehicles. The owner’s name, address and phone number are listed if known. Completed vehicles are removed from GRS within several days of repair claim submission. To use this system, click on the “Service” tab and then click on “Global Recall System.” Your dealer’s VIN list for each recall displayed can be sorted by: those vehicles that were unsold at recall launch, those with a phone number, city, zip code, or VIN sequence. Dealers must perform this repair on all unsold vehicles before retail delivery. Dealers should also use the VIN list to follow up with all owners to schedule appointments for this repair. Recall VIN lists may contain confidential, restricted owner name and address information that was obtained from the Department of Motor Vehicles of various states. Use of this information is permitted for this recall only and is strictly prohibited from all other use. If you have any questions or need assistance in completing this action, please contact your Service and Parts District Manager. Customer Services / Field Operations FCA US LLC Owner Notification and Service Scheduling Vehicle Lists, Global Recall System, VIP and Dealer Follow Up Additional Information

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08/26/2022 _____________________________________________________________________ New Safety Recall Advanced Communication – Z84 FCA US LLC (FCA US) has announced a safety recall on certain 2022 Model Year (JT) Jeep® Gladiator vehicles equipped with a 3.0L EXJ engine and DFV automatic transmission 8HP75. VINs identified as being involved in this campaign are currently live and searchable. Stop sale is in effect for the above-identified vehicles. Vehicles impacted by a stop sale are eligible for reimbursement allowance through the Recall Floorplan Reimbursement Policy (RFPRP), which can be requested upon recall claim submission. REASON FOR THIS SAFETY RECALL Some of the above vehicles may have been built with a transmission with an improperly crimped parking wheel. An improperly crimped parking wheel could become loose and move towards the rear of the transmission housing and potentially compromise the engagement with the parking pawl. The customer may notice a Diagnostic Trouble Code, drive quality change, and/or noise. Compromised engagement of the parking wheel to the parking pawl could result in a loss of park position which may result in inadvertent vehicle movement, which could cause a vehicle crash without prior warning. SERVICE ACTION FCA US will conduct a voluntary safety recall on all affected vehicles to replace the transmission. The remedy for this condition is not currently available. Dealers will be notified of the launch of this safety recall by way of established communication methods. This recall is estimated to launch in 3rd Quarter of 2022. We ask that you please take the time to ensure that your personnel are aware of this communication and are prepared to execute a customer friendly process for inquiries regarding involved vehicles. Customer Services Field Operations FCA US LLC IMPORTANT: Some of the involved vehicles may be in dealer new vehicle inventory. Federal law requires you to complete this recall service on these vehicles before retail delivery. Violation of this requirement by a dealer could result in a civil penalty of up to $21,000 per vehicle. Involved vehicles can be determined by using the VIP inquiry process.

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OMB Control No.: 2127-0004 Part 573 Safety Recall Report 22V-639 The information contained in this report was submitted pursuant to 49 CFR §573 Manufacturer Name : Chrysler (FCA US, LLC) Submission Date : AUG 25, 2022 NHTSA Recall No. : 22V-639 Manufacturer Recall No. : Z84 Manufacturer Information : Manufacturer Name : Chrysler (FCA US, LLC) Address : 800 Chrysler Drive CIMS 482-00-91 Auburn Hills MI 48326-2757 Company phone : 1-800-853-1403 Population : Number of potentially involved : 11 Estimated percentage with defect : 100 % Vehicle Information : Vehicle 1 : 2022-2022 Jeep Gladiator Vehicle Type : Body Style : PICKUP TRUCK Power Train : NR Descriptive Information : Some 2022 MY Jeep Gladiator vehicles may have been built with a transmission with an improperly crimped parking wheel. The suspect period began on June 29, 2022, when certain vehicles received suspect transmissions, and ended on July 6, 2022, when the suspect transmissions were quarantined. The suspect period was determined using supplier traceability and vehicle production records. Similar vehicles not included in the recall did not receive suspect transmissions or were repaired prior to release from plant control. Production Dates : JUN 29, 2022 – JUL 06, 2022 VIN Range 1 : Begin : NR End : NR Not sequential Description of Defect : Description of the Defect : An improperly crimped parking wheel could become loose and move towards the rear of the transmission housing and potentially compromise the engagement with the parking pawl. FMVSS 1 : NR FMVSS 2 : NR Description of the Safety Risk : Compromised engagement of the parking wheel to the parking pawl could result in a loss of park position which may result in inadvertent vehicle movement, which could cause a vehicle crash without prior warning. Description of the Cause : NR Part 573 Safety Recall Report 22V-639 Page 2 The information contained in this report was submitted pursuant to 49 CFR §573 Identification of Any Warning that can Occur : The customer may notice a Diagnostic Trouble Code, drive quality change, and/ or noise. Involved Components : Component Name 1 : Transmission Assembly Component Description : Trans Assy – Auto 8HP75 AWD Component Part Number : 68296735AC Supplier Identification : Component Manufacturer Name : ZF Group Address : 12001 Tech Center Drive Livonia Michigan 48150 Country : United States Chronology : • On July 19, 2022, the FCA US LLC (“FCA US”) Technical Safety and Regulatory Compliance (“TSRC”) organization opened an investigation into 2022 MY Jeep Gladiator vehicles based on information from the vehicle assembly plant regarding suspect transmissions. • During July 2022, FCA US TSRC reviewed traceability records and met with FCA US manufacturing and determined certain Jeep Gladiator vehicles may have been released from the assembly plant with suspect transmissions. • As of August 4, 2022, FCA US has identified zero customer assistance records, zero warranty claims, and zero field reports potentially related to this issue for all markets. • As of August 4, 2022, FCA US is not aware of any accidents or injuries potentially related to this issue for all markets. • On August 19, 2022, FCA US determined, through the Vehicle Regulations Committee, to conduct a voluntary safety recall of the affected vehicles. Part 573 Safety Recall Report 22V-639 Page 3 The information contained in this report was submitted pursuant to 49 CFR §573 Description of Remedy : Description of Remedy Program : FCA US will conduct a voluntary safety recall on all affected vehicles to replace the transmission. FCA US has a longstanding policy and practice of reimbursing owners who have incurred the cost of repairing a problem that subsequently becomes the subject of a field action. To ensure consistency, FCA US, as part of the owner letter, will request that customers send the original receipt and/or other adequate proof of payment to the company for confirmation of the expense. How Remedy Component Differs from Recalled Component : The remedy component is a transmission that has a correctly crimped parking wheel. Identify How/When Recall Condition was Corrected in Production : NR Recall Schedule : Description of Recall Schedule : **08/25/2022: FCA US will notify dealers and begin notifying owners on or about 10/14/2022. Planned Dealer Notification Date : OCT 14, 2022 – OCT 14, 2022 Planned Owner Notification Date : OCT 14, 2022 – OCT 14, 2022 * NR – Not Reported

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