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Late response, but whoa! I got stuck in traffic on Archibald that day, had to go swimming down a side street in the Cherokee just to get home! Took it like a champ.

On a side note, I think we both work for the same company. The name on your youtube channel looks familiar.
You at Shaw too?

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Just curious now that we're in the midst of a deep freeze have any of you had the hot coolant warning active? I was plugged in at work, the power cycles during the day so it's not heating constantly. 10 minutes into my drive home I get the warning. It's -23°C & the engine coolant temperature is 80°C. Well below maximum value. Had to cycle the power to clear the warning. Kind of annoying. Wonder if there is a TSB for this yet?
 

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I had that happen once too. It was within 5 minutes of driving away. Happened during Christmas, so pretty cold, but can't remember if it was plugged in at that time. Cycled the power and it was gone. Not sure what happened. But then, and now that it is consistently below -20, the whole Cherokee sounded quite loud while accelerating until it warmed up.
 

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Never had it happen and I've driven my vehicle after an extended period of being plugged in after parking it for 2 weeks while I'm working on a remote site. Having been on the site in northern Manitoba, the temperatures were consistently at or below -30 especially at night. Maybe I'm lucky or just haven't had it happen to me yet.
 

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I haven't had the coolant issue myself. Honestly I haven't even plugged the Jeep in once this year. It's started just fine every morning for work. Only issue I had was the drive shaft bearing squealing which is now fixed as of Friday.

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Hey guys! Just a heads up. If you have a 2.4l engine, WalMart now carries Quaker State 5L jugs Full Synthetic 0w-20 for $45. My last oil changes I've been using Pennzoil since its the only one I could find that meets Chryslers MS6395 standard. Looks like we now have another option available, and cheaper than Pennzoil. The filter is $14 as well from walmart.
 

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Hey guys! Just a heads up. If you have a 2.4l engine, WalMart now carries Quaker State 5L jugs Full Synthetic 0w-20 for $45. My last oil changes I've been using Pennzoil since its the only one I could find that meets Chryslers MS6395 standard. Looks like we now have another option available, and cheaper than Pennzoil. The filter is $14 as well from walmart.
we get discount at Great Canadian through work eh!
 

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Hi everyone, Just picked up my 2016 Trailhawk on Saturday. Wife preferred the ride over the limited model so we let go of my 2013 Ram 2500 cummins diesel and brought our first jeep home to Pinawa. Been looking the vehicle over top to bottom and sourcing a good set of mud flaps as Mopar does not offer any for the Trailhawk - something about active drive ll not compatible. Going to pick up a set of Rally Armor UR universals on Thursday when we are in Winnipeg. Would appreciate any tips or things to watch for from current owners. Thanks!
 

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Tires for sport

Hey there, have any of you put new tires on your sport and gone to a larger size? My sport is a 2014 so the tires are 225/65R17 I've read that others in the forum have been able to go to the trailhawk size (245/65R17) on their sports just wondering if anyone here has done something like that.

If you have, did you have any concern over the difference to your speed with the larger tires(i.e. when speedo says 100 you are actually going about 104)?
 

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Hey there, have any of you put new tires on your sport and gone to a larger size? My sport is a 2014 so the tires are 225/65R17 I've read that others in the forum have been able to go to the trailhawk size (245/65R17) on their sports just wondering if anyone here has done something like that.

If you have, did you have any concern over the difference to your speed with the larger tires(i.e. when speedo says 100 you are actually going about 104)?
Unfortunately I can't help you out with this one but maybe someone else could chime in. I'm still rocking my stock sport tires and rims with black plastidip so they don't stick out so much. They're actually in my basement right now (got the winter tires and rims on) with the plastidip half off as I've been trying to redo them for the summer. 2 years and the dip has some nicks and scrapes in spots so I'd like to redo them before I put them back on for the summer. If I could afford new rims and tires I'd go that route but I have too many other expenses currently.

Its been a while since your post, did you manage to figure it out? Pics if you did!
 

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Unfortunately I can't help you out with this one but maybe someone else could chime in. I'm still rocking my stock sport tires and rims with black plastidip so they don't stick out so much. They're actually in my basement right now (got the winter tires and rims on) with the plastidip half off as I've been trying to redo them for the summer. 2 years and the dip has some nicks and scrapes in spots so I'd like to redo them before I put them back on for the summer. If I could afford new rims and tires I'd go that route but I have too many other expenses currently.

Its been a while since your post, did you manage to figure it out? Pics if you did!
Yeah, I kinda fell off of here for awhile.

In the end I went with 235/65R17 Firestone Destination A/T on the factory sport rims.

The size difference is roughly 0.5" so roughly a speed difference of 1‰ (so when speedo says 100 I'm actually going 101).

I just had them done at Waverly Chrysler as I had them seeing what other sizes I could go with (and in case they needed to adjust the speedo).

I'll try and get some pics next week.

Your plasti-dip intrigues me as I have been thinking of doing something with those rims.

Did you go solid black or a pattern?

Matte or glossy?

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@villiam, just checked out your garage on here and noticed you have the black/iceland gray interior. Was this an option for you? I have the Morocco interior (beige/black) but I would have much preferred the gray.
 

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Yeah, I kinda fell off of here for awhile.

In the end I went with 235/65R17 Firestone Destination A/T on the factory sport rims.

The size difference is roughly 0.5" so roughly a speed difference of 1‰ (so when speedo says 100 I'm actually going 101).

I just had them done at Waverly Chrysler as I had them seeing what other sizes I could go with (and in case they needed to adjust the speedo).

I'll try and get some pics next week.

Your plasti-dip intrigues me as I have been thinking of doing something with those rims.

Did you go solid black or a pattern?

Matte or glossy?

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Waverley Chrysler is who I generally deal with too since I work nearby. They're alright, but they havent fixed my transmission problems lol.

As far as the plastidip goes, I just did matte black, I also did my front grills at the time and they're holding up well 2 years later. No pattern, I'm not that fancy and it was my first time with plastidip. Maybe next week if I have them done I'll snap a pic and post it.
 

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@villiam, just checked out your garage on here and noticed you have the black/iceland gray interior. Was this an option for you? I have the Morocco interior (beige/black) but I would have much preferred the gray.
It was an option for me which I was glad for. I think it looks nice :)

I was surprised when I was at the dealership picking options and saw that colour choice. The website at the time did not show it as an option.

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Its been a while since your post, did you manage to figure it out? Pics if you did!
I needed gas, and figured I'd get a wash. Here are some pictures.

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It was an option for me which I was glad for. I think it looks nice :)

I was surprised when I was at the dealership picking options and saw that colour choice. The website at the time did not show it as an option.

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Im surprised I didn't have that option when I ordered mine, I only had the beige choice. I would have much preferred the gray interior, goes better with the black in my opinion and looks less like my grandmas car (all beige inside and out lol).

By the way, I want your tires! I may have to work on wearing mine down so I have an excuse to upgrade lol. Do you notice a difference in road noise with the tread? They look a little more aggressive than the stock firestones.
 
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