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I received the update -- and it took care of the problem. Thanks for your note...

I still believe the tank is bigger than specified. I think the real tank is closer to 28 gallons. If you fill the tank real slow - so the air gap isn't a factor you can get more gas in the tank. I have put 28 gallons in my 26 gallon RAM.

I'm not sure if anyone still cares about this thread. But I have an update: I finally took my vehicle in for its first oil change and notified the dealer about this problem. In case you don't care to read earlier threads... When the GCL hits 1000 RPMs I hear a loud bass from the rear speaker. I...

Sometimes - even with your hands on the wheel - if you are driving in a straight line (for example, highway driving), the car may think you are driving hands free and will give you a warning. This has happened to me. With my GCL and with my CLE450.

FCA could have made this a lot easier with screw holes in the bottom - FCA are you reading this? Just do it and add $5.00 to the price of the vehicle.

I have a few a question: Were you using the lane assist with your hands off the wheel when the light came on? If so, FCA thought you were driving a little too long without your hands on the wheel. If you were not and were driving in a straight line, it may have thought you were driving without...

OK, regarding how many miles the display says you have versus what you really have. I now agree - a calibration issue. Regarding how big the tank is, I don't know but I do know the capacity is higher than what's posted. As I noted earlier in this thread, if you want to top off the gas tank -...

If your misery loves my company - then I'm with you. Tied disconnecting the battery myself. And yet, when I disconnect - I never truly disconnected it. I too would like an answer. Good post!

OK.. from a 60 year old who's been through this with other FCA vehicles: The remaining gas mileage seen on your dash is directly proportional to the gas mile age your getting at the exact time your driving. if you nurse the throttle, the fuel mileage goes up - if you don't - it comes down. Also...

I have Weather tech - I think they fit very great in the Jeep GCL.

Well, consider yourself lucky. Tried to buy them from Sticker fab -- they're sold out! Hey, thanks for the tip. It's the thought that counts!

You're obviously a very disgruntled buyer. For the record I own no stock in FCA. But, as the saying goes, "misery loves company", I'm a contractor doing a job for a Land Rover dealership, all I see is $140K vehicles with their dashboards laying on the front seat with all wiring exposed. I did...

Bummer, I had hoped this suggestion worked. I also owned a 2018 RAM 1500, had a similar problem. But only had to do the factory default a few times a year. Since the systems are similar, I thought FCA would have nailed the problem down by now. Unfortunately they didn't. Keep us al posted when...

I just hopped on this thread, so forgive me if this suggestion has already been suggested. Have you tried resetting the the whole unit? My CarPlay works, works, and works - then after a week or so, it stops working. I tried restarting the phone, tried deleting the phone and re-adding it - still...

I don't know this - but if I were to offer a guess, what the display is stating is: "The battery isn't big enough for the auto start/stop to work" (when the heating/cooling is in use). I'm sure once it's warmer, it'll work.

I saw Jeep (Mopar) has a black Jeep "re-badge" option. does this mean I can take the plastic chrome rebadge stuff off and put the black rebage stuff on assuming I order the right stuff? just looking for an opinion. Thanks,

The auto start/stop only works if the battery is fully charged. This isn't a jeep thing. it's the same for any vehicle that has the start/stop feature - i.e., Audi, MB, Btw. etc.hope this helps...

After purchasing 40 or so vehicles - and running a normal oil change routine. I would disagree. Oil filters are made so well, they truly filter out the bad stuff. Also, many manufacturers "burn the engine in" at the factory - further reducing the need. But I understand, the car is your baby, so...

I have over 4000 miles on my Overland GCL. Checked the oil and still full (without adding any oil). Are you driving aggressively? The oil color still looks good. The "oil change" indicator says I'm at 50% life. Regardless, at 5000 miles I'll have the oil changed.

It will definitely hurt your gas mileage. But try it in the snow (assuming it snows where you live), works well when going down hill (again, assuming you have hills where you live).