Is anyone else having problem with their Jeep Rubicon 2014 models or just me?1.1000 km- gear box issues ,have to replace the part,under warranty. I demand a new car and got it after 3 months of waiting2 .Have brand new Rubicon in May 201430000 km.Drove home-work-home.Twice to the desert,no dunes bushing ,just on the road by 20-30 km/ hourAxel bended from both sides and oil leak .What kind of Jeep is that?When I was buying the car they told me the Jeep Rubicon is special edition for the Rocks.Spoke to another Jeep Specialust , he said since 2007 they are gaming this problem with fron axel -WEAK .So, disappointment and no one wanna help me.
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Asked by Alenka Jan 13, 2015 at 01:47 AM about the 2014 Jeep Wrangler Rubicon 4WD

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

Axel bended from both side and oil leak.

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thejeepdoctor answered 9 years ago

the only way to bend these is to get the ft. end off the ground. I saw one that this guy brought in for warranty work(bent axle) and his buddy proceeded to tell me how the owner was launching the vehicle. Needless to say....no warranty work done, These are pretty solid, so it takes a pretty hard blow to bend one. Maybe someone else drove it?

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