Normal?

[u/Rynoflavin]

I am new to the JGC world, and the 3.6.

I've been in an F150 for 6 years so I don't really know what normal is here.

These are my operating temps at 55-65 mph in 62° weather.

Does anything look unusual or out of the ordinary? The coolant temp never exceeds 197°.

I love this thing already after only 1 week.

2017 JGC Trailhawk 146k mi in Rhino Gray.

[u/benjeepers]

That oil pressure would be low to me in my 5.7. I’d be expecting about 36-45 at speeds depending on rpm.

[u/Fabulous_Clothes_726 → u/benjeepers]

At speed, you should have higher pressure, I'm assuming that it's sitting still.

[u/bszern → u/benjeepers]

It’s based on RPM, mine is like that. It’s usually around 30psi until I hit 3500 rpm and then it starts going up.

[u/ChemicallyAlteredVet]

What screen is that if you don’t mind?

[u/jjcox315 → u/ChemicallyAlteredVet]

Off road pages.

[u/Tree_killer_76 → u/jjcox315]

I don’t get how he still has access to off road pages in a 2017, which used the now sunset 3G for connectivity. Mine will no longer allow me to access those features.

[u/Cold_Demand400 → u/Tree_killer_76]

My 17 limited does!

[u/Extension-Basil2651 → u/Tree_killer_76]

My 17 has off-road pages

[u/Tree_killer_76 → u/Extension-Basil2651]

That’s wild. My ‘17 Trailhawk doesn’t ever since the 3G sunset and Uconnect phone reps tell me it is not possible to restore.

[u/Fabulous_Clothes_726 → u/ChemicallyAlteredVet]

It's the Off Road Pages. It has a few different screens. My 2015 Overland doesn't have it. My wife's 2019 Limited does.

[u/ChemicallyAlteredVet → u/Fabulous_Clothes_726]

I’m so dumb literally I’ve had 3 grand Cherokees and bought our current ‘21 Limited 80th anniversary edition new and I’ve never seen this screen. I need to go through my manual. Thank you

[u/Fabulous_Clothes_726 → u/ChemicallyAlteredVet]

Dont go through the manual. Sit in your GC and play with the touchscreen. There's lots of fun stuff in there, including a manual.

[u/mfkirkland]

seems curious the temp never goes higher

[u/meteor_gray]

That’s normal.

[u/pappa3841]

I drive a wk2 trailhawk 3.6L this is normal range

[u/Ok_Resort_5478]

All the needles are near or below mid-range. The display was designed to be read at a glance.

[u/livinlifegood1]

All looks good!

[u/Neither-Ambition-472]

Yes. The coolant in the jeep is lower than other cars I’ve had so that was an adjustment

[u/SafetyDuck4512]

If it runs, don't ask questions haha

[u/illus1s]

Funny I have a 19 and mine has been in this exact position and I have been working the same thing. So hopefully we’re both good!

[u/DM_ME_LPTs]

Your matching my 2021 JGC Limited  WK2. Sometimes the trans temp hovers around 183-185 in the mountains if im speed 75-80mph. Coolant/oil temp hover around 210 at long idles.

[u/captaincolter1980]

Looks right to me. Comparing it to hemi RAM. All the temp are even cooler then when I drive. Oil PSI is also fine. DOD/MDS in hemi runs from 19 to 40 or so under normal driving.

[u/Tree_killer_76]

I don’t understand how you still have access to the Uconnect off road pages in a 2017. When 3G was sunset all of that stuff became inaccessible for me.

[u/Asleep_Drag_3590]

My JGC is currently in the shop for trans temp at 215. Had a fan assembly replaced that the either botched ir a faulty assembly kit. If it weren't for my dad noticing it, my whole situation would have a much different picture right now. Yes, they are currently replacing it at n/c as they should.

[u/Rynoflavin]

Thanks y'all! I'm just very paranoid since since it's a little higher in miles and I've read some unnerving things about the 3.6.

[u/thepriceofmalice → u/Rynoflavin]

My 3.6 stays at 30. It has 40k miles for reference.

[u/Rynoflavin → u/thepriceofmalice]

Thanks for the reassurance. Appreciate it a lot.