JurassicTRX
TRX Fiend
Hey guys, I went to a local dealer and noticed this issues in 3 of 3 TRX there. Is this a common issue?
Getting that fixed won’t solved the issue permanently. It look like RAM only have temporarily fixes. What a shame.In Florida it is. I guess that’s one good thing for freezing my ass off up here.
@blaster9 just had his replaced under warranty.
Any possible solution to avoid this (without moving from FloridaThe material on the 2023s (and on new replacement dashes) does look different. Doesn’t really mean anything though. This has been happening with the Limiteds since 2019.
You are right, all of them were 2021 and 2022 models. I will go to see a 2023.The material on the 2023s (and on new replacement dashes) does look different. Doesn’t really mean anything though. This has been happening with the Limiteds since 2019.
I’m waiting for my 2024. It’s been in production for 2 monthsAnother reason to buy new. That's a headache I wouldn't want to mess with due to time and cost.
The material on the 2023s (and on new replacement dashes) does look different. Doesn’t really mean anything though. This has been happening with the Limiteds since 2019.
Yep just had mine replaced. Sooo much better!In Florida it is. I guess that’s one good thing for freezing my ass off up here.
@blaster9 just had his replaced under warranty.
I had my windshield triple ceramic’d with i3 on day 5 of ownership. Made 0 difference unfortunately in the Fla heat insofar as dash bubbling. I think some are just defective.Same Problem the SRT Jeeps had. 14-18' models. They actually did a recall on them. I had clear tint applied to my windshield to cut down on the heat.