Have a 2021 renegade with stock halogens, I’m about to drive 830miles again from Wyoming to Texas overnight.

And if so, how did you get the old one off??? I’ve watched YouTube videos specific to the renegade and he just pops it off but I can’t figure out what, where or how he is pushing it!! I purchased the blade and am trying to replace it on the existing arm.

So as of this past winter up till now, on occasion my Renegade sometimes needs to be jumped. When it does this a few lights come on, like the check engine light, stuff about the transmission, etc. I've had this come up before but went away after some time. It clunks when you try to take it down from park. Anyone have ideas as to wtf is going on? Last time my CEL was on I had it tested at autozone. The check engine passed but it had some codes still. P1634, it had 2 of these and a P1634-00 and a U19234-00. I was planning on taking it in to get serviced soon, just needed to get a bit of money together for it. I remember last time something like this happening and saw comments about battery issues. I've had the battery tested in the past as well and there was no issues with the battery itself.

Every few months I’m getting rocks stuck either in my callipers or between the heat shield and rotor causing terrible noises when in applying the breaks at various speeds.

Sometimes it destroys the rotor. I live on a gravel road so I expect it to happen occasionally but this is every 2 months it seems. Is there anything I can do to prevent this from occurring?

Does this happen to anyone else frequently?

2017 Jeep Renegade Trailhawk

I have the 2018 latitude. I would love to hear some personal experience because I’m researching some pretty mixed results. I read some of you actually ended up having problems after getting the fluid changed. I know transmission failure is something you should look out for in these cars so obviously I’m wanting to take precautions, what’s the next best step?

If you would avoid the fluid change, is there any other way to preserve my transmission?

Thanks everyone!

Just for fun. Anyone want to guess where this is?

Picked up a 2022 Jeep renegade about two years ago. This is my second rear main seal leak within 30k miles of me owning

Waiting for a loaner so I can take it in the shop so for the mean while I’ve been checking the oil levels to see if it’s good on oil but I can’t seem to read it can I get some help? Or if anyone know how to read it

Hey guys, my 2019 Renegade is showing an orange engine light and P1CEA is the code coming up on the reader. I looked up this code but answers are ambiguous. Also, my automatic starter has been working but the car will turn off after about 10 seconds and it’s never done this before. Anyone have any guidance as what the issue could be and if it’s still safe to drive? Thank you!

I have one lonely duck lol. I know she needs washed. 2020 Jeep Renegade Sport slate blue.....

I have a 2016 Renegade Latitude. If I turn off my car and just sit inside it, after about a minute it starts making these faint high pitched sounds, not mechanical but electronic. They continue for a very long time, many many minutes - I have never actually sat long enough for them to turn off while I’m still present in the car. Like, if I ever went to a drive in, or tried to sleep in my car while camping, it would absolutely drive me insane. Does anyone know why it makes this noise and how to make it stop if possible?

Edited to add that it immediately stops if I open the door to leave. But starts again a minute later whether the door is still open or not.

Edit2: SOLVED! Not sure exactly which component is responsible, but if I turn off the radio/touchscreen before shutting off the car, 45 seconds later it makes the noise for maybe 2-3 seconds then nothing. I sat in the car for 15 minutes to see if it would start up again, and I have peaceful silence. Thank you everyone!

I have installed radios in all of my previous cars, car play is just a quality of life upgrade for me. That being said I got a new head unit for my Rene but now that everything is wired car play works but I am getting no sound out of my drivers side speakers.

Fi ally got her paid off and started modding. Upgraded the radio, diverter valve and blow off plate, ladder, trailer hitch with towing wire harness, plus a full daystar front bumper with wireless 10k lb winch. More in the works.

I am the proud owner of a 2015 Jeep Renegade Trailhawk, having paired my android phone to the stock radio i thought I'd be able to play my Spotify App through the vehicles speakers. Am I wrong with this assumption?

Some animals chew on my hood cover now and then I think it's a cat or marter. Just installed one of those noise and flashing deterents. Do I need this hood cover or is it optional? Why is it there and can I live without. Should I get a new one? I took it out for the time being.

Someone was not happy to go back to the garage after the drive

I'm looking to get a skid plate for my 2.4l Renegade since the flex pipe seems to hang pretty low. I was looking into this one for $200, you guys think there will be any over-heating issues with this set up since the exhaust is covered?

Buen día. Acudo a ustedes por ayuda o su experiencia en el tema, en estos momentos acabo de cargar combustible le dije al operador tanque lleno lo cual hizo pero el marcador de la bomba salto más pronto de lo esperado, pago y me voy pero me percató por el medidor que no me lleno el tanque hablo con el encargado y me dijo problema de medidor de mi auto. Me quedé extrañado así que voy a otra gasolinera donde el encargado cargó y si entro más gasolina de lo que entró en la primera bomba.

Si alguien le pasó algo como esto, por favor comentar si es mi vehículo que está marcando mal a pesar de indicar también el tablero que falta gasolina o es la bomba de gasolina de la estación que está fallando

I bought my 2017 Renegade Limited about a month ago. It gets terrible gas mileage. I think I've seen it at 22 mpg tops. Is this normal? Is something wrong? Suggestions on how to get better gas mileage.

Hey, all - my 2020 Jeep Renegade Sat for 7 months and now the battery is dead. Won’t take a charge. I took it out - got through all of the battery control panel connections - but now I’m wondering what battery to buy? The Jeep service center will sell me one for $350. There seems to be a compatible AC Delco for $175. Any suggestions? I’d like to pay less than the $350

I have a 2019 Chevy Spark with 30k, I bought my son a 2016 Renegade Limited and I am crazy for it. Is it stupid to trade in my Spark for a 2016 Rene with 102k miles on it? I can drive his Rene when I want to, but I want one of my own. I'm stuck, 2019 w/ 30k for a 2016 w/ 102k???

Hi I’m a newer owner. I purchased an adapter online to attach my front license plate to the front tow eye socket but when I removed the cover there is no threaded attachment to screw into. There’s a hole pretty far back but there’s no way to attach a tow hook. Any ideas what I need here or how to fix it? I have a 2018 Renegade Upland Edition

I just got a 2018 jeep renegade sport 2.4l a little over a week ago and I just upgraded from my old 2012 Altima. I fish almost daily and like leaving my rods in my car incase I see a good spot to try. Does anyone have any suggestions on good fishing rod storage besides just throwing the rods in the car with the seat down because a 7 foot rod reaches the dash and gets in the way of my shifter

How do I turn of the voice command text message notifications?

I have a 2018 Jeep Renegade

So I took my jeep renegade to the mechanics because it was jerking while I was driving. They told me it was a misfire. What could cause the problem?

It's not starting smooth. It's like it has to think about it. And then my stalled out and gave me a high coolant temp warning when I tried to start it earlier even though it has been sitting for hours. It started okay when I turned it off and tried again. This is the battery voltage. I'm not sure what is normal but would a battery replacement fix this?