Problems with 2014 Jeep Patriot POWER TRAIN

Tl* the contact owns a 2014 jeep patriot. while driving at 45 mph and making a left turn the vehicle decelerated without warning. the accelerator pedal was depressed however, the vehicle failed to respond. the vehicle was turned off and back on however, the vehicle failed to exceed 20 mph while driving. the vehicle was taken to (o'reilly chevrolet 6160 e broadway blvd, tucson, az 85711 (520) 829-3876) where it was diagnosed and it was determined that the transmission was defective and needed to be replaced. the vehicle was not repaired the vehicle was then taken to (larry h. miller dodge ram tucson 4220 e 22nd st, tucson, az 85711 (520) 395-9311) to be diagnosed. it was determined that the electric throttle body control failed and needed to be replaced. the manufacturer was not made aware of the failure. the failure mileage was approximate 80,100. *dt*jb

When i am driving on the freeway or street the car seems that wants to stop and feel that is loosing power; than it does like a jumper and keep going and it has happened many times. the dealer seems that do not find anything. also the back door of the car keep getting lock and not able to open

Driving at approx. 40 mph, dash lights came on pwoer train skid warning, 4wd, lightning icon power dropped unable to go more than 20 mph extremely unsafe

Takata recall: as you drive this vehicle the engine will slightly stall out and hiccup. also causing the transmission to jitter slightly but noticeably so. it does it whether its hot, cold regardless. i feel as if this vehicle is affected by the engine recall because it does stall and stutter while driving.

I have a 2014 jeep patriot sport 2.0l 4cyl wuth a cvt transmission. i bought it used certified in feb 2018. about a month into owning the vehicle it started to buck and jerk. the car shakes while on idle and there is a loud helicopter sound coming from the back of the car. i took to to 3 different jeep dealer and nobody could tell me what was wrong with the car. about 3 months after that the engine stalled without any warning. this happened as i turned on my street to go home. i had to wait a few minutes and it turned it back on and drove as if nothing happened. i took it to local mechanic and he could not find anything wrong with the car. the vehicle was not firing any codes nor was there any warning lights on the dash. the latest incident happend on august 18, 2019 drving home from a camping trip. i had 2 passengers in the car with me.the car bucks and jerks while on the highway and the car stalls while im drving the speed limit at 60 mph. thankfully i was in the slow lane and was able to pull over to the right. after being all shaken up, again i had waitied a few minutes and car started and drove as if noting happend. it was one of the scariest things i have ever experienced. i have taken it to local mechanics and they dint know whats wrong with it. so i am currently drving my car and wondering when the car will stall again. it still bucks and jerks, feels like it will stall so i take my foot off the gas peddle and that seems to help. i no longer drive this car on the highway as i am scared to death of getting into a car accident. i strictly use this car to travel to and from work. i am tired of sending this car to the dealerships and mechanics with no resolutions. i want to trade this car in, but am afraid for the next person. i think this car needs to be recalled. these cars should not be on the road period!!

While running (city or highway) vehicle stalls when power request by acceleration. seems like a rough noise when automatic shift change, losing the power.

Every summer since i bought the car the cvt transmission overheats when driving at speeds ove 60mph on the highway. several times my vehicle has lost power and im forced to the roadside to wait until it cools down. it happened to me in chicago once where there is no shoulder to the thruway and i thought i was going to be killed. ive had it to the dealership at least 6 times for this problem and have had no resolve. the car has currently been at the dealership for over a month now and ive also been dealing with jeep customer car and all they keep telling me is that they cant do anything about it. im lost at this point. i think this may fall under the lemon law but jeep will not work on anything with me. please help

2014 jeep patriot is stalling when trying to accelerate, especially uphill. it is also stalling after slowing down and then accelerating again. while going uphill recently the vehicle sputtered to climb uphill. luckily the vehicle has not completely stalled out yet. this mostly happens on city street however when getting onto the on ramp it sputters to accelerate sometimes and also if traffic comes to a stop on the highway and i try to accelerate again. i have no idea what is causing this. i have completed regular maintenance on the car so this has come out of nowhere. i see previously there was a recall for a loss of oil pressure which could cause the vehicle to stall but i'm not sure if my vehicle went through this recall.

I have a 2014 jeep patriot latitude that has 48100 miles on it . its was fine up until know where it will stall out while driving and shut down and the stability light would come on . i would pull over and the car would restart . it has been happening a lot and its scary not to know when it will happen again . someone is going to get killed if the problem is not fixed . jeep should have a recall on the cars and fix the problem . the problem has happened while turning a corner and on streets and then went to stall out on a highway.

Patriot will shake/vibrate really bad when in drive and sitting idle (like at a red light with the foot on the brake). if i place it in park, neutral or start driving the heavy vibration goes away.

My 2014 jeep patriot just experienced transmission failure. it has 91,000 miles on it, but has been properly maintenanced. the input shaft bearing started making grinding and whining noises when the clutch was let out while parked and driving. soon had troubles shifting and my transmission not wanting to go into gear. i looked on the internet for a remedy and noticed thousand of complaints related to this same issue involving most jeep vehicles. one vehicle only had 31,000 miles when their transmission failed. my vehicle is currently at the automotive shop. they stated that i have 3 options which include rebuild my current transmission (which may be a total loss) , buy a used tramsmission ( no guarantee of when another failure will occur), or buy a new transmission from the dealership (no guarantee of when failure will occur). the automotive shop stated that there is a parts shortage due to this issue and may not be able to obtain the parts to rebuild the transmission and also lack of used transmissions due to the same issue. i just bought this vehicle 1 year ago and will have to pay thousands to fix it due to a known problem in the automotive community without any guarantee of when it will happen again. the owner of my local automotive shop told me to sell it because of the known transmission failure. i saved money to buy this jeep with cash and do not have the funds to continually replace transmissions in it. big problem for jeep and quality of their products. bigger problem for the owners that are paying thousands to fix their vehicles. their transmissioms should be recalled due to not model specific. all jeep models are having the same issues. i cannot believe there is no recall for this issue already.

When driving down the highway my jeep patriot shifts hard when going up hills or shifting.

I was driving on the freeway doing 65 and the jerked hard and the power of the car droped down to about 20 mph almost causing me to get into a crash with cars behind me a red lighing bolt lite up on the dash as this was happening and at that same time the check engine light came on if i pressed on the gas nothing but rpm went up and the car would not go over 20 mph the lights stopped and the car went back to normal barely making it home same thing happened again it's the etc light check engine light and esc stability control light all come on and you lose power to acelrate.

Driving my nrkmal route to take my son to his summer program.(city street, 24mph speed limit) on arrival, only driving 3 miles from my home, my rpms were well over 2000 at a stop light. the car began sto shake. the engine light, electronic stability control light, and stability control light come on. i pulled over the the nearest gas station. turned car off and back in again. rpms over 2500. they died down after 2 min. all lights still flashing. got it to somewhere yo have codes read. "high airflow vacuum leak". nursed it home,.could not go over 20mp. anything over 20mph the car shook violently. rpms were over 2000. all of this driving was kn city streets with speed limits not going over 35mph. we tried to replace the throttle body today. still having the same issues. jeep on neutral (manual tranny) rpms over 2000 still.

I have spent over $1500 on repair of an electrical throttle body and catalytic converter and i still have engine stalling and not being able to accelerate cars slows on its own i can't drive more than 20mph

Car has less than 30k miles. issue has been recurrent since purchasing-- now, its to the point that we are too afraid to drive death trap. car engine dies while driving and vehicle is inoperable. while driving on the highway at approximately 60 mph, the car completely stopped i was barely able to get it over onto the shoulder. check engine and electronic throttle control lights were on. now, the problem occurs more frequently. there's no warning prior to car completely dying. this has happened twice on the highway almost getting us killed. it also occurred while driving down side sides/main roads since we now fear driving on the highway people will be killed by this - if they haven't been so far

I am writing in regards to an issue that has been happening with my jeep patriot that upon further research seems to be plaguing many patriot owners as well with no solution. randomly my vehicle would lose acceleration and the electronic throttle control light would light. when this would happen i would lose the power to accelerate and would have to pull over and restart the vehicle. once restarted the problem would no longer be there as if it didn't happen. sometimes the 4wd and traction control light would ignite during these episodes. i have taken the vehicle in for diagnostics, but nothing popped on their end and i have been told that the only way for them to know what is wrong is if it happens when they have it. being there can be a week or more between episodes this isn't feasible. this issue needs to be addressed and fixed by the manufacturer being it's dangerous for the driver and passengers. just two weeks ago my vehicle had this episode occur while crossing an intersection. thankfully i managed to make it through the intersection without incident but being a pregnant mother driving her toddler around this situation could of cost us our lives. tonight my car did the same and i nearly got hit because i lost acceleration suddenly on a 55mph road. thankfully i was able to pull into a safe place but now my vehicle is no longer drivable and will have to be towed to be fixed. this vehicle only has 72000 miles on it .

Tl* the contact owns a 2014 jeep patriot. while driving 65 mph, the vehicle stalled and the transmission warning indicator illuminated. the vehicle was taken to pine belt chrysler dodge jeep ram (401 broadway dr, hattiesburg, ms 39401, (601) 544-2430) where the wheel sensors, brakes, wheel bearing, a line going towards the transmission, abs, and traction sensors were replaced; however, the failure recurred. the vehicle was taken back to the same dealer and the contact was informed that the failure could not be duplicated. the vehicle was not repaired. the manufacturer was not made aware of the failure. the vin was not available. the failure mileage was 206,000.

This car needs to be investigated! not safe. multiple problems. i bought this car about a month ago. i was driving on highway with my 5 year old son when the car started shaking and clunking uncontrollably. i pulled over thinking i had a flat tire but did not. went to mechanic, where they replaced faulty sway bar and also installed an exhaust spring bolt kit that was never installed to begin with. get the car back to not only have the same issues again along with issues with transmission seeming to slip. i was approaching a red light- again with my son in the car, while breaking- the car jumps rpm and almost ran into car in front of me. also on cruise control the car wouldn't stop rev'n the engine. it was stuck over 4 rpm. i bought this car for safety but it is far from safe. there was an airbag recall but when i purchased the car it was marked as a seat belt recall. i would of steered clear if i knew about airbag but now i know airbag may not work in crash or will deploy randomly even if it was fixed it's not a legit fix due to electrical?! also i believe the recall on 2.4 engines should also be looked into for more possible cars affected. my car follows same problems as those recalled and same engine but mines not recalled. this car clunks in and out of driveways. it feels like it will fall apart. the weather striping is poor allowing water to get in causing moldy smell. the brake lights accumulate water. there seem to be signs of electrical problems however mechanic can't see it. can't charge phone an listen to radio unless you like static! same with aux cord, just stopped working. aside from looking nice- crysler did a terrible job with this particular patriot. poorly built, not worth the money. they rather have people die or get seriously injured before looking into recalling it right? multiple attempts to fix it have been made and car is still in the shop.

Tl* the contact owns a 2014 jeep patriot. the contact stated that the check engine indicator would illuminate sporadically. also, while driving various speeds with the accelerator pedal depressed, the vehicle would not accelerate. the contact would have to pull over, wait a couple of minutes, and restart the vehicle to continue driving normally. the contact also stated that the electronic control throttle indicator and the malfunction indicator lamp illuminated. the vehicle was taken to greenway motors (300 bedford rd, morris, il 60450, (815) 942-3400) where it underwent several unknown repairs, but the failures recurred. the vehicle was not repaired again. the manufacturer was notified. the cause of the failures were not disclosed. the failure mileage was 25,625.

While parked and idling, electronic systems started malfunctioning - indicator lights, wipers, brake booster, radio - all turned on with or without the key in the ignition. smoke began to pour from the totally integrated power module (tipm) in the engine compartment, which then briefly stared on fire. only disconnecting the battery allowed the module to cool down and stop smoking.

Electronic throttle control indicator light comes on a t highway speed with resulting loss of power- creating dangerous situation

My 2014 jeep patriot over the last several months seems to be losing power while driving. for example when on the on ramp attempting to enter the interstate , it just feels like its almost running out of gas and rpm's will go up to 5-6 .i am almost afraid of being ran over when accelerating during any situation. also my brakes from day one have always squeeked... i've taken it in to have it checked , they have cleaned and days later the same think. and the drums on rear are even worse, more of a grinding sound, but also i have been told they are fine. this noise is not normal . i have also had a few incidents where say sitting in traffic with my foot on the brake it will switch from manual to standard. it will be in drive then i will look and it will be in d 1. i have to manually push the shifter over to go back to normal drive.

At 27,900 miles the plastic gears in the throttle body failed, causing an unexpected loss of power while in traffic and climbing a hill. i did my research and learned that this issue has existed since 2007 with no permanent solution. this manifests itself as an intermittent loss of power until the electronic throttle control instrument panel light comes on at which point i took it to the dealer and they replaced the throttle body. there is an excellent video by motor city mechanic on youtube that explains this issue in detail. it's only a matter of time before one of these fails at speed and someone is killed.

Lost power when moving away from a signal light and making a left hand turn. the vehicle would only accelerate slowly. i was almost rear ended by the car behind us. pulled into a parking lot and turned the vehicle off and then back on and the vehicle seemed ok and was able to drive home about 10 miles. very scary! only 7,400 miles on vehicle.

When vehicle operates in mountainous highways requiring 3000-3500 rpm for continuous long grade, or a series of smaller grades which heat the transmission. the computer is automatically programed to shut down the vehicle . this occurs without regards traffic, road conditions or safety. we bought the vehicle last year and have recorded 55 separate occasions of such operating hazards. this activity leaves the stranded vehicle at the edge of the roadway for prolonged periods of time as traffic flies by at excess of 65 mph or higher. the stranded vehicle represents a hazard to both the occupants of the vehicle as well as the vehicles in transit nearby. these stops for the vehicle can be as long as thirty minutes for cool down. the dangers posed by this activity are greatly enhanced when this occurs at night. traffic stopped with lights at roads edge are often confused with a moving vehicle and drivers plow into the rear of the stranded vehicle unknowing it is at a dead stop. these computer generated stops are inherently dangerous. the manufacturer is aware an unable to make the drive line modifications that would eliminate the dangers posed by this defect in engineering. it is hard to believe that this problem was not made aware to the manufacturer in testing trials of these particular vehicles. please help us with this lemon!!!

On numerous occasions, the transmission will overheat, indicated by a high pitch wine and then a warning light while at freeway speed. on my vehicle it does not seem to matter what the ambient temperature is. this then involves me sitting at the side of the highway, which is a huge safety concern. dealers do not or will not say there is a problem after checking the diagnostics, when it is plainly evident based on a wealth of internet sites tis is a common problem with the cvt transmission, particularly in a jeep patriot. this issue is happening with more frequent occurrences as time goes on. my issues started at 2500 miles, i am at 86,500 now. i can say that the issue has never started while driving on city streets, only happens at 60+ with as low as 2500 rpm indicated on the tachometer.

After driving on the highway for about 2-3 hours, the transmission overheats and the car speed is forced down to about 35-40 mph. this is very dangerous when vehicles are traveling behind me and the car is effectively slamming on the brakes. while the vehicle may be operating as designed when the transmission overheats, it shouldn't overheat after 2-3 hours of highway driving. i am not hauling heavy cargo or exceeding the posted speed limits.

My jeep overheats regularly, no towing just regular colorado hwy driving, makes high pitched whining sounds, and loses power. i have to pull over and wait for the light to go off, resume driving, and pull over again when the light comes on. over and over this happens. dealership says no error code on the engine and there is nothing they can do.

I was driving down the interstate and my transmission overheat light came on, without warning, the jeep slowed to 40. very dangerous on the interstate where the speed limit is 75. luckily i was in the right lane and pulled over. i could have been rear ended and killed. this is very dangerous!!! dealer said since there were not any codes showing, they could not fix it.

I have had this vehicle for 2 1/2 years. in those initial 2 years, i worked for a chrysler dealer but had to travel 50 miles one way to work, so i put 100 miles a day on my vehicle just to work and back. recently i had the pcm replaced twice which never fixed the issue, only to need a new ground wire. the vehicle has worked fine for a month, until now. now, i have a cracked manifold. the dealer is unable to do anything to help take care of this issue and when i spoke with chrysler they informed me that they can not take care of it either. they're reason is that the manifold cracked because of the mileage on the vehicle. the mileage is high because i worked for a chrysler dealer which was 50 miles away!!!! i am appalled at the fact that no one wants to take care of an issue that a 2 year old vehicle should not have. i will never buy from chrysler again and i would not recommend them to anyone!!

The vehicle will not start from a stationary position including any electrical except for "no bus" on the dashboard. this began around 34,500 miles in august 2016. i took my vehicle the local jeep dealership and they could not recreate the issue. i returned in december to the dealership for the same issue and nothing could be found. in february of 2017 i was able to leave the vehicle for 3 days but still nothing could be found. this does not occur every time but the only temporary solution is to disconnect and reconnect the battery, which was what i used until i was able to have it towed in. in january of 2018 i finally was able to have it towed to the closest dealership when the issue occurred. the final solution was that the totally integrated power module was replaced.

I went to get gas one morning, after filling up, i tried to start my jeep again. the entire electrical system went haywire, lights, radio and the wipers came on and off. the fuel gauge and thermostat jumped up and down, and the car would not start. the dealership says it is a bad tipm and will cost me $1,100 to replace. i've read numerous other complaints, yet chrysler says there is no recall.

While driving on highways any time over 60 mph, the jeep loses power and the transmission overheating light comes on. i have to pull over, wait for it to cool, before i can drive again. it happened again yesterday. i was driving at 65 mph on route 95. the transmission light came on and the car dropped to 30 mph. i had my wife, my dog and my baby in the car and it was not overloaded. i was not towing anything. in the past, i reported it to my dealer and they said there was nothing wrong with the vehicle. this is extremely dangerous. i am afraid to attempt travel with my family in the car. i just got transferred to camp lejeune and need to find a reputable dealer where this issue can be addressed. i only have 53,000 miles on this car and it has had more problems than you could imagine. lemon

This vehicle is not on the recall from december 2014, however is presenting with the same as listed problems. it stalls when driving over 65 miles an hour a light comes on and then after car sits 20 min it will start up again. i drive a lot and have a famil.. this is terribly dangerous. it has happened 2 to 3 times in the past couple of weeks

Cvt transmission overheats causing car to lose power. very dangerous when driving at highway speeds

I purchased a brand new 2014 jeep patriot latitude from marshall dodge in crittenden (which should be shut down for horrible customer service after purchasing!) was a great car for the first little bit. i can no longer depend on this vehicle on the interstate. at interstate speed (65-70 mph) the car will begin to make a squeal noise and within five minutes i am playing leap frog to get to the emergency lane at max speed of (20 mph) and the vehicle is very jerky. when it does this all fluids in the car are fine, give it about 20 minutes and the car will act normal, but i cannot trust it to get back on the interstate. this has been going on for two years. i've taken it back to the dealership that i purchased it from and their useless extended warranty and nothing gets done! i have continually been told they cannot find any signs via computer it has done anything like this or after keeping it for two weeks driving it and looking it over it has no reason to. it is beginning to happen more frequently and am frustrated i can trust my original vehicle (thankfully i didn't trade it in to that crooked dealership) that has almost 200,000 miles on it, a 2004 scion tc, more than a vehicle i bought brand new that started becoming unreliable with 36,000 miles on it. i feel like i bought a lemon and the dealership doesn't want to fix it. this vehicle cannot be trusted to get to a to b and i feel like i am getting screwed by my jeep dealership and jeep. there should be a recall on this, the more i research the more common it is; or jeep should have to make these vehicles right, because they are extremely dangerous and could cause a major accident on the interstate! if it is never made right you can bet i will never own another jeep product and i will be sure let my family and friends know just how dangerous they are!

Since day one of purchasing the patriot my vehicle has had non-stop issues, more recently almost resulting in the driver and passenger being involved in an accident with an 18 wheeler after the vehicle went from 80mph to 40mph in less than 5 minutes, transmission fluid light came on and rpms stayed at 4200. the car made a ridiculous screaming noise and this was after the dealership had my vehicle for 2 weeks (third time bringing it in for the above problem) and now it is at the dealership again where i am being told there isn't anything they can do. the vehicle has had new struts (complained about a clunking noise when turning left and shockingly they couldn't replicate the problem until the third time bringing it in), new brake sensor switch after they also found the master was leaking into the booster and then they found the sensor switch bad -that was october of 2015, april 23rd 2016 they said that had to be replaced and that was what was causing the transmission issue - i may be a girl but i"m not stupid (that was the second time i brought it in for the trans. issue). it's had a new radio and telematic modules 5 times, new antenna, new tire sensors, molding, door panel, etc. this car was too expensive to have these issues and jeep/chrysler group are telling me that the transmission is obviously over heating going into "limp" mode resulting in the vehicle staying in 4th gear and loosing speed - this vehicle is a coffin on wheels and i was told this was reliable. we have everything on video that happened after picking up the car from the dealership on may 21, 2016 and after taking it for a drive to assure the problem was gone (again third time it was brought in). the service manager told me that the computer resets like a laptop which is why the error codes go away and is continuing to feed us lies even with evidence in hand. my vehicle terrifies me now.

This is the 4th time that my jeep that was purchased in january 2015 has been in the shop replacing the transmission. my transmission is losing power and slipping. a very loud grinding noise started and every mile that i drove it gradually got worse causing it to lose power. i was told if problem is not fixed the vehicle will end up shutting off on its own while driving down the road. thus creating a huge safety issue as it could cause an accident. when is a vehicle considered a lemon? i don't want to wait until something life threatening happens with my family , friends, or customers are in my vehicle. this is the 4th time that i have lost money from it being in the shop.

My transmission is losing power and slipping. was told by dealer that the warranty won't cover the problem. also was told if problem is not fixed the vehicle will end up shutting off on its own while driving down the road. thus creating a huge safety issue as it could cause an accident.

Driving on dirt road at appx 7,000 ft, temp appx 58deg, slightly hilly. accelerator cut out and tach went to 3,000, speed remained constant at around 30 mph, floored pedal and then put toe under it and pulled back both with no effect. tranny gear indicator said 6, hit brake and slowed down but no effect on rpm, shifted gear shift left three times and rpm dropped to 800, used manual shifting about next three miles. pulled off to side and turned off engine. restarted and every thing was normal. second occurance of same problem.

First day ,i drove out of dealer,with my new jeep patriot,a rolling noise was coming from my wheels,never in other autos i herd,such a loud bearing noise,as i drive. i thought it was normal,but i had to close my windows,thinking that it will help. as time goes,with 30,000 miles is getting worse!,it sounds like a thous old metal skate boards,with metal rolling wheel bearings. i turned off my engine,i put car in neutral,coast down in a down sloped street,and the laud bearing noise is there. i jack my car up,with my floor jack,put stands,turned wheels by hand ,no bearing noise!.start engine,while in jacks,put in drive,noise and jerk at 25 mph.

I was on a 300 mile road trip. i was on the highway with cruise control on around 70-73 mph and driving on fairly level road (no hills). the transmission downshifted and the engine rpm went up between 4500-5000. the transmission would not down shift automatically. i had to turn off the cruise control and slow down for it to shift. this happened 3 times on the trip. there is less than 25000 miles on the vehicle. thinking seriously about getting rid of this vehicle before i get stuck with it.

While i was driving home through pa, my car's transmission warning light came on. i lost speed, horsepower, and torque; i struggled to make it up hill (didn't go pass 40 mph), was almost rear-ended by cars behind me. i pulled over and let my car rest for 30 minutes and made it home at 65 mph. i normally travel anywhere between 70 & 75 mph on the freeway. i took it to my local jeep dealership in wheeling, wv the following monday. the service dept. told me there were no recorded messages (codes) in the computer system and, therefore, no service was completed on the vehicle. the tech even informed me that this was a common problem he sees, but chrysler hasn't fixed it and hopes there's a recall. fast-forward to august 31st, 2015, i encountered the same problem twice while driving home through oh. i had autozone run a diagnostic and again, no recorded codes in the system. i see a mechanic tomorrow (friday, sept. 4th) and jeep on august 10th. i've been reading about this issue on various forums and youtube (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vnkezt0mr-4; https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3-4stctcgkw). after further research, this problem has been reoccurring issue with jeep, dodge, and chrysler for a long time. people have been reporting this issue and taking it to their local dealership with no service. there's a problem here and chrysler has known this for several years.

Driving down the highway around 70 mph with the cruise control on, vehicle stopped pulling and engine rpm shot up over 6 on the needle. it has happened twice in 4 months.

In march, transmission overheated while on highway, lost speed very quickly. took vehicle in, transmission fill tube was missing and then replaced. over the next few months, i noticed extremely loud whining noises coming from vehicle while driving. fuel mileage is extremely low. in july, the transmission overheated again, took it in to dealership with no diagnosis, opened up a star case with fiat-chrysler, after 2 weeks, no diagnosis, picked up the vehicle, drove it for 1 week and transmission overheated with a crack in transmission fill tube again. the transmission overheats and does not report a repair code to the main computer in the vehicle and the manufacturer will not repair it without. vehicle has broken down multiple times on highway due to transmission overheating.

I have a 2014 jeep patriot that i purchased in dec 2013. i keep experiencing the transmission overheating that lots of other people are complaining about. it happened last year a couple times where the light came on and i had to pull over to the side of the road and let it cool down. it lost all power and i couldn't do anything. i took it to the dealer and they said everything was fine, not to worry about it. it was around 100 degrees and i had been driving to the beach(4hr drive or so) so i took it as that, maybe it did just get to hot. it never happened after that last year, but i never really went on any more trips. yesterday, on the way home from work, going to down a major interstate during rush hour traffic, my "transmission temp light" came on and i lost all power pretty much and had to get to the side of the road before i impaired traffic. it wasn't even 80 degrees outside and this happened already. this needs to be addressed asap as this could be extremely dangerous. *tr

Purchased vehicle, drove home and noticed that when i disengage the clutch a loud whining noise appears and i made an appointment at the dealership for a week out and it has gradually gotten worse while driving. *tr

Tl* the contact owns a 2014 jeep patriot. while driving 35 mph, the contact's vehicle crashed into another vehicle. the air bags failed to deploy. the contact sustained neck and shoulder injuries that required medical attention. a police report was filed. the vehicle was taken to an independent mechanic, but was not diagnosed or repaired. the contact also stated that the gear shifter failed to shift into drive or reverse. the manufacturer was not made aware of the failure. the failure mileage was 22,149.

Upon backing out of my driveway, i noticed a vibration and related noise coming from behind the firewall of my jeep; however, after placing the vehicle in neutral while shifting from reverse to drive the noise went away. upon placing the vehicle in drive and accelerating to 5-10 miles an hour the vibration and noise, which i can only describe as a idling motorcycle returns. if the jeep is traveling at a speed under 20 mph or sitting in drive at a stop light or stop sign this issue is present. within about a week of this happening, the jeep had issues starting. once the key was placed in the ignition and an attempt to start the care was made, the engine had difficulty starting. it would engine would turnover several times before it would finally start. i can only describe it as the same experience an individual would experience when starting a car after replacing the carburetor. when this occurs the jeep will stall without aby explanation. of course, when it has been taken to the dealership, they are unable to recreate the problem and explain that there is nothing wrong with the vehicle. *tr