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Problems with 2013 Jeep Wrangler ENGINE AND ENGINE COOLING

On average, the 2013 Jeep Wrangler starts to “feel” problems with the ENGINE AND ENGINE COOLING and its various aspects after 15 040 miles.

Recently reported ENGINE AND ENGINE COOLING problems on 2013 Jeep Wrangler

My wife and i had just left a local business mid-day on a warm dry summer day. was less than a block away and traveling slowly at approx 20 mph. applied brake as we rolled up to a stop sign. engine started to increase rpm on its own requiring evermore increasing brake pedal pressure in an attempt to come to a stop. standing on the brake pedal engine rpm reached 2500. i put the gear select into neutral. the brakes grabbed, the engine rpm shot up and returned to standard idle. i put the car in drive and car behaved normal after that. this has occurred approx 6 times over past year. took it to dealer twice with no resolution. floor mats secure and locked down. i drive right foot only and brake cleanly and square on the brake pedal. this only occurs at low speed, when engine is warm, and even squealed the tires ( burned rubber ) once. must slam into neutral to get it to stop. *tr

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