jeep sand driving problem has a fix

You could tell just by looking?

Ross,

Some companies don't even bother consult the suckers that buy their cars.
http://www.ohwhatalemon.com/

Should read... bother to consult. I must be running low on oil!

hi ross m
every 4wd brand on the road has over the years used customers to buy and road test their products in australian conditions and then based on feed back to retify and
modify/update problems and make a better vehicle
despite the manufactures claims that the vehicle was based on rigourous testing done on our roads and toyota /nissan/ford /landrover are guilty of this as well as all the other brands
so i dont see your reason to single out jeep
imho and in fairness some have taken longer than others
and each model of each brand all seem to have there own bugs in the system due so much electronic wisardry in the engines and drive systems and i dont see it been much different in the future
cheers
barry

G'day MAZCAN Barry
I didn't single out Jeep, they singled themselves out for attention and apparently have peoples attention.
That's why the poster has brought it to our attention.
If it didn't happen/wasn't a problem no one would know about it.
The customers didn't cause it.
No better way to make your vehicle known than to stop in sand for no good reason.

Just goes to show they didn't test it but the average driving of customers has tested it and found it to be wanting. If customers can find the fault why couldn't Jeep find it. They had it first.

If driving a Prado in sand it has all the electronic traction gear and they do well, but when they get bogged they are really stopped.

Yeah, I know others have various problems too.

You had better make that "an old Jap 4wd" Pop. The new ones have their share of problems.

You could be right mike, Which is why I am keeping my old Jap 4x4 for now.


Pop

Cables and gears instead of fluids and electronics makes for a simpler life. :-) It's a pity some of them drive like tractors...you can't have everything.