Service Bulletin

2021-2025 Jeep, Dodge, RAM Misfire DTCs and Rough Idle TSB

A manufacturer communication, GPOP - Issue Review System (NHTSA ID 11018451), addresses misfire DTCs, rough idle, and valvetrain noise in 2021-2025 Jeep, Dodge, and RAM vehicles. The issue is resolved with a calibration/software update for the oil pump operation mode.

Byeditor sarah mitchell2025 Jeep Wrangler
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Jeep Gladiator
2021–2025
Jeep Grand Cherokee
2021–2024
Jeep Grand Cherokee L
2021–2024
Jeep Wrangler
2021–2024
Dodge Durango
2021–2025
Ram 1500
2021–2025

Owners of various 2021-2025 Jeep, Dodge, and RAM vehicles equipped with the 3.6L PSU Long Block engine may encounter issues such as "misfire DTC codes", rough idle, or valvetrain noise. This manufacturer communication, identified as GPOP - Issue Review System, outlines a software-related solution to these problems.

Symptoms

Vehicle owners might observe their vehicle exhibiting one or more of the following symptoms:

  • Misfire DTC codes: Diagnostic Trouble Codes related to engine misfires may be stored in the vehicle's computer system.
  • Rough idle: The engine may run unevenly or vibrate excessively when idling.
  • Valvetrain noise: Unusual noises originating from the engine's valvetrain components.

These symptoms are often linked to the vehicle's oil pump operation mode, specifically during engine start-up.

Diagnosis and Trigger Conditions

The root cause of these issues is related to the calibration and software managing the oil pump's high-pressure mode during engine start-up. The GPOP - Issue Review System document, referencing SOL # S2509000004, indicates that an outdated calibration can lead to the described symptoms, including the presence of "misfire DTC codes".

Repair Procedure Summary

The recommended repair involves updating the vehicle's calibration/software to ensure the oil pump operates correctly in high-pressure mode during engine start-up. Many 25MY (Model Year 2025) and beyond RU, VF, WL, and WD vehicles already incorporate the latest oil pump mode. For 24MY (Model Year 2024) vehicles, service releases are available. Specifically, JL and JT models received updates as a running change on August 15, 2024, and August 19, 2024, respectively. DT models are updated starting from 25MY and beyond.

If you own a 24MY vehicle experiencing "misfire DTC codes" or other related symptoms and a service release is available, it is crucial to follow the released service procedures to update to the corresponding calibration or software.

Important Warnings

It is important to confirm that any vehicle being repaired has the latest calibration/software update for the oil pump operation mode. This ensures the high-pressure mode functions correctly during engine start-up. For 24MY vehicles where a service release is available, technicians must follow the specific service procedures to apply the correct calibration/software update.

Owner Action

If your 2021-2025 Jeep, Dodge, or RAM vehicle is experiencing "misfire DTC codes", rough idle, or valvetrain noise, it is recommended to contact your authorized dealership. They can check if your vehicle requires the latest calibration/software update for the oil pump operation mode, as outlined in the GPOP - Issue Review System. This update is designed to resolve the underlying issue causing the symptoms.


Source: NHTSA ID: 11018451

Frequently Asked Questions

What are the common symptoms addressed by this TSB?
The GPOP - Issue Review System addresses symptoms such as "misfire DTC codes", rough engine idle, and unusual valvetrain noise in affected vehicles.
Which vehicles are covered by this manufacturer communication?
This communication applies to various 2021-2025 Jeep, Dodge, and RAM models equipped with the 3.6L PSU Long Block engine, including the Jeep Wrangler, Gladiator, Grand Cherokee, Grand Cherokee L, Dodge Durango, and RAM 1500.
How is the issue of misfire DTCs and rough idle resolved?
The issue is resolved by performing a calibration/software update that modifies the oil pump's operation mode, particularly its high-pressure function during engine start-up. This update ensures proper engine performance and eliminates the "Jeep Wrangler misfire DTCs" and other related symptoms.
Is this a recall?
No, this is a manufacturer communication (GPOP - Issue Review System), which is a technical service bulletin (TSB). While it addresses a known issue, it is not a safety recall. However, addressing the software update is important for vehicle performance.

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