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2024-2025 Jeep Wrangler/Gladiator Temperature Display Issue

Owners of 2024-2025 Jeep Wrangler and Gladiator vehicles may notice their climate control display showing incorrect numeric values, such as 'LO' to '100°C', instead of actual temperature readings. This is a known software issue, and a fix is anticipated by Q2 2026.

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Source: NHTSA manufacturer_communication 11026554
S2524000015NHTSA 11026554Temperature Control Display Is Showing Incorrect Values In Climate WidgetManual Temperature Control (MTC)Climate WidgetJeep Wrangler temperature displayJeep Gladiator temperature displayincorrect temperature readingsLO3.8°C
Jeep Gladiator
2024–2025
Jeep Wrangler
2024

Symptoms of Incorrect Temperature Display

Owners of certain 2024-2025 Jeep Wrangler and Gladiator vehicles may observe that their climate control display shows unusual numeric values. Specifically, when adjusting the temperature settings using the physical up/down buttons, the display might show readings ranging from "LO" to "3.8°C" or even "100°C". This behavior indicates an issue with the Jeep Wrangler temperature display.

This symptom, documented under Stellantis Case Number S2524000015, affects vehicles equipped with Manual Temperature Control (MTC). Instead of showing the actual desired temperature, the display presents values that do not correspond to standard temperature scales. This can lead to confusion regarding the vehicle's climate settings.

Diagnosis and Trigger Conditions

The incorrect Jeep Wrangler temperature display values are typically observed when the driver interacts with the climate control system's physical up/down buttons. The system, instead of registering and showing the actual temperature, displays numeric values that are effectively percentages. For instance, a reading of "100°C" does not mean the cabin is at 100 degrees Celsius, but rather that the setting is at its maximum percentage.

This condition is a known software anomaly. It specifically impacts the "Climate Widget" on the vehicle's infotainment screen, where the temperature settings are visually represented. The issue is not related to a malfunction of the heating or air conditioning system itself, but rather how its settings are communicated visually to the driver.

What Owners Should Know

Stellantis has acknowledged this issue, confirming that the displayed values are currently representations of percentages rather than true temperature readings. This means that while the numbers on the screen are misleading, the underlying climate control system is still functioning. The primary concern is the inaccurate visual feedback provided to the driver.

A software improvement is actively being developed to correct this display anomaly. Owners should be aware that a resolution is in progress. The estimated availability for this software update is Q2 2026. Until then, drivers should understand that the numeric values shown on the climate widget are not actual temperature measurements.

Important Warnings

This communication, Case Number S2524000015, serves as a record of known experiences and observations. It is crucial for owners and technicians to understand that this document does not authorize warranty repairs for this specific display issue. It is an informational bulletin from Stellantis, indicating a known condition and an upcoming software solution.

Technicians are advised that this document does not provide conclusions about what is wrong with the vehicle beyond the described display anomaly. They are responsible for determining the appropriate course of action for any related symptoms. Owners should not expect immediate warranty service for this display issue based solely on this communication, as a software fix is still under development.

Next Steps for Owners

If you own a 2024-2025 Jeep Wrangler or Gladiator and are experiencing the incorrect Jeep Wrangler temperature display values, you should monitor official communications from Jeep or Stellantis regarding software updates. The anticipated release of the corrective software is Q2 2026.

It is recommended to check with your authorized Jeep dealership closer to the estimated release date for information on when the software update will be available for your specific vehicle. While the display is incorrect, the functionality of the climate control system is not impaired.


Source: NHTSA ID: 11026554, Stellantis Manufacturer Communication S2524000015

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the issue with the Jeep Wrangler temperature display?
Owners of 2024-2025 Jeep Wrangler and Gladiator vehicles may see incorrect numeric values like "LO" or "100°C" on their climate control display. These values are percentages, not actual temperatures, and are a result of a known software issue.
When will a fix be available for the incorrect temperature display?
A software improvement to correct the incorrect temperature display is currently under development by Stellantis. The estimated availability for this update is Q2 2026.
Is this a safety concern or does it affect climate control functionality?
No, this is not considered a safety concern, and the underlying climate control system continues to function correctly. The issue is purely with how the temperature settings are displayed on the infotainment screen.
What does Stellantis Case Number S2524000015 refer to?
Stellantis Case Number S2524000015 is a manufacturer communication that identifies and acknowledges the known software issue causing incorrect temperature values to be displayed in the climate widget of certain Jeep Wrangler and Gladiator vehicles.

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