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I am curious, those that have collected the Grenadier - how many are experiencing SOFTWARE / ELECTRICAL GREMLINS?
Or………the IG has more in common with LR than we’d all like.It seems everyone who has received & driven their Grenadier and is contributing to the treads "What did you do with your Gren today" and "First impressions" are mentioning varying degrees of software issues.
Either drivers are pushing too many operational buttons, the wrong buttons or buttons in the wrong sequence - but bells are going off like it's Christmas!
I can just see the LR community starting to smirk right about now.Or………the IG has more in common with LR than we’d all like.
I didn't want to say "everyone" who had driven away is experiencing electrical problems but...Or………the IG has more in common with LR than we’d all like.
Have a look at these here:i've had one, the tyre pressure telling be that the rear nearside tyre pressure is wrong once the tyres warm up, i checks the pressures and all within 1/2lb but the RNS tyre was the one out. let some air out and its ok now.
it does however keep telling me the rear passengers are not wearing their seatbelts even when in on my own.
One thing i hate is i can't reverse with the drivers door ajar/open have to find a solution to that
If you sit with the ignition on but not started all sorts of warnings flash up.
That's a good point. It can surely be found somewhere in the console.And is there a version number of the software listed? I wonder how many versions there are.
Is the fuse insertion done by robots?Another suggestion would be checking the fuses. A problem some of the wrangler JLs had from factory was fuses not being seated in their holders correctly. A mate of mine had issues driving through France with his when he first got it, I tried this and over 50% of fuses in the box were almost hanging out.
No.To summarise we have:
- Rear Seat Belt warnings - a few owners - possibly fix from Amazon or buckle up.
- Power Steering Pump message - clears after 5
- Tyre Pressure Warning messages - a few owners
- Power steering warning came on, and after a restart, the PDC warning also came on - quote @rovie
- It is suggested that battery condition maybe causing some of the above.
Any others to add to the list? Are there owners with NO problems?
As of today, I have not come across anything to worry about on the electrical front. The Gren does like to shout at you if you’ve left a door open, break the speed limi or a list of other safety related stuff.. We got it properly filthy last weekend and it’s had two beastings with the pressure washer, and no resulting electrical issues to report. It may just be me, but it’s really easy to powerwash. It doesn’t have many blind angles that usually clog up and you’ve got to dig out. Both the bash plates, front and rear, came up really clean as you can get the jet directly in to them from the wheel arches. I guess the only residual post wash issue was the drivers power window was a bit louder in operation.To summarise we have:
- Rear Seat Belt warnings - a few owners - possibly fix from Amazon or buckle up.
- Power Steering Pump message - clears after 5
- Tyre Pressure Warning messages - a few owners
- Power steering warning came on, and after a restart, the PDC warning also came on - quote @rovie
- It is suggested that battery condition maybe causing some of the above.
Any others to add to the list? Are there owners with NO problems?
Still very concerning that the messages have appeared more than once.The only messages that were alarming were “transmission error” and “power steering“ and I just restarted and they cleared. It has only happened a few times and it has only happened after a hot re start. From cold, it’s as good as gold.. 600 miles on it so far..
Photos? Videos? Stories to share?We got it properly filthy last weekend and it’s
If you buy an EV you get used to software issues. Most of them are false alarms , annoying but you just press reset rather than get the dealer out of bed.Still very concerning that the messages have appeared more than once.
Someone asked the question above about Software editions - you would think these issues would be sorted prior to sale. My wife won’t accept we are in effect test customers-as the time we ignore a message could be the one we should have taken notice of!