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@OfficialMOPAR, @Stellantis, I purchased a 2025 Jeep Wrangler Sahara from Crown and want to share my experience, particularly for anyone considering a Jeep or dealing with a warranty claim.
After owning the Jeep for almost a year, a small hole developed in the composite hardtop above the rear passenger-side glass, which is extremely difficult to see during normal use. You cannot readily see it from the ground, and even from inside the Jeep, you have to open the rear, lean inside, and twist around to see the area.
The close-up photographs make the hole appear much larger than it actually is. I measured the exterior opening with a caliper at approximately 3.2 mm. However, the affected area on the inside appears larger, and the composite material around it is chalky and softer rather than hard and solid like the surrounding material.
There are also visible irregularities in the factory-painted surface in the same area, including raised areas that appear to be inclusions or subsurface defects beneath the paint. The roof was cleaned before the photographs were taken; what is visible is beneath the paint and is causing surface irregularities. The paint/finish immediately around the hole also does not appear consistent with the surrounding factory finish.
My warranty claim has been characterized as an external puncture. I disagree with that conclusion and believe the condition deserves a more thorough investigation. I cannot independently determine exactly what caused the failure, but the small exterior opening, larger affected area inside, chalky composite material, and visible factory-finish irregularities raise legitimate questions about a possible thin spot, void, molding defect, surface-preparation problem, or other defect in the composite material or factory finish.
I am continuing to pursue the warranty claim and have learned an important lesson from this experience: DOCUMENT EVERYTHING. Keep photographs, emails, repair orders, claim numbers, names, dates, times, and notes from every conversation. Do not assume something was submitted or forwarded simply because you were told it would be. When possible, follow phone conversations with an email so there is a written record.
I have also experienced problems with the Uconnect system. On multiple occasions, it has frozen or become unresponsive, requiring a reset. More concerning, I have had the backup camera image freeze while backing up, leaving a stationary picture on the screen instead of a continuous live view. I consider that a safety concern because a frozen image may appear to be a functioning camera, even though it is no longer showing what is actually happening behind the vehicle.
Drivers should obviously use mirrors and physically check their surroundings, but a backup camera is meant to provide additional visibility. A person, vehicle, shopping cart, or other object could move behind the Jeep after the image freezes and not appear on the frozen display.
I am posting this review so other customers can make an informed decision and so Jeep owners understand the importance of keeping records when dealing with warranty issues. I paid approximately $56,000 for this Jeep, and I believe defects in a relatively new vehicle deserve a thorough investigation and appropriate warranty consideration rather than assumptions about their cause.
My advice to other owners: Take pictures, save emails, keep every repair order, document every call, and request warranty decisions and explanations in writing.
WILLIAM CRAFT retweeted
@OfficialMOPAR @Mopar @Jeep I am requesting a fair and technically supported review of a denied warranty claim involving the painted hardtop on my 2025 Jeep Wrangler Sahara.
A very small opening developed in the roof near a molded seam/channel. The opening is only approximately 3 mm in diameter—less than 1/8 inch. The photographs were taken at very close range to document the condition, so the magnification makes the opening appear much larger than it actually is. This is not a large puncture hole.
Mopar denied the warranty claim on the basis that an outside object allegedly struck and punctured the roof. I disagree with that conclusion and have not been provided with a technical report identifying the physical evidence that proves an external impact occurred.
The photographs show more than the small 3 mm opening. They also appear to show:
• Nearby pinholes or small voids
• A rough and irregular edge around the opening
• Uneven or wavy surface texture
• Disturbance extending beyond the immediate opening
• No obvious long directional scratch or gouge
• No clearly visible impact dent or crushing
• No obvious foreign-material transfer
• No known incident in which anything struck the roof
Because the opening is only about 3 mm across, I believe the possibility of a preexisting manufacturing defect deserves serious consideration. Possible causes could include a void, thin area, inadequate resin saturation, poor bonding, porosity, or defective surface preparation in the composite hardtop. A small underlying defect may have allowed moisture infiltration and progressive deterioration over time until the opening became visible.
I am not asking Mopar to accept my theory without inspection. I am asking Mopar to arrange a proper evaluation by someone qualified to inspect SMC or composite automotive panels and explain what specific physical evidence supports the external-impact determination.
I would like Mopar to address the following questions:
What physical evidence proves that an outside object caused the opening?
Where is the directional scratch, gouge, dent, crushing, radial cracking, or transferred material normally expected from an impact?
Why are there nearby pinholes or small voids around the main opening?
Was the hardtop inspected by a composite-material specialist?
Was the denial based only on photographs or a dealership opinion?
What evidence rules out a manufacturing void, thin section, bonding problem, resin deficiency, porosity, or paint-preparation defect?
Why would a properly manufactured hardtop on a 2025 vehicle develop an opening under normal ownership?
A warranty decision should be based on documented physical evidence, not simply an assumption that every opening must have resulted from an external object.
I have included the original close-up photographs and an annotated visual summary. Again, the photographs are highly magnified: the actual opening is only approximately 3 mm in diameter.
I am requesting that Mopar reopen the warranty case, arrange an independent technical inspection, provide the reason for denial in writing, and reconsider replacement or proper repair of the hardtop under warranty.
Case number: [INSERT CASE NUMBER]
Selling dealership: [INSERT DEALERSHIP]
Servicing dealership: [INSERT DEALERSHIP]
Vehicle: 2025 Jeep Wrangler Sahara
Actual opening size: Approximately 3 mm, less than 1/8 inch
Please contact me privately so I can provide my VIN, complete documentation, repair order, and any additional photographs needed.
WILLIAM CRAFT retweeted
I was born in 1961 when we still had free speech, so:
I still say FAT.
I still say RETARDED.
I still say MIDGET.
I still say STEWARDESS.
I still say LADIES AND GENTLEMEN.
I still say ILLEGAL ALIEN.
I still say CRIPPLE.
I still say DEAF.
I still say HOMELESS.
I still say CRAZY.
I still say INSANE.
I still say ORIENTAL.
I still say BLACKLIST.
I still say COLORED PEOPLE.
I still say MOTHER.
I still say MAN and WOMAN.
I still say MERRY CHRISTMAS.
I still say BLIND.
I still say HANDICAPPED.
I still say “INDIAN” instead of Native American.
I still say “GOOD MORNING” and never “buenos dias.”
I still know TRANS WOMEN ARE MEN.
I still know evil is evil, no matter what skin it wears or how OPPRESSED it was.
So go ahead and call me whatever new name you just invented.
I was here first, and I’m not changing.
Who's with me on that?
WILLIAM CRAFT retweeted
Not surprised to see this post getting zero reach. It seems like the moment you show real patriotism or speak out about being threatened in your own home, the algorithm completely buries it. They want this swept under the rug. I refuse to be silenced. Please repost and share to help break through the suppression. Let’s see if we can get this to the people who actually care. 🇺🇸 #AmericaFirst #Patriot
My landlord just crossed a massive line and I am still trying to process it.
I was in my own apartment today, wearing my July 4th merch, when he literally barged right through my door without warning.
He completely snapped, screaming that my shirt was offensive and making everyone uncomfortable.
Then he gave me an ultimatum change out of the clothes immediately or he was throwing me out on the street right then and there.
I've never felt so violated and humiliated in my own home. It’s absolutely insane that celebrating Independence Day in a place I pay rent for is treated like some kind of crime.
These people preach non stop about respect and boundaries, but the moment you show an ounce of patriotism, they threaten to evict you.
I am not letting myself be intimidated, and I am absolutely not hiding who I am just to appease him. #MAGA #AmericaFirst #Patriot
WILLIAM CRAFT retweeted
@BlisterPearl Cry me a handful.
I’ve had my name changed too. I had to get my birth certificate and legal name-change documents, and somehow I managed to keep up with them.
If your name changed, why didn’t you keep the court order? If you got married, why didn’t you keep the marriage license?
These are basic life documents adults are expected to maintain. Calling every paperwork requirement a “poll tax” doesn’t change the fact that keeping up with your own legal records is personal responsibility.
Whe need to finish the job in Iran. Trumps peace plan is on a highway to failure if it leaves the IRGC in Iran.
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Well, looks like oil prices are headed down. Gas and diesel prices should head lower also. Believe it when it happens.
Funny how they jump on leave their supposed facts and block before anyone can give them the real true numbers.
Solution for removing deceased people from voter rolls.
You can separate the following:
1. The active voter rolls used for elections.
2. An archived historical database used for auditing and investigations.
This approach would:
- Remove deceased individuals from the active registration list.
- Preserve records for fraud detection and historical tracking.
- Maintain chain-of-custody and audit capabilities.
- Improve public confidence, as deceased voters would no longer appear on active rolls.
You can separate:
the active voter rolls used for elections, and
an archived historical database used for auditing and investigations.
That approach would:
remove deceased individuals from the active registration list,
preserve records for fraud detection and historical tracking,
maintain chain-of-custody and audit capabilities,
and likely improve public confidence because dead voters would no longer appear on active rolls.
The point is essentially that “record retention” and “active eligibility” do not have to be the same database function.
WILLIAM CRAFT retweeted
Another powerful story the mainstream media buried: In 1995, NYC’s Veterans Day Parade was on the brink of cancellation, broke, with zero corporate donations after asking 200 companies.
The then-businessman Donald Trump stepped up: he wrote a personal check for $200,000, helped raise another $300,000, and marched with over 25,000 veterans down Fifth Avenue.
Parade director Tom Fox (a Vietnam vet) said it plainly: “Donald Trump saved the parade.”
This wasn’t for votes or headlines; it was pure respect for our warriors and love for America. Long before politics, Trump showed where his heart is.
The MSM won’t tell you this side of him. Share if you stand with Trump and our veterans.
WILLIAM CRAFT retweeted
So, I did exactly what you asked and I sat down and read ALL 261 pages of your bill.
It does support mass amnesty and I'll tell you exactly where:
Pages 162-170... The Dream Act:
You grant conditional lawful permanent resident status to ILLEGAL ALIENS who:
>Have been continuously present in the U.S. since January 1, 2021
>Entered before age 18
>Meet education, employment, or military service requirements
>Pass criminal background checks
On top of this, in Sec. 2102(b)(3)(B), DACA recipients get fast-tracked to conditional green card status.
...which is literally mass amnesty
BUT THE BILL GOES EVEN FURTHER!!!
On pages 204-217, you present the Dignity Program:
This is a separate track for illegal aliens who don't qualify for the Dream Act.
If you are an illegal aliens who:
> Was continuously present since December 31, 2020
>Pay a $1,000 upfront "restitution" fee
>Submit biometrics, pass a background check
>No felony convictions
You get work authorization + travel authorization + deferred removal for 7 years
After completing the 7-year program (paying $7,000 total in fees, staying employed, obeying laws, paying back taxes):
We grant you:
> "Dignity Status" which is essentially a lawful nonimmigrant status, which is renewable any number of times
>Work and travel authorization
But the most important bit that you're hiding here is that it totally suspends deportation of anyone who qualifies for this.
This would effective end ALL MASS DEPORTATIONS in the United States immediately.
You are a liar, you are a fraud, everything you stand for is fake... did YOU read your own bill?
Because I just did, and you are a damned LIAR!!!!!
I am sharing this video in hopes that people will listen to the young woman in Iran telling her story to the Arab media. youtu.be/mGJCaXwqZio?si=aZOg…
The Senate needs to return to traditional filibusters that require senators to stand and fight for what they want with their voices, rather than allowing them to stay at home and obstruct the government. I wasn't aware that this was the original practice until someone introduced the concept of a "zombie filibuster." Senators have a constitutional responsibility to ensure that bills are paid; they should not use their power to hold the entire country hostage.
you need to study and try to under to understand history better.
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