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Posted: 11/4/2009 8:06:20 PM EDT
I just read that Jeep will release a diesel Wrangler by the end of 2010. This should be good. Thoughts?
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A TJ with a diesel would be awesome. I'm not sure the new whateverJ would be worth it.
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about fucking time
I'd like a smallish diesel engine with good mileage. |
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A TJ with a diesel would be awesome. I'm not sure the new whateverJ would be worth it. A 4 door JK with a diesel will be a winner. Brian |
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I won't miss the PT Crapper either, but can't wait to see this Wrangler. The article did not say if the Wrangler would be remade, or just updated with the engine.
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A jeep with a diesel engine, about damn time. Too bad I don't give two shits about chrysler/dodge/jeep anymore.
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Quoted: A TJ with a diesel would be awesome. I'm not sure the new whateverJ would be worth it. Yeah, not a fan of the new Jeeps, but if I could drop a CRD diesel into my LJ like some of the Libertys have, I'd be a happy guy. |
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A Jeep with a diesel would be great. I'm not very excited about a Jeep-shaped Chrysler minivan with a diesel though.
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There needs to be a diesel in a small pickup or small suv period. Great gas mileage, range, and low end power all in one.
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I know I've always drooled over the diesel rangers in south america
this should be damn sweet |
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There needs to be a diesel in a small pickup or small suv period. Great gas mileage, range, and low end power all in one. + a bazillion. I'd be on it like a fly on shit. |
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Did they finally start listening?
I 'd like to build a cj-8 with a diesel. |
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wish toyota would get their heads out of their butts and start offering their small diesels over here....
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Quoted: wish toyota would get their heads out of their butts and start offering their small diesels over here.... Talk to the EPA/CARB, and then convince the customer base that they want to pay more for less "powaaaaah!". It would be neat to see a Hilux here with the 2.5 Diesels However, the 0-60 time of 15 seconds and 96mph maximum speed would take some getting used to. And sadly, still wouldn't sell. Not until gas is $8 a gallon. And even then, maybe not. |
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Chrysler imported the Nissan diesel that IH put in the diesel Scouts. VW used to have a diesel pick-up. Several companies used to put small diesels in Jeeps back in the early 80's.
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There needs to be a diesel in a small pickup or small suv period. Great gas mileage, range, and low end power all in one. + a bazillion. I'd be on it like a fly on shit. This. Holding onto my 23mpg B3000 until something better comes along. I want my next truck to have adult-sized rear seating, but that currently means stepping up to a 14mpg full-size or a 16mpg mid-size Ford sells a quad cab diesel Ranger in Mexico, but not in the US |
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Y'all act like Chrysler is going to survive to the end of 2010 and Obama will let them put out another smelly dirty diesel if they are still around.
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Don't hold your breath. Chrysler will be out of business by then.
Good riddance. |
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The question is, who makes this diesel ?
No matter, the company will be dead before too long anyway. |
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who makes the motor? i'd wait a year or two before buying one (if i was in the market); it might be a cluster fuck like when ford released the 6.0 diesel.
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Considering all the problems I've had with my current Wrangler, I will NEVER buy another Chrysler product again (nor any other UAW made vehicle for that matter). Now they want 750 dollars plus labor for a new catalytic converter. This is just one in a very long list.
Either way, with NY State laws being what they are, a diesel wouldn't be available to me even if I wanted one - even if it is cleaner and less polluting than a gasoline model. -K |
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Same here. Their products SUCK and always have. Thanks a lot UAW. Really, America "thanks" you for what you have done to our once-proud automotive industry.
Now, if they were still working with Dymler/Mercedes - then maybe. THOSE folks know how to build passenger vehicle diesel motors. Quoted:
Considering all the problems I've had with my current Wrangler, I will NEVER buy another Chrysler product again (nor any other UAW made vehicle for that matter). Now they want 750 dollars plus labor for a new catalytic converter. This is just one in a very long list. Either way, with NY State laws being what they are, a diesel wouldn't be available to me even if I wanted one - even if it is cleaner and less polluting than a gasoline model. -K |
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Quoted: Don't hold your breath. Chrysler will be out of business by then. Good riddance. Yeah but the Jeep brand won't. As far as diesel engines are concerned, talk to the EPA and their unrealistic emission control demands. |
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I'm a big Jeep guy but i would buy a Diesel Taco over one in a heart beat. Unless they do a Gladiator then i might buy one. Should have done this with the TJ's
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GOOGLE CUMMINS 4BT CONVERSION! Isn't that outrageously expensive? I know there's one place that's been posted here that does Jeep Diesel conversions, but they wanted nearly $40-50k for the finished product. I'd like a diesel in a TJ, I just don't care for the Jk line. |
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There needs to be a diesel in a small pickup or small suv period. Great gas mileage, range, and low end power all in one. + a bazillion. I'd be on it like a fly on shit. This. Holding onto my 23mpg B3000 until something better comes along. I want my next truck to have adult-sized rear seating, but that currently means stepping up to a 14mpg full-size or a 16mpg mid-size Ford sells a quad cab diesel Ranger in Mexico, but not in the US I get close to mid 20's and around 18-19 on a bad day around town in my Ram2500 with Cummins and 6 speed manual. It's the Quad Cab and seats 3 adults easy in the back. |
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I don't care if Chrysler sells jeeps that come wtih a hot asian chick to blow you while you drive. I won't buy jack shit from them or GM.
Hax |
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they were supposed to release a Dodge Ram 1500 in diesel but i geuss that was put on hold for some reason.
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There needs to be a diesel in a small pickup or small suv period. Great gas mileage, range, and low end power all in one. + a bazillion. I'd be on it like a fly on shit. This. Holding onto my 23mpg B3000 until something better comes along. I want my next truck to have adult-sized rear seating, but that currently means stepping up to a 14mpg full-size or a 16mpg mid-size Ford sells a quad cab diesel Ranger in Mexico, but not in the US I get close to mid 20's and around 18-19 on a bad day around town in my Ram2500 with Cummins and 6 speed manual. It's the Quad Cab and seats 3 adults easy in the back. is yours the 12V or the 24V? i swear no matter what i am so getting a friggen CTD next truck i get. im tired of this 12 MPG with less than 300HP |
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The conversion can be done for 5k or less depending on what you start with for donor parts and how much work you do yourself.
I am going to drop a turbo charged intercooled 4bt into my 76 Bronco. |
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Forgot to add current "production like" J8 with a diesel here in the states from AEV:
http://www.aev-conversions.com/vehicles/j8_milspec.php Around $50k iirc, but you get a military beefed jeep with either a hemi or diesel. |
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I'm pretty sure they've offered them in Europe for years already.
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A lot more little turbo diesels in trucks would be great news.
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wish toyota would get their heads out of their butts and start offering their small diesels over here.... Talk to the EPA/CARB, and then convince the customer base that they want to pay more for less "powaaaaah!". It would be neat to see a Hilux here with the 2.5 Diesels However, the 0-60 time of 15 seconds and 96mph maximum speed would take some getting used to. And sadly, still wouldn't sell. Not until gas is $8 a gallon. And even then, maybe not. I never exceed 70 anyway, so not sure how I would have to get used to a 96 MPH top speed. Hell, in my Wrangler JK I only cruise at about about 60 MPH anyway. |
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There needs to be a diesel in a small pickup or small suv period. Great gas mileage, range, and low end power all in one. + a bazillion. I'd be on it like a fly on shit. This. Holding onto my 23mpg B3000 until something better comes along. I want my next truck to have adult-sized rear seating, but that currently means stepping up to a 14mpg full-size or a 16mpg mid-size Ford sells a quad cab diesel Ranger in Mexico, but not in the US I get close to mid 20's and around 18-19 on a bad day around town in my Ram2500 with Cummins and 6 speed manual. It's the Quad Cab and seats 3 adults easy in the back. is yours the 12V or the 24V? i swear no matter what i am so getting a friggen CTD next truck i get. im tired of this 12 MPG with less than 300HP Buddy of mine upgraded from a 12v 2wd to a 24v 4WD. 2WD got 20+ mpg, 4WD gets 15 on a good day. |
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I don't care if Chrysler sells jeeps that come wtih a hot asian chick to blow you while you drive. I won't buy jack shit from them or GM. Hax I would even buy a prius if it came with that service. you know how I know you're gay? |
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I wonder if it is the same engine as in my Liberty. Aviator Dunno... Jeep killed the Liberty CRD option shortly after Diamler dumped Chrysler. |
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wish toyota would get their heads out of their butts and start offering their small diesels over here.... Talk to the EPA/CARB, and then convince the customer base that they want to pay more for less "powaaaaah!". It would be neat to see a Hilux here with the 2.5 Diesels However, the 0-60 time of 15 seconds and 96mph maximum speed would take some getting used to. And sadly, still wouldn't sell. Not until gas is $8 a gallon. And even then, maybe not. New hilux's have the 3.0 D4D turbo diesel, 0-60 10.5s around 170hp, not that much less than my 4.0L gas tacoma, and around 28mpg. I think they'd have no trouble selling. |
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Don't hold your breath. Chrysler will be out of business by then. Good riddance. Fiat anounced their plans for all the Mopar lines today,they'll be ok . |
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wish toyota would get their heads out of their butts and start offering their small diesels over here.... Talk to the EPA/CARB, and then convince the customer base that they want to pay more for less "powaaaaah!". It would be neat to see a Hilux here with the 2.5 Diesels However, the 0-60 time of 15 seconds and 96mph maximum speed would take some getting used to. And sadly, still wouldn't sell. Not until gas is $8 a gallon. And even then, maybe not. I never exceed 70 anyway, so not sure how I would have to get used to a 96 MPH top speed. Hell, in my Wrangler JK I only cruise at about about 60 MPH anyway. My diesel Scout was governed at 68 mph. But I got 33mpg, and diesel fuel was a peso a liter in Tijuana at the time |
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