I have a 2014 Jeep Wrangler automatic with 110K miles.
When it is cold outside (
But then I throw it in reverse to back down the driveway and either the RPM's drop for a few seconds and it "shudders" then goes back to normal, or on occasion it will actually stall out. When it stalls, I put it back in park and it starts right back up and then there is no problem the rest of the day.
It only does this when started cold, like from sitting overnight.
No check engine light and nothing reported by ODBII
Throttle body is clean clean, plugs are new, air filter new
Some people said it can be the torque converter solenoid, is it located inside trany ?
Any idea what I can check ?
When it is cold outside (
But then I throw it in reverse to back down the driveway and either the RPM's drop for a few seconds and it "shudders" then goes back to normal, or on occasion it will actually stall out. When it stalls, I put it back in park and it starts right back up and then there is no problem the rest of the day.
It only does this when started cold, like from sitting overnight.
No check engine light and nothing reported by ODBII
Throttle body is clean clean, plugs are new, air filter new
Some people said it can be the torque converter solenoid, is it located inside trany ?
Any idea what I can check ?