[ed_wong]

Hi All,

I finally was able to pick up my Pacifica Touring L last night, so I'm officially in the forum and can follow along better with the discussions. Thanks for all the great discussions. So in my reading some of the posts regarding the transmission. Some of you have mentioned that you were able to get the software updated for the transmission. How do you tell what version of the software your car has? What is the latest and greatest version? If you don't have latest will the dealer update if you ask them to? I noticed looking at the door sticker of mine, the build date is 7/2016. Is that considered early in the build run? I'm curious since I've been reading the thread about whether the car has a 5 quart or 6 quart oil pan?

Thanks,
Ed

 

[ChryslerCares]

Hi All,

I finally was able to pick up my Pacifica Touring L last night, so I'm officially in the forum and can follow along better with the discussions. Thanks for all the great discussions. So in my reading some of the posts regarding the transmission. Some of you have mentioned that you were able to get the software updated for the transmission. How do you tell what version of the software your car has? What is the latest and greatest version? If you don't have latest will the dealer update if you ask them to? I noticed looking at the door sticker of mine, the build date is 7/2016. Is that considered early in the build run? I'm curious since I've been reading the thread about whether the car has a 5 quart or 6 quart oil pan?

Thanks,
Ed

Hi Ed--your dealership can tell you if there are any flashes available for the transmission when you go in for service. Unfortunately, we don't provide an online listing of TSBs to customers, so asking us or asking your dealership are the only two ways to find out.

Kori
Chrysler Social Care Specialist

 

[mike&tracy]

just run by the service department, they just have to hook up the wi-advisor pod and it will pull any updates except for the radio.