My 2015 Jeep Grand cherokee Laredo goes in to Sport mode by itself and I cant get it back into D mode when I hold the + paddle as the manual stated. I did it once and cannot get it to do it again.

Asked by GuruT4RMD Jun 07, 2018 at 02:56 PM about the Jeep Grand Cherokee

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My 2015 Jeep Grand cherokee Laredo goes in to Sport mode by itself and I
cant get it back into D mode when I hold the + paddle as the manual stated.  I
did it once and cannot get it to do it again.

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I just got one my does the same I usually just switch the gear back to drive and it goes back to drive

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