how much exhaust fluid does an 2014 jeep gc 3.0 tae/use?

how much exhaust fluid does an 2014 jeep gc 3.0 tae/use?

The DEF tank on the new Jeep Grand Cherokee is approximately 8 gallons capacity, and most DEF suppliers are estimating usage at approximately 2-3% of diesel usage. So for every 100 gallons of fuel, expect to use 2 or 3 gallons of DEF.

Tom Dayton
JS Auto Supply
Jamestown, NY

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