If you push the gear lever to the left to manually select your gear range, the "D" in the instrument cluster will change to show the number of whatever gear the vehicle is in at the time you move the gear lever to the left. If that makes sense...
As for 9th, good luck.... I've done 34,000km and I'd almost bet my life it's never engaged 9th - not even cruising at high speeds in the NT...
Yep flick the shift lever to the left and glance down. Flick back and keep driving. It's a shift limiter so the number won't change even if it downshifts until u flick it back to d.
As for 9th u can get it going over 125kmh or more and foot lightly on the pedal and flick the lever across to see. I also find my trailhawk sort of forces a shift when I flick left to right to the next gear. That will also help get to 9th
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Cherokee Trailhawk
How do you know what gear you are in?
The Jeep
Trailhawk
runs right up 80kmh
