Vent is the best! When you want some fresh air but don't want to open up the windows it comes in handy.

 

Yeah I agree, before, I would always open the window a few inches to get some air flow, but at higher speeds the window net that pops up would always flap around, plus created lots of road noise.

This vent feature will be nice for times like that!!!! (still can't believe I didn't discover this sooner lol)

 

Just think what else you might find out about your Jeep if you sat down and read through your owner's manual!

 

I'm a guy, we don't read those things. Just kidding, I actually did read through it, but didn't really think there was much to learn about the sunroof as it was self explanatory, so skipped past that part. Guess I was wrong!

To answer your question.... yes, I think you're the only one that didn't know this

Is this your first vehicle with a sunroof? All the power sunroofs I've ever used or seen have this feature.

Actually my last two vehicles both had sunroofs (Isuzu Axiom and Pontiac G8 GT) but neither had a panaromic sunroof, just had a standard sun roof.

So I guess I didn't realize the panaromic opened up in the middle, because it was dual glass, I just thought it slide back and forth only.

 

To answer your question.... yes, I think you're the only one that didn't know this

Is this your first vehicle with a sunroof? All the power sunroofs I've ever used or seen have this feature.

 

Has everyone found there semi-hidden coat hanger hook ?

 

Yes those come in handy when I'm drying my clothes with the vent feature

 

There was a rather long thread shortly after the '14 was introduced where 'discoveries' were posted. Many were clearly documented in the owner's manual, but there were a few surprises.

I never read the section on the sun roof, because I don't really like them. The vent feature might come in handy when the Jeep is parked in hot weather.


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The vent really helps get some of the hot air out when you turn on the a/c

 

Only problem I have discovered with vent feature is that sometime I forget that it is open. No issues yet, but a couple close calls when parked and rain.

 

Depends on which way the wind is blowing.
If it's blowing front to back, no worries.

I've learned from experience to NOT leave sunroof/moonroof open, even vented.

Long time ago I used to have to park outside...
Got home before my wife (girlfriend at the time).
She walked in and said, "You want to take your car to the wash now."
Damn Canadian geese!
Sooo glad the moonroof wasn't open, that would have been really nasty.