Your dealer is tossing parts at the problem. I had erratic WW operation and after bugging out the wiring I traced it to severe corrosion on IPM (Integrated Power Module, or fuse box) connectors #3 and #4. The problem is common enough that MOPAR has a service kit to repair the connectors.
This may not be your problem, the net is you need a dealer/tech that is willing to diagnose the problem and not shotgun it. Using their WW motor replacement as an example, a simple voltage drop measurement across the park contact determines if that is the culprit requiring the motor replacement.