GotGrit
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- 2023 Jeep Gladiator Mojave
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Hey folks,
Thought I'd share this subtle modification to my Gladiator. This is on a 2023 Mojave. I came across this badge glow when browsing and as I was planning on changing out the badge, I figured I'd give it a go. I'm very pleased. After picking up this badge and some acrylic white paint, I got to work. The badge is high quality and it took the acrylic paint really well after a nice cook in the oven to cure it.
Removal of the original badge was easy using a hair dryer, some patience, and a trim tool to slowly pry it off. Following it up with some rubbing alcohol to break down the sticky residue.
After feeding in the wire connected to the light and eye balling it a few times, pulled off the back plastic and stuck her on.
The most challenging part was getting the wires from behind the fender panel, more due to not having the right tool for the job, but I managed to doctor up something from an old paint can
. Removing the handle and bending it as shown below helped me pull the wire up up .
Install was pretty straight forward. My jeep came with the AUX switch package and I wired it into the AUX 4 wire in the engine compartment and programmed the head unit to return to last state for the AUX 4 function.
I terminated the ground to one of the posts which is secured with a 10mm nut.
I then wrapped the wires and zipped down securely:
And Tada!
Daylight:
I'll see if I can get a picture of the full vehicle in the dark and post it here.
You can find these items on Amazon here:
Badge Glow (multiple color options)
High Quality Badges
Thought I'd share this subtle modification to my Gladiator. This is on a 2023 Mojave. I came across this badge glow when browsing and as I was planning on changing out the badge, I figured I'd give it a go. I'm very pleased. After picking up this badge and some acrylic white paint, I got to work. The badge is high quality and it took the acrylic paint really well after a nice cook in the oven to cure it.
Removal of the original badge was easy using a hair dryer, some patience, and a trim tool to slowly pry it off. Following it up with some rubbing alcohol to break down the sticky residue.
After feeding in the wire connected to the light and eye balling it a few times, pulled off the back plastic and stuck her on.
The most challenging part was getting the wires from behind the fender panel, more due to not having the right tool for the job, but I managed to doctor up something from an old paint can
Install was pretty straight forward. My jeep came with the AUX switch package and I wired it into the AUX 4 wire in the engine compartment and programmed the head unit to return to last state for the AUX 4 function.
I terminated the ground to one of the posts which is secured with a 10mm nut.
I then wrapped the wires and zipped down securely:
And Tada!
Daylight:
I'll see if I can get a picture of the full vehicle in the dark and post it here.
You can find these items on Amazon here:
Badge Glow (multiple color options)
High Quality Badges
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