What did you do TO your Gladiator today? [ADMIN WARNING: NO POLITICS, NO GUN TALK]

[Markpod7]

Weekend project, I wanted the bed outlet, dealer said it wasn't possible. I talked to Benny at All Mopar parts and with some digging and verifying I had the connector on the dash and the wires in the rear passenger side harness I ordered the parts and installed them yesterday. I have an Overland that already has the inverter and rear console outlet. The dash switch comes on when pressed so fingers crossed the outlet will work once I have it flashed. Here's pics of the install. I changed the dash panel, the rear harness and installed the outlet.

Maybe you could post a short video of the wiring path for that outlet?

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[Cowboy43]

Maybe you could post a short video of the wiring path for that outlet?

The wire for the switch is in the small connector picture, that's behind the dash panel I swapped out. The harness I swapped out goes from the frame behind the passenger rear tire to the bed lights, and has the pigtail for the outlet. There's three pics showing that harness.

 

[Gregbj33]

Installed a new set of switchback LEDs for my front markers as my first set passenger side burnt out. Also installed resistors I had laying around. Finally no more bulb out warning on the dash.

 

[Greg75]

Do you think just one light for the front, centered, would give enough spread? So the other could be for the rear.

Likely, but only if it was somehow mounted higher than I have mine. I did consider one each front and back. Went with two up front because I think that will be more useful.

 

[JTsJT]

Had my winch and Falcon steering stabilizer installed. I didn't have a steering problem but I did have to pay way more attention when highway driving. Kind of exhausting on long drives. Was planning on running it on medium around town and firm on the highway but I really like it on firm all off the time. Wasn't expecting this but steering is way more solid and planted feeling. Since installed I've been driving this thing more like a sports car than a jeep. Could not me happier with it.

 

[LiftedLife]

What do jeepers do where we’re stuck at home. INSTALL NEW PARTS.....!

 

[seesharp4me]

Installed AEV 7000 Lights.

 

[flyingmunk]

Added the Tazer Mini and cleaned it up

Love those wheels! What are they?

 

[MoultrieGladiator]

Added two bike mounts to the trail rail to more easily load and unload bikes. They weren't cheap ($55 a piece) but very easy to install, secure, and effective.

https://www.amazon.com/RockyMounts-...+Mount&qid=1584911893&s=sporting-goods&sr=1-1

 

[Gregbj33]

Love those wheels! What are they?

Thanks! They are ballistic jester 18x9

 

[Mightytalldude]

Installed the Euro spec rear foglights today. Have them hooked to the aux switches.

 

[Gatorized]

Installed the Euro spec rear foglights today. Have them hooked to the aux switches.

Good job!
Just need to see how those fog lights look in the fog or a snow storm!

 

[Mightytalldude]

Good job!
Just need to see how those fog lights look in the fog or a snow storm!

Something like this, with fog. =)

 

[Gatorized]

Weekend project, I wanted the bed outlet, dealer said it wasn't possible. I talked to Benny at All Mopar parts and with some digging and verifying I had the connector on the dash and the wires in the rear passenger side harness I ordered the parts and installed them yesterday. I have an Overland that already has the inverter and rear console outlet. The dash switch comes on when pressed so fingers crossed the outlet will work once I have it flashed. Here's pics of the install. I changed the dash panel, the rear harness and installed the outlet.

Headlamp Switch Bezel - Mopar (6NU24TX7AB)
Inverter Switch - Mopar (68370-049AA)

Jumper Wiring - Mopar (68398209AB)

Inverter Power Outlet - Mopar (68312754AC)

Just trying to make sure I understand this correctly -
The connections were already in the dash, you just needed to buy the replacement dash panel and the switch and plug it in. In the rear, the wiring was already in place, you just needed the short connecting harness and the outlet? Well done!

 

[Texops]

Added two bike mounts to the trail rail to more easily load and unload bikes. They weren't cheap ($55 a piece) but very easy to install, secure, and effective.

https://www.amazon.com/RockyMounts-...+Mount&qid=1584911893&s=sporting-goods&sr=1-1

where did you find a red AR-14 ? lol

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