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Jeep Cares does not care. Is there even one documented case where they actually delivered a tangible results?

OK, that makes since now All my apologies ........reading my post from yesterday, it sounded a little bit on the douche side, which was not my intent

I can see the seat, but the windshield is no place near it. The OP needs to correct his statement.

How is your windshield leaking on to your seat........the physics involved there have me intrigued

I like how the Gorilla glass option went from $99 to $495 in a matter of 9 months

I have a complete set of the PRP covers in Red for the Gladiator........my order was cancelled and I went in on another house.

A little late to the party, but looks killer to me.............you have form and function

I'm going to discuss building a resistor/connector for the seat airbags. A good buddy of mine is an electrical engineer and has done alot of work with GM and Mopar. I would get some new seats and not install the seat bags. I have gone this far in my life w/o airbags in my seat, I think I will...

When I lived in Hawaii we had normal inspections and then a RECON inspection for anything modified........it was a money grab.

Its totaled, both front frame horns are swayed to the passenger side. Look at Copart, doesn't take much for the JTs to get totaled out.

So much win in here!

Love the accent color. Whats the deal with the shifter balls LOL

Oh that would make me use my favorite four lettered F word in every manner possible too

I think the point the other members are trying to state is, you're assuming he never replaced the oil in the last 32,000 miles. The OP said his last oil change was done at 32,000

Kevin, Yup, typo 802.11AC operates on 5Ghz 802.11AD operates on 60Ghz range(between 57-71Ghz) The JL/JT fobs operate on either 315Mhz or 434Mhz, based on the locksmith sites I have looked at

Burning oil is not the byproduct of non-use. Its the byproduct of excessive wear in the piston rings, valve guide seals or PCV issues.

WiFi (IEEE 801.11xx) operates on 3 different parts of the RF spectrum: 2.4Ghz, 5Ghz and 60ghz (802.11AD only) - fixed my typo The cameras would be on the same freqs if they're running in a wireless mode instead of over ethernet or coax. Now I'm curious to see what freq these remotes work on now

Having a specialty in Electronic Warfare and working in the RF spectrum............99% its an interference issue. The key fobs/remotes fall under Part 15 of the FCC. Being the keyfob/remote is a transmitter, it falls into this category. There are many more items that fall under this then the...

Definitely excessive for a motor that's only about a year old

I think they need to make a 2.5T I5, it would fit the JL/JT perfectly and would be a nice bump in power and torque. 2019 - 2.0T E Torque 270 hp / 295 ftlbs with eTorque and ESS 2.5T I5 could be based on the value of 4 to 5 would be a 20% increase of displacement with no change in turbo size...