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I think the issue is that he chewed a handful of different things, but once a little bit is chewed then you have to replace the whole thing. I don't know about the plenum but I think anything chewed on there was cosmetic at best. the Fuse box was definitely mangled. There were 3 small wire chews...

They chewed along the top edge, so they didn't get into the cells. It's also an AGM battery so I don't think they use acid anymore, just an electrolyte solution, not much liquid, and not acid.

I got the estimate from the dealer: Glad insurance is covering that cost. I would have been "upgrading" to aftermarket for sure.

Well i'm confident that this is just the battery, they didn't really give a shit about my wiring. Something literally just crawled into the space next to the battery, then chewed away the corner of it to get more comfortable. There are a couple of wires that got a minor chew done, but really...

Comprehensive deductible is $500 so its probably cheaper to just buy my own battery and tape the stuff up myself. I would have to buy a battery to take it to a shop anyway.

Thanks for all the feedback guys. Glad several of you mentioned insurance, I was setting myself up to start buying parts. Based on the behavior and tracks in the snow (and reading about others experience) this had to either have been a squirrel or more likely a rabbit. There were rabbit tracks...

Well I just had a critter get into my engine bay and chew this thing up, then chew up the battery underneath... so I need to replace. Any ideas on a part number for this or an aftermarket option thats as good or better.

Went out to my truck to pick up my birthday dinner, pushed start and nothing happened. I tried a couple of times and while i got lights, It wouldn't fire up. I jumped in my wife's car instead, figuring i'd deal with it later. Its later. I went out there, popped the hood to see if i needed to...

Bump to re-list.

While this is true and should be considered, the stock Sahara isn't on 33" tires (only the Rubicon is.) The Sahara and stock Sport would be closer to a 31" tire which should be a 2" difference. Though really, any 35" tires I see are slightly less than 35 and 31s are often slightly larger than...

I bought a second hand launch edition Superlite at the beginning of summer, after using it some over the summer, I realize I need to go a different direction. I’m clearing off the back of my truck, so mentioning the other stuff I’m getting rid of as well: GFC Superlite (Includes; ladder...

I was not a fan of the stock ride in my Max Tow when I got it. Last year I got the Terflex Falcon shocks (Series 3.3 Piggyback) and have zero regrets. I would get the bump steer like you describe, but also doing highway speeds on curvy mountain roads felt like I was suddenly going to tip over...

Mounted my Xtrusion Overland rack and then my GFC Superlite onto that. Waiting for some new weather seal to re-mount my Softopper and I'll be in full "Overland" mode.

Impressive... it starts at $8400, so I just use that as the price point. Good point that you can jump higher than that easily. I love that it's all raw materials that are easily tapped into. I can see in the options list that you could easily jump up to $16k (so many options) but also that many...

You're forgetting to mention that it's not priced out of the ballpark. I mean, it's not cheap, but it's cheaper than the Super Pacific.

This thing definitely needs specifics, weight and the like. For the price, it should be made out of unobtanium and super lightweight. Edit: They do have a suggested price based on the package level, 350-400 lbs is almost double the competition, but a bit better than I was expecting as I look at it.

An Xtrusion Overland XTR1 Bed rack that will fit over my Softopper and hold my new (to me) GFC Superlite. Technically it's not in the mail yet... I have a few more weeks before I can expect it.

Thanks. My Sport was built in Sept 2020 as a 2021 MY... I'm thinking it's worth saving these TPMS for my own truck when I ever get new wheels. (c; Based on this thread, I'll likely be pulling the rubber off the rims and selling them separately anyway. (Mojave wheels are much more widely sought...

I'm not sure I follow what you're saying. Are you suggesting that there is no longer any tire pressure measurement system in Gladiators? That doesn't seem right, every car I see has tire pressure anymore... I'd think TPMS is as valuable as ever.

I've been sitting on mine for over a year now, too lazy or presumptuous about who would buy them. 0 miles on 5 tires, 4 of the silver wheels and 1 steel spare. I'm curious to find out who has sold theirs, did they end up selling wheels separate from tires? How low did you go to get rid of them...