Noticed similar thing with my key fob; we had single-digit temps this past week. I need to walk up right next to the truck to lock/unlock if Iām outside for extended periods of time. If the fob sits in the kitchen, Iām able to get the truck opened right from my house. I'm gonna pop in a fresh...
Seeing you just got the truck I would look elsewhere for the power loss issues. Jeeps quality control sucks, I would not be surprised if there is a bad electrical connector. Just out of curiosity when disconnecting the antenna did you snip any wires?
Had a very similar issue, the tech did not torque crossmember bolts to the spec after replacing the clutch. One fell out other was very loose. Started with a faint knocking noise which I figured was probably worn pads, then all out the sudden loud clank and grinding noise while driving back home...
Iāll definitely will be looking at Terra truck when it comes out. Not sure if Gladiator will be even sticking around 2028 given current corporate shakeup at Stellantisā¦
Yeah not a biggie, warranty item. I took delivery of my truck with the rag roof damaged. A tall sales guy passing by noticed tiny small scuff on the very top of the roof. Got all replaced within a day.
Sales people gossip as much as bunch of teenagers at a high school cafeteriaā¦
On the hurricane subject, recently got a chance to drive Wagoneer L down in southern Florida. That thing is just superior to the 5.7 Hemi, smooth power delivery with great torque. The car was loaded with 4 adults and...
Just picked up my truck from the dealer after 19A recall. I agree with other posts, clutch does feel a lot smoother, no slipping what so ever, huge improvement over the old one. Time will tell if it lastsā¦
The hanks for contributions to the Gladiator community and enjoy your new truck!!!
Also donāt pay attention to the shit postings, insecurity comes in all shapes and formsā¦
Let me start with saying that The Sun knows as much about sound journalism as I do about writing Shakespeare⦠Michigan and Ohio plants are most likely using the production gap to retool
From what I researched, these are positively locking, hydraulic jack is only used for lifting. Once in position, the pressure is released and they lock like regular stands. Honestly I think these are safer since you can lift in stages. I had a car slide on me from a stand before while jacking up...
I actually have 4 HF stands and a low profile 3 ton Pittsburgh jack. Works well for lower cars but not for the Jeep. I can lift it and secure high enough to do any work under the truck but canāt take the wheels off. Hydraulic ones supposedly extend further than regular jacks.
Looking for feedback from someone who actually owns/used them. Do they give enough clearance to get tires off the ground, how is the quality, any major issues?
Jegs has the 3ton models at a reasonable price.