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Are the wires not getting pinched under the windshield at all? I've seen some install videos of people doing that, and it looks super tight.

What wiring harness are they talking about? JLs and JTs either come with the aux switches installed, or they don't. If you buy the Mopar aux switch kit, it will have all the wiring you need to install it. I have the Mopar aux kit sitting in my garage, and it's the next project on my list. It...

One to blind the approaching driver; one to shine directly into the mirrors of the person in front of you. Perfection.

A guy drilled holes into an aftermarket steel bumper on a Chevy and didn't install anything. I am asking about the sensors in the Mopar bumpers man. I've tried looking man, believe me.

Yea, it's adorable how they thought they could engineer a way to get people to stop effing with their vehicles...:facepalm:

Have you tried disconnecting the security gateway module behind the OBD port? lol

If you have any pics or advice, I'd love to see/hear it. I'm pondering embarking on this same mission myself, but I am getting the sinking feeling that it's a lot more complicated than simply drilling holes into the steel bumper and popping the sensors from my plastic bumper into them.

I wish they would make worried eyes. Like with the angles on the outside. :crying: I would do it just to make people laugh.

Did you even look at these links? None of them answer my questions at all.

I recently swapped my Mojave plastic rear bumper for a Rubicon take off that I got from a local Gladiator owner. However, his truck didn't come with the ParkSense option, so there are no holes in the bumper for the sensors. I was considering just using JScan to disable the ParkSense all...

I mean, maybe? If you get a two-channel unit (front + rear), and have motion detection on, it's extremely unlikely that the cameras won't pick up someone approaching your vehicle. They may still get away with the gas, but you would almost assuredly have them on video for a police report.

There are a lot of good options out there. And believe it or not, it's easier to drown yourself in dash cam options than it is in Jeep options. I spun my wheels for a few weeks over-analyzing the crap out of everything, and eventually I started to see some similar trends emerge: - Parking mode...

It's been said by others before, but I'll say it again here: Your best first mod is a two-channel dash camera with parking mode.

The title is pretty self-explanatory, but yea... Is there a list anywhere of winches and accompanying winch/grille guards that have no fitment or compatibility issues with the Mopar steel front bumper? My wife loves her Mopar steel bumper, and she definitely wants a guard eventually; I just...

I mean, doesn't the question kind of answer itself? 1. Buy $90k vehicle. 2. Have no money left to go to dentist.

Do you have a link to what the jackers are? I was wondering if there were a way to have my seat tilt back a little more. I assume that's what those do?

I'm assuming the answer is no, but I figured I'd ask anyway. I swapped out my bumper that had the parking sensors on it, so now this button on my console is basically useless. Is there any way (like with JScan or any other app) to use this button for something else? If not, any other suggestions?

Oh for sure. At work, we have this saying, "Buy once, cry once." I'm just in the crying phase at the moment. :)

Well, for posterity if anyone else tries this, you get an error on ignition about ParkSense not available, and service being required. I had an OBD plug to use with JScan ready, but apparently I need another security bypass plug, and I have to plug the OBD Bluetooth into THAT thing. $45 to...

Thanks! Other than punching through the firewall, and invisible electronics issues that are a PITA to diagnose, it shouldn't be too bad. I know future me is going to come back and laugh at how naive I'm being right now.