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Women, too. I'll stick with the one I have.

Something wrong; it is not supposed to do that.

The red switches on the left have different labels from the ones first described. They were just AUX A and AUX B. Now they are dedicated locker switches. (Always were, but now labeled as such).

This is exactly my thoughts when I hear folks complaining the ratios aren't right, the engine has the wrong power/torque band, etc. There are any number of ways it could have been configured, if it was economically feasible for Jeep to make a lot of different MT options. I am just happy they...

It sounds identical to the first recall.

When the first recall was in effect, Jeep stopped filling orders for manuals. After Jeep began taking manual orders again, @JeepCares told us last Spring that the recall did not apply to vehicles assembled after that time. Does anyone know if the second recall affect Jeeps build since the Covid...

400 watts at 115 volts is 3.5 amps. Does not take very big wires for that.

I discovered over the weekend on a short highway trip ( about 150 miles one way) that heavy rain reduces MPG noticeably. Which make sense, as the density of the air mass you are going through is greater.

Exactly.

Second that!

I did not get quite as lucky as you - I got mine as new on ePay for $525, but happy to have it.

I did a very limited search and did not find any new tablets for sale that has a satellite chip. However, I have admitted I am new to GPS so not very knowledgeable. To me the Overlander represented a convenient package. I plan to keep the JT for a very long time, and did not know how much it...

Yes, Garmin is a lot like Jeep - makes you pay extra for a lot of option$. But even so, still a lot cheaper than getting the 8.4" radio.

This whole thread has been fascinating reading for me. I have lived in the South most of my life so not a lot of snow driving. I have, however done some: spent a couple months in Wyoming during snow season, and then there were the occasional 6" snowfalls when I lived in northern Louisiana and...

Yeah, I want to leave mine fully assembled when I take it off. The only bad part about installing it was those damnable Z-clips. The plastic side pieces seem a bit vulnerable. Lee@Bestop, how about making a storage case of some kind?

I've had similar experience. If there are cross winds, you hear more wind noise, but otherwise it is about as quiet as freedom panels.

Thanks for the tip. That is not so far away from me.

Wow, as usual, there is a lot of meat in your post. Although I certainly don't have any special knowledge, my guess it is the recirculating ball type of steering that results in the wishy-washy steering rather than the solid axle itself. I think the introduction of the 4-door Wrangler was a...

I really like how you played off the black and white contrast all over the jeep, with just a touch of red on the hooks. Very appealing.

Thank you! I added one more picture.