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With that voltage, that battery is dead, dead, dead, perhaps forever. You can put a charger on it overnight to see if it will take a charge, or get new battery. Connecting a jumper battery, or another car to it for 10 min is not enough to do anything. Maybe if you can get it started, you could...

Do you know how many amps that radio pulls? I wasn't sure the cigarette plug power would support. They will handle a cb without problem (there only 4 watts), but don't know if these higher power gmrs radios need more amps. I don't have a gmrs radio in my jeep, but do have a 50 watt 2 meter ham...

I use a dual fuel Coleman stove for all my cooking. Had it over a decade now. Works great and I always have gas cans with me. I wonder if one could rig up a water heater using one of those diesel camp heaters that are so popular these days.

Thats probably abt 10k less than a new 23 diesel sport s. I'd do some checking of new prices of diesel glads, then figure out if its a good deal or not. Off the top of my head, I think it would be tough to find a cheaper diesel with practically no miles on it. Yes, its a 22, but still new and...

I would just disconnect the batteries, both of them.

I received an email this morning that my diesel glad Rubicon is now in production. Order confirmed- Aug 24 Scheduled- Sep 8 In production- Nov 8

I think the easiest way to test is to take one of those 6 gal pancake compressors ( I'm sure you know someone with one) and air it up the tank, unplug it, and see if it will air up your deflated tire. At least you will have an idea where your at on this whole idea. Or, you could take your big...

Ok, I've heard many say they regeared after getting bigger tires to get its drive ability back and are very happy with the results. They say that the power is back and is similar to stock. Ok, now to my questions for all the engineers and high thinkers out there. A stock gladiator can run a...

I used to see truckers use these back in the 70s on their big trucks.

Cool retro idea, send pics when you do it.

Wow, very cool. Looking forward to see your progress.

Creepy Jeepy, thats not cool man, since he is a diesel tech at a dealership, of course he has the opportunity to order the pump first out of the gate. I'm sure you have first dibs on things in your sector of business. Besides, I would want my diesel tech to have installed a few of these before...

Census.gov https://www.census.gov/library/publications/2023/demo/p60-279.html says that the "Real median household income was $74,580 in 2022". But I doubt that households that are buying a 60k vehicle are earning 75k a year. I would venture a guess that households that are buying a 60k vehicle...

As others have said, this is normal. Any bare metal will surface rust, don't sweat it. Crawl under any vehicle and you will see this.

I'd wait for the fix to happen and try and buy a brand new 23. If that happens to work out, great, if not you can always buy a used one. From my reading here on the forum, somewhere between 1-4% of the high pressure pumps have failed. I'm willing to take that chance and I have a new diesel on...

They sold 4 Dodge Darts last year? Wow.

Thanks for that knowledge. I'm guess if it was drawing MORE amperage that would be cause for concern, but less shouldnt hurt anything. Of course, I'm just an old school guy that doesn't understand or comprehend why these new vehicles have to computerize everything, and it does seem like...

I wonder what that setting actually does. Seems 12v should be 12v.

I have one of these that I bought at Harbor Freight years and years ago. Works great and is aluminum so its light. I have a front hitch on my JK and leave it on pretty much all the time.

I think you need to try the below before you do anything that costs money. Find someone with a mobile radio mounted in their vehicle and then you and he try some radio range tests, he can sit wherever he is and you drive around town, or down the highway or whatever and actually see how it works...