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My Grandparents took in a black lab dog that was left behind when some neighbors moved out. He was a pretty cool dog but would occasionally kill and bring back small animals and leave them on the front door steps as "gifts" for my Grandmother to discover. Mostly consisted of rabbits and possums...

Be thankful, you had the easier passenger side bank cover.

Surprised this took almost 5 months to get here. @ShadowsPapa had the solid advice back then to pull the covers. https://www.jeepgladiatorforum.com/forum/threads/cold-start-rough-idle-and-sometimes-303-code.98017/page-2#post-1571756

At least the problem is now known.

The monster keeps growing. Pretty soon it is going to be wrecking the trails like Godzilla does to Tokyo.

So what kind of "Performance" does one get with this hood?

Drivetrain nut and bolts wise, it is the same with the 2020. With the exception of the 2024+ model new stuff, the only thing I ever cam across that was different in 2020 through 2023 was some minor wiring difference but even then, it was 99.9% the same.

I get it, I miffed you. All good fun intended. 😁

There is public normal, mixed company normal and private normal. All will find a good fart joke funny.

That is a different animal for 2023 and prior.

Yeah, I checked my old 2022 Rubicon that is still on my account and it has expired also. 2024+ models though got a gift a few months back giving them 10 years of basic Connect services with no charge.

Basic Connect services subscription might have run out.

I remember when we got a Zenith TV that was one of the first remotes for it also. The rotary channel dial on the TV had a motor that the clicker remote would cycle and made the most clanking mechanical sound when changing the channel. My parents when they went shopping and eventually picked up...

Maybe my mind wanders where it should not, but that can be read with a sexual connotation also.

I assume by "GPS" you mean the factory navigation system? 2024+ went to a different system for GPS navigation. If you buy a vehicle with a base radio/infotainment, it will have the GPS antenna inputs but the base head unit will not be software enabled for GPS navigation nor do I think it is...

We should have unionized. In addition to being the TV remote, I had to get Dad's beer out of the fridge and his glasses wherever those were.

Other thread has already jumped the shark by people that either did not look at the whole video or only watched part of it.

I was not implying you needed a harness without first checking the connection point for seating and/or corrosion. Hate for you to shotgun a part at it blindly and not pan out.

It uses fuse F97 RADIO/TBM fuse it shares with the radio head. Common fail point is at the connection at the bottom of tailgate where the harness comes in. Also, did you order the right camera part number? There is different part numbers depending on if you do or do not have the front trail...

He covered both of those topics at the end of the video. He did not recommend any hard wheeling and invest in a spare hub to have on hand.