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It must have something to do with the angles and vents... My OBS 7.3 would foam like that. More on the rear tank than the front tank which I always thought was a little strange. figured it had to be the bends causing one to be more so than the other. In my experience, diesel foams more when...

I sorta changed jobs in January but I'm still in the same location. Probably not leaving for a while. I might consider moving closer to flathead but I have to get this house rebuilt first so that will be at least 5 years.

Something like that happened years ago on the TJ forum, it was all hoping one minute then quiet the next. Only the 'old guys' are still left but they have a ton of knowledge still to share. Ha I felt the same way. For fun I checked the good 'ol FB marketplace around me and there are...

But I will still haunt people here ha

Well all, I'm in the same boat as others. Some recent life things dictate a change. This is a fantastic forum, with some really amazing people and a handful I hope to meet in person. Tons of knowledge here as well and I hope it continues for new JT owners. What a fantastic platform! But...

It saddens me greatly but recent life situations dictate I must sell. Other things need to be taken care of. 2022 Jeep Gladiator Rubicon Sarge Green Fully loaded minus adaptive cruse control and advanced safety features ~ 19,000 miles Excellent shape 1C6JJTBG0NL124246 AEV 3” HD lift with 2.5”...

the opposite of a pure sine wave inverter. In other words, very bad news for sensitive electronics. If I knew this I would not have used that inverter to test my starlink mini. Hmm.... Pretty surprising, but also not surprising. I wonder if the one in the bed is any better for those who...

Man yet another one going away...Best of luck to your future! My .02 - it's a combination of economics, market value stuff, poor quality services that seem to becoming the norm, unknown reliability concerns, and warranty struggles and stress.

Oh man no way!! Again?? Thats terrible. You reminded me to check on mine so thanks. Looks like the door hinges have the spacer that not everybody has. Must have been one of the first it's a late 21 production year. But the hood hinges do not. Strange. Alas.... on both sides of the...

I have those tires still as well and I've been pretty darn impressed with them. I expected more sliding action but they do pretty darn good on ice!

I'm taking a stab at this as 'fixing' it. https://www.jeepgladiatorforum.com/forum/threads/leaving-town-soon.83164/#post-1349586

Ahh man sorry you are leaving. But, your new ride looks pretty comfy. Hope it serves you well.

Today I was finally able to finish the battery box despite the crazy heat. I think it works out pretty well. Of course some tidying up is in order still. Because I'm not sure what, if any, changes will be made again in the future for other longer term plans, I opted to use standard birch...

one of my only childhood memories is cruising up a steep forest road in my dads old CJ. Certainly hope you and the fam make some wonderful memories in your Gladiator.

man that is the worst! I was wonderin why I havent seen you posting so much. Sure hope it gets better!

Trying to make yourself look smart by making a 'point' on an argument you just got done telling someone else they were an idiot for. You sir are the one who is confused. But whatever man. 11 posts and already trying to start fights and come off as a holier than thou personality. You're not...

And yet you did just this. But then tell everyone else they can't. That's a double standard.

I'm not really interested in those. I've read too much issues with heat buildup and they have to be glued on basically. Plus I already have 200w of panels, I would prefer to use them. The panels themselves are only 10 pounds each so not really that heavy. Maybe I'll use the flexy ones on my...

Yesterday, the new Starlink Mini sat antenna arrived. For some initial discussions visit https://www.jeepgladiatorforum.com/forum/threads/starlink-mini.82693/ This thing is surprisingly small and compact - which is one of a couple reasons I opted for it. Just over the size of a standard...

Another option I am actually leaning toward is just mounting the panels directly to the roof without a L-track or 8020 alum. That would be the cheapest - and if a panel ever breaks I can just replace it with another of the same size. This would also avoid having to wait a few weeks for parts...