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Eastern Mountain Sports zero degree sleeping bag (synthetic fill). Never used Similar to REI, EMS is a regional outdoor outfitter. $65 plus shipping.

I’m cleaning out the basement and selling a few items. Up for sale is the North Face Eco Trail Bed Double 20. Used a handful of times by wife and 18 month old. We have since upgraded. $50 firm plus shipping.

We actually ended up bagging the White Rim. My buddies I met out there were already there for a couple days and the heat had wiped them out. Who’d a thunk the desert was so hot?! 😂 I did get to do the Top of the World. Didn’t think I’d make it on a stock Mojave. Thank goodness for skid plates! 😂

Awesome thank you. I started questioning if I pulled the correct fuse.

I had this thread saved for when the time came for me to replace my battery. When you replaced yours with a group 94 battery and pulled fuse #42, did the auto stop/start continue to work?

I with you. I hate dents. I hate scratches. I hate it all...but its not enough to deter me. I added bed sliders to protect my bed for an upcoming trip to Moab. I did the Top of the World trail and didn't realize I must've bent the bed sliders into the bed itself. I was probably one or all of...

Yes I-70! I figured there were some other requirements for chain use but if you’re heavy enough and take it slow, you should be ok. Thanks for clarifying!

I’m pretty sure in some parts of the United States, they’re still required equipment. I’m pretty sure Colorado has a law that if you’re traveling around the interstate through the Rockies, it’s mandatory equipment. State troopers will stop you and make you turn around otherwise. Seems like...

Anyone do this trail recently? Going to attempt a portion of it in the next couple weeks and wanted to see if there were any changes to the route...

Sorry. Should’ve been more specific. Are they still spoken for?

Just checking in… What’s the status of these?

Had the red lightning bolt of death a few times on my 2008 JKU. Mysteriously went away. I can easily say the wiring harness for removing the doors was WAY more robust on the JK. 175k miles and removed the doors a hundred times. Never had any issues. 55k on JT and have to replace harness on...

In case you ever need a replacement, I recently ordered this... https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0BZNMSNH8/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_search_asin_title?ie=UTF8&psc=1

Good luck and keep us posted! I'm going to order the harness and follow the video @Gregj linked earlier in this thread. Maybe I'll order 2 harnesses to be safe! :CWL:

Did you have to order the harness yourself? If so, do have the part # handy? If not, I’ll search through my saved threads. I’m pretty sure I have the parts number list from all parts Mopar saved.

I tried uploading a video, but the video is too long… I cut off the fabric loom so I could practice my soldering skills while the new harness was on order, and you’d be amazed what I found. Or considering, it’s a jeep, probably not. There were two additional wires that were completely...

So I finally got some free time(aka my wife took the kids to run some errands). I checked for that bent/frayed wire as another member mentioned. As soon as I tried following the wire down into the fabric wire loom, the wire felt way too loose, the wire was pulled apart. 🤦🏽‍♂️

Finally getting around to this… Do you have any pics of the final product?

Sorry to be the bearer of bad news, but the ball joints have sold. Thank you!

I’m OK with shipping. There are a few people ahead of you, but I’ll let you know if they fall through. Thank you!