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You’re not alone. Mine does the same thing. The frustrating thing is it worked on the dealer lot but hasn’t since. I’ve been playing in the desert (Alamo Lake, AZ) for the last few weeks. It would have been nice to have.

That is my understanding as well and yes, opening the door wakes the Jeep.

Mike5 - I’m using the Blue Ox Patriot system. The stated ‘test’ to determine if you need the relay kit is to turn the vehicle off and depress the brake pedal. If the brake lights come on you need the relay kit. This led me down the wrong path and after much sleuthing I determined, and validated...

No drilling needed. You just have to lift the rubber cover off to access the threaded holes for mounting/securing the base.

We have both. On the driver side the phone (iPhone 14 Pro) sits nicely between the wheel and the screen. Neither the phone screen nor the jeep screen are blocked. We also use their magnetic holders. On the driver side it set the phone too high so we bought a small extension to drop the magnetic...

Just a follow up to my questions above. It looks like my ‘24 Jeep Gladiator Mohave does not need the Brake-lite Relay Kit for the lights to operate normally when being flat towed. When hooked up and ready to flat tow, the Jeep will go into sleep mode after a short while. The Jeep’s brake...

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Hi all, I need some help. I have searched YouTube and this site but came up empty (probably my lack of online sleuthing skills). From not being able to find the location of the Jeep’s ‘brake light fuse’ in the fuse box under the hood to tricks on getting to the ‘brake light switch’ under the...

Brake light fuse help needed. I need to install a “Brake-lite Relay Kit” on my ‘24 Gladiator Mohave for dingy towing the Gladiator behind our motorhome. The first step in the installation directions, annotated with cautions and warnings, is to remove the brake light fuse. I don’t see the brake...

I just brought a '24 Jeep Gladiator Mohave home. I got my first Jeep, a CJ-7, in 1986 and now this is our 4th Jeep after a few years away from the fold. So glad to be back. :clap: