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Nacho, you are indicating 2-"high" correct?

Well, good day for a Truck wash today, sunny, 50-60 degrees. It was a bit of a job time wise (vs my sts), but fun too (the first time anyway :)). I use to wash my STS religiously the first 10 years I owned it, not so much the second 10 years ha. Will see if the Mojave follows a similar...

Yep, just stuck my head under, a light film is all over the place.

Thanks for your comments.... I had my second off road trip last Friday in a state park, there was mud in the large puddles, nothing dramatic, I doubt my undercarriage hit the water but I am not certain. But the overspray got around a good amount...That was followed by a lot of sand, sometimes a...

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Do you happen to remember where you got that? Maybe a link? Amazon doesn't seem to carry it, and no luck googling. thanks,

Thanks, I have a similar nozzle, but I got to get one with that extension - 2 thumbs up! ? ?

Thanks for all the comments folks, who would have thought washing our Beloved Gladiators would invoke so much passions... ;) The car wash I use is brushless, but the main reason I would use a car wash vs doing it myself is the undercarriage. Don't have a pressure washer, but we have some...

The scratching issue aside, what do you do to clean the undercarriage after a good "mudding" or driving on the salty beach sand?

Hello folks, another newbie question...Time to wash my Mojave I got a bit of mud on it last Friday in one of the state parks (but had a blast)... It has a hard top... Is just putting the transmission into neutral before entering the car wash enough or do I have to put the transfer case in...

I have a Mojave and the steering is spectacular. Not sure what the complaint might even be... Yea, on the highway at speed and with decent cross-winds the tuck get pushed a little, but that has nothing to do with the steering it is because the cab is large and high analogous to a "sail" under...

Sounds good Jeremy...A few more questions: So I take it the full cab side molly set up on your site is for the Gladiator (don't see a pull down on the web page to chose a truck type)? Also, if there is no drilling, how does this thing mount to the bed? When will the instillation instructions...

I am a Newbie, my first truck is a Mojave which I just got 6 weeks ago so please excuse my ignorant question...Like many here, I recently went out and got a compressor, shovel, traction panels, hatchet, etc. to mount in the bed "somehow". I read on your sight that the cab side panels "require no...

Have had my Mojave for 6 weeks now, Hydro Blue, light-Beige leather seats. Couldn't be happier with the way it drives. Handles the bumps with aplomb, steers great (not sue where the notion of a sloppy steering wheel came from which we see on the forum sometimes), plenty of acceleration from a 6...

I've had mine about a mouth and have been off road already. Yep, there is some mud on my Mojave as we speak, I like the look! I will clean it eventually... I purchased this truck because of the utility it offers like any pick-up truck, and because I can go off road (easily the best off road...

Wow, op, no disrespect, but you are a lucky man if this is what you think is a big problem and worthy of a "complaint" post. Look at the bright side, she is almost perfectly in speck with her slot lol...She didn't block your access to driver door...She didn't bump into your Truck (that would...

Thanks for your post dc'... Now check me out, what is the technical explanation behind BLD getting you out and Rear locker not? If I understand it (from what I read), Jeep BLD is "almost" like a rear locker (almost as good). Wouldn't the rear-locker be just more of a "good" thing? And doesn't...

That right there is a "Short-Course" in snow driving! Thanks for taking the time.

Double thanks Nacho!