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The purpose of the Aux Battery is to keep the computers stable during the ESS restart. The batteries are paralleled together all the time, except during the startup test for the Aux Battery and during the ESS restart. The system will operate normally on one battery, until the battery reaches a...

Check the high current fuse array on the side of the fuse box to make sure none of them popped when you were changing the Aux Battery. Separate the negative cables and separately charge each battery with a good AGM charger. Fully disconnect the IBS from the negative post of the Main Battery...

The wiring harness configuration for each truck is based on the options ordered. There is not a lot of universal or extra wiring included in the harnesses. The odds of the heated seat wiring being there are pretty low. I would also recommend aftermarket seat heater kits to install in the...

For most situations, Sales Tax is only collected if the seller has a physical presence in the state the merchandise is being shipped to. If Sales Tax is not collected, it is up to the purchaser to comply with the law in their state. I prefer to order from @AllMoparParts.com since they are a...

I like the looks of the Scout Truck. It's on my short list. I'll be ready for something new around the time they start rolling off the line. I like the on-board generator idea.

If it's just the new sensors not working, they could have shipped the wrong ones. If it no longer recognizes the OEM sensors, it could be the radio module and will require a trip to the dealer. I would recommend the same, have Discount Tire try one of their new sensors in one of the wheels and...

If the OEM sensors are working correctly, they don't need any initiation or activation. They transmit when the wheels are spinning and are automatically detected. This is an issue with some aftermarket wheels. It's a problem with the TPMS sensor, the radio module, or a combination of the...

I'm pretty sure that would be a 'buy a new truck' type modification.

This is similar to what you are looking for. https://www.roughcountry.com/product/configurable/jeep-led-cube-easy-mount-kit-70060c

I hope you get it straightened out. This is one reason why I try to buy tires from a local merchant.

Batteries are covered under the 3/36 warranty. Jeep provides a specific process to follow that includes charging and testing the batteries. The dealer submits the results to Jeep and they decide if a replacement is authorized. They usually do not allow a replacement unless a battery actually...

There is no signal repeater or booster available. Try and get them to replace the radio hub that reads the sensors. As long as the warranty is active, they have to keep repairing it. Depending on your state, there are lemon laws that address problems that cannot be repaired. You need...

They are not likely to be very accommodating, since you are adding aftermarket parts. It just depends on the dealer. If the factory lights and new lights are both LED fog lights, you should be okay. The difficult part will be the wiring harness, and probably getting them aimed properly...

Other issues to be aware of include the draw of the lights being used compared to the factory lights, and switching between LED and Halogen. The computer monitors the draw of the lights. If it doesn't match the range expected, it cuts power to the lights. If you switch between types, make...

I would not want one that has been modified by someone else. When I choose for purchase, I look for every possible option installed, especially the factory only options. You should be able to purchase the Mopar Extended Warranty, if buying from a Jeep Dealer, even if the 3/36 is expired...

This is the one I bought. It works with the laser cut keys on the JL/JT. Quadratec has a video available that shows you how to key it. The keys and lock are double sided, so it can be inserted in either direction. The cylinder is not removable, so you only get one attempt to get it right...

I read that if you do a full extend and retract five times it will get rid of the pull. Have not tried it yet, I traded my first truck before I got around to installing the FOX stabilizer. It's sitting on a shelf, I only have 10k on the second one, so far. Maybe put the front up on some...

I bought a set of those for the front. I have the Mopar handles in the back.

Probably the tires rubbing against the fender liners. I get that when I turn full left or full right. I have a '23 HA with the 20" factory wheels.

Racing or Boat Fuel, or maybe Aviation Gas? Something without ethanol in it. If you have the space, put in your own fuel tank and buy bulk. We had a 200 gallon above ground tank when I was growing up, but that was in rural Idaho.