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@GrubbyBaja , so far you are the longest member still active and still owns a gladiator that has responded!

I‘ve been riding and transporting bikes for many years. This is by far the most convenient and safest way to transport bikes. Throwing them in the bed, if they fit, only gets you one bike. Also you risk damage to the bikes. Hitch racks are an inconvenience to store when not using them. Also...

WOW, didn’t realize there are so many July forum aniversaries.

LMK if you are looking to adopt any new grandkids….

Here’s how I found my anniversary date.

Clean!

I was just looking at my profile and see that I joined on the 4th of July 2020. Currently on my second gladiator after upgrading from at 3.6L Sport to a Rubicon Diesel. This 4th of July I’m going to be 6 years on this forum and with the same model vehicle. This is by far the longest owned...

Other than the hair clip on the grab handle, any mods? I would check the antenna. Mine comes loose all the time no matter how tight I make it.

TFL just did a piece on the 3 up coming rumblebees.

TFL just did a piece on the 3 up coming rumblebees.

Fantastic

Thanks for the vid. I’ve noticed a musty smell in the back seat area and low and behold, I’ve got water marks all along the back window. I guess I can take it in under warranty. Will they do anything about the smell?

Yeah, can’t wait to put some miles on her. Maybe a trip back to San Diego…. 🤔.

Just picked up this girl a few weeks ago.

I use the Curt Echo as a permanent solution for my trailer brakes. Towed over 6000 miles with it, including a +3200 mile trip from San Diego to NJ. Not a single issue. Great product.

Well done. Paint it black and you can get a warm shower on sunny days

Hasn’t happened to me in the gladiator, but I know that sinking feeling. Like forgetting to tighten down all the lug nuts before going on a test ride Without your lug wrench.

I can’t believe no one here has needed to be towed doing something fun with their gladiator.

There’s a bunch of threads relating to the HPFP in the 3.0eco diesel. I would summarize it as Bosch designed the fuel pump to a world standard grade diesel. The US decided to blend a cleaner diesel fuel that the HPFP. But that’s for a different discussion ….

Well mine was because of the dreaded diesel HPFP.