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Yes - you can use your Veepeak OBD adapter and an app like OBD Fusion to create a dashboard of gauges. You can monitor DPF% and and Regen T for active Regen.

If you go through all the steering and suspension and don’t find it my recommendation is ball joints. They fixed it for me. The factory ball joints don’t last long especially if you put bigger tires on and push them out. Mine only made it about 35k.

Yep

44k miles. My first time and it wasn’t bad. I rented a ball joint press from the auto parts store. Worst part was the stuck hubs. I had to get a tool off Amazon to break them free. Lots of good YouTube videos helped as well.

@Free2roam I just realized my earlier comment wasn’t on this thread. These diesels are heavy and I don’t think the factory ball joints are adequate. Mine were all shot when I took them off.

I got it from Poly Performance. Use code Syn12 and you get 12% off.

I did ball joints at the same time as the Synergy bracket a short while back when I was having death wobble problems. I put in Teraflex HD ball joints that are adjustable. My issues cleared up. A couple weeks ago they came back and I started chasing the problem. I rechecked the ball joints after...

Synergy has updated their bracket. Now it does not require any cutting or grinding like it used to. It was an easy install on my diesel.

No that was just a 1/2 turn on bottom.

So a 1/16 or 1/2 a turn on a Clayton LCA was about 0.2 degrees.

I’m in the same exact battle right now. I will know tomorrow how much 1/16 is because I rotated 1/2 a turn and it is going back on the alignment rack. I think that bushing is hanging out on all gladiators. Mine is out and I’ve seen other posts on it.

I just replaced mine last week at 40k and they were exactly the same as yours. It felt like the only resistance was the rubber boot on both the uppers and lowers.

Yes - this calculator shows 3.96”. Willtheyfit.com Here is the link that will show you the difference visually.

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(5)2023 Wrangler Rubicon BFGoodrich KO2 285/70/17 wheels and tires with TPMS sensors. 6000 miles on the wheels and tires. Pick-up only. $1200

Glad it works. That was the first thing they asked me to check since it is the only moving part in their system. I wish mine did, there is no alternative like this product.

No noise after reinstalling factory.We tried increasing torque. We also tried loosening the swaybar and retightening it. I videoed it with myGoPro but couldn’t see movement anywhere. It sure sounds like it is in the swaybar connection but I can’t be certain.

I would suggest reaching out to Apex directly and see what they say.

I was not able to identify the root cause. I have been working directly with Apex and they have been very supportive but no solution. I am sending mine back to them now to be inspected.