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Thank you my friend! BTW, good looking ride in your sig there!

Going to a Sierra. I bought a camper last month and really needed a bigger truck anyway. The oil leak just pushed me over the edge. Got a 2022 Sierra 1500 with the diesel supposed to be in within two weeks. I enjoyed the Gladiator when it wasn’t giving me trouble, but I’m not gonna lie the...

They replaced the turbo and on the way home from the shop the same thing happened again. Started the next morning and all check engine lights were gone and it was driving fine. I’ve had it for five months now with no problems until about two weeks ago it started dripping oil onto my driveway...

Just got our fist camper two weeks ago.

Do our diesels have an evaporators canister like gas vehicles do? I was told adding fuel after it clicks off would cause the evap can to clog on a gas vehicle. If there’s no risk I’d love an extra 75 miles of range!

Any update on if the adapters will work with these mirrors? I have a High Altitude with them and I’d lIke to get a set of these.

I’ve been looking at that trailer! I wondered if it would fit in the garage being so small. Also wondered how well it would work hauling some lumber across town.

I drove a TRX and it is very fast but after having an Audi SUV and now the Gladiator, it seemed MASSIVE lol. I have been contemplating getting a Rubicon 392 but I’m afraid I’d miss having a truck bed. I do some woodworking as a hobby and use the bed to haul lumber. I could get a trailer but it...

I did do some research on deleting it, or at least attempted to. There's not a lot of folks who have done that or at least they're not talking about it. Honestly I'm terrified of owning a modern diesel without a warranty. I work in the automotive industry and I have seen some MASSIVE shop bills...

I do enjoy the fuel economy but I only average about 800 miles a month so it's not too much of a hit there. IMHO I think the fun of it would outweigh the loss of economy. You have to pay to play!

I had that question too, but according to the rep I talked to that's no problem. They run new fuel lines anyway so I don't guess it's really that much more to swap to gas. As far as why I bought it, getting the ecodiesel upgrades quite a bit of components. I wanted the High Altitude package so...

Hello all. This may not be in the right place and if so can be moved. Does anyone have an idea what an Ecodiesel engine and transmission would be worth? Who would buy them? I've got about 3000 miles on mine and I'm contemplating swapping a 392 in. Thanks in advance for any help.

I'm not sure what they did. They may have used the bolt from the Mojave and enlarged the hole it goes through? I just looked at it and can't tell what they did.

Update for those who are curious. I had everything put on yesterday. I kept my factory front springs and changed everything else to the Mojave equipment. The ride is MUCH smoother!

I'm thinking this is what I'll have to do. There may be some trial and error to get it right. I went ahead and got it from him. I've got a lot to play with now, they took quite a bit off. I've basically got the entire Mojave suspension to play with lol.

Gotcha. So where can I source just springs? I've never bought these things separately, I've always just bought lift/leveling kits that had springs and shocks packaged together.

Would the Mojave springs provide that lift? I already have a rough country leveling kit on the front of mine.

Local dealer had a leftover 21 they took quite a bit off of. It wasn't the exact Gladiator he was wanting but the deal they gave him made him pull the trigger.

Hello all. A guy I work with just bought a Mojave and after a week has lifted it and replaced the suspension. I can get his shocks for $500 which I think is a pretty good deal. My question is, will they work on a High Altitude diesel? I believe I read that the diesel Gladiators had different...

Finally got my 22 High Altitude back from the shop!