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This is what I suspect. I need to make time to inspect it and verify. Thank you.

I think it is more recent. No mods have been done on it. I purchased it brand new.

I don't see foam only dripping from behind the wheel well under the filler neck. I have not gone underneath to inspect it, yet.

I have have 22k miles my jeep and it leaks fuel everytime I fill iit.I originally thought I was overfilling it, however it appears to leak a little bit every time and only at the pump. Has anyone else experienced this issue?

It sounds like a potential loose grounding issue.

Definitely top off the diffential oil. Wheel bearings also have a tendency to howl very loudly when going bad. If you haven't already, lift up the back end, safely place it on jack stands. Run the engine while having someone listen to each wheel and the diffential. Using a stethoscope can be...

Thanks, I'll review it.

I'm leary of going through with the recall. My 22 JT has approximately 15k miles and have had no issues thus far. Any advice out there on what to look for or expect?

In your 1st picture, it appears that the connector is not fully seated or connected. Unless I missed it, I didn't see or read about it in your description.

This is OEM original. I had them replace it the day I purchased my jeep brand new. I'll have to take it out of storage to get pics. It will take a couple of days. I also have the original towing hitch frame. I had the replace it the day I bought it, too.

It has the Rubicon Red Hooks and LED Fog Lights.

I have a new one to sell. It includes the air dam, as well. When I bought my 2022 Diesel Rubicon I had the dealer install a steel bumper.

No, I replaced it with a factory steel bumper.

I just purchased a new JT and replaced my factory front bumper (with led fog lights & hooks)and hitch. They are available for sale or trade.