I have several parts from my Gladiator project. Please see below:
OEM fenders, with OEM LED lights, $500
Smittybilt, and Fishbone steel fenders, $400
OEM LED tail lights, $150
OEM front bumper with factory LED fog lights, $400
OEM rear bumper, with LED tag lights still in it. $250
OEM trailer...
I have a full set of smittybilt fenders for a wrangler, and the fronts work on the gladiator, and a set of fishbone rear fenders for a gladiator. Fronts include the LED's and resistor. $400 for all
That's not a priming sound, sounds like the throttle valve. Same as at shutdown, it "homes" itself when power is applied, before starting, as well as when you shut down.
It's actually the throttle valve. It closes instantly when you shut it down with the push button, then cycles a couple of times, and ends up in the open position. It shuts to prevent violent shaking during shutdown. Just release the charge hose, move it to the side, start it, have someone shut...
Oh, you are not Free, my friend. Stellantis is collecting EVERY detail about your vehicle, including driving habits, i.e. hard braking, hard acceleration, speeding, seat belt use, GPS, locations, etc. and selling it to the highest bidder. That's why I'm working on disabling the telematics.
Those fenders I mentioned are steel, and snagging them would mean serious body damage! No re-install there... That's why I want to go back to rubber fenders. Just skittish I guess... maybe overthinking here.
I have some KBD Urethane fenders coming in a couple of days, will have to see how I can trim them.
Yours looks way better with them trimmed up. I will though, have to go back and trim the body in front of the bumper. I left it alone for now, as I have some Fishbone Elite fenders on there, but...
You can't measure a tire diameter from the ground to the top of the tire while it is loaded.
You can't even divide the measurement by two to find the radius.
One good method is to jack the axle until the tire just barely touches the ground, which would be unloaded, then take a measurement at...
Update!
When I was near an area that had good signal, I would still get 4G, so, this is what I did: Disassembled Head unit, and completely removed the modem.