Liftr
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I bought my JT Sport in July 2020. It still has the original batteries in it. I’m curious how long they will go!It's a 2020. May be a new record if the OE batteries are still in it.
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I bought my JT Sport in July 2020. It still has the original batteries in it. I’m curious how long they will go!It's a 2020. May be a new record if the OE batteries are still in it.
The answer is -I bought my JT Sport in July 2020. It still has the original batteries in it. I’m curious how long they will go!
Really? LoL - then how do i operate a SNOW PLOW with mine and never see so much as a hiccup electrically. And I'm sitting lifting, tilting, lowering that plow with the engine at idle much of the time.and the Gladiator charging system has exactly 0 additional amp capacity for running aftermarket accessories.
Wait and do nothing. That is what the OP did. The "check engine" light went out on it's own.Any update on this? I did the same thing and got the same check engine light
Do you have tow package or aux package? If you don't have either of them, the JT comes equipped with standard alternator (220 Amps). But if you do have either of them, it comes with a heavy duty alternator (240 Amps). But it would be interesting to see what the MIL code is about.Update: I started the truck this morning and the check engine light did not come on.
Appears to me he got the factory aux switch package - meaning the larger battery and alternator.Do you have tow package or aux package? If you don't have either of them, the JT comes equipped with standard alternator (220 Amps). But if you do have either of them, it comes with a heavy duty alternator (240 Amps). But it would be interesting to see what the MIL code is about.
I had this happen last week when I was removing everything from mine to trade it in. The light cleared after a few start cycles.Any update on this? I did the same thing and got the same check engine light
Please stop with talk like that!! Dang, cut that out....................... when I was removing everything from mine to trade it in.