Rebooted radio lost everything

[Pion]

I got unlimited WiFi for one month because we are on a road trip . The WiFi frequently would lock up, be unresponsive and not shut off . A post in June on the Wrangler forums said pulling fuse 97 would reset radio and WiFi . I did so and it reset WiFi but now I lost all apps related to the gladiator. For example, no front or back cameras, no off-road pages, no SiriusXM, and climate control is basic - no temp adjustments etc. Any ideas ? We are on the road so visiting a dealership right now is not an option. Hoping someone might have an idea. Thanks.

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[Pion]

It’s alive! Maybe some over the air check-in, maybe JeepCares (I messaged them also). So I guess this thread can be ignored. Letting it sit overnight did it’s thing.

 

[firemadz]

It’s alive! Maybe some over the air check-in, maybe JeepCares (I messaged them also). So I guess this thread can be ignored. Letting it sit overnight did it’s thing.

Noticed in my JL that whenever I had to do that to reboot my UConnect system, I had to restart the Jeep twice to get everything to come back.

 

[Daniel.cox8]

Any fixes on this mine did the same thing radio went to basic and lost apps and no back up cam any more

 

[ShadowsPapa]

Any fixes on this mine did the same thing radio went to basic and lost apps and no back up cam any more

This is a case where the OP reset his system on purpose - is that what you did?
You pulled a fuse to reset the radio system to default, a hard reset?

 

[Daniel.cox8]

Ya what I did was install a pulsar tuner. But then the car wouldn't start so disconnected battery and pulled it off. After an hr the radio fetures came back everything normal. Some crazy stuff.

 

[NaughtyGeek]

Disconnected my battery New year's Eve because the truck wouldn't start and this happened to me as well. The apps reappeared a couple days later on their own. Working theory from the thread I started is there's an OTA system that eventually restores what's supposed to be there but no definitive answer from Jeep.

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