Stupid question - How the hell you you see the battery voltage on the Gladiator?

[Pedalmasher]

I must be missing something, but I see nothing that shows charge or battery information on my Gladiator - it must be somewhere considering all of the other sophistication of the machine? Where is the gauge/screen that shows that info?

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[DublF]

I must be missing something, but I see nothing that shows charge or battery information on my Gladiator - it must be somewhere considering all of the other sophistication of the machine? Where is the gauge/screen that shows that info?

 

[JeepTaco]

I pulled the info from the owners manual. Starts on page 120.

Keep in mind, battery charge rate fluctuates as its a "smart charging system"

Cheers!

Edit: meant to say charge rate not battery voltage (batteries don't charge lol)

 

[Pedalmasher]

Ah so! Thanks, I didn't realize that it was a sub menu of the Vehicle info screen!

 

[Pedalmasher]

I pulled the info from the owners manual. Starts on page 120.

Keep in mind, battery voltage fluctuates as its a "smart charging system"

Cheers!

Thanks, I got it now!

 

[kevman65]

You won't actually see the battery charge. You see what the current charge rate is.
Two different animals and a bit annoying.

 

[Pedalmasher]

You won't actually see the battery charge. You see what the current charge rate is.
Two different animals and a bit annoying.

Thanks, I wish they would have included a gauge that permanently displays info like that as with almost every other car I have owned. That is without having to push a button numerous times to get to battery info.

 

[Gvsukids]

Thanks, I wish they would have included a gauge that permanently displays info like that as with almost every other car I have owned. That is without having to push a button numerous times to get to battery info.

You can keep that display in the center info screen if you always want to look at it.

 

[Pedalmasher]

You can keep that display in the center info screen if you always want to look at it.

Thanks, I think I have broken the code on the silly way that particular thing is set up in the Jeep. I think it is important enough that it should have been a standard display as it is on every car I can remember having.

 

[Trailman]

You can keep that display in the center info screen if you always want to look at it.

Unless you live somewhere cold. I swear it changes mine to the tire pressure alert every day I start it...

 

[stingrey]

You can see this info in the ORP as well...
https://www.jlwranglerforums.com/fo...splaying-in-off-road-pages.26427/#post-628383

 

[Pedalmasher]

You can see this info in the ORP as well...
https://www.jlwranglerforums.com/fo...splaying-in-off-road-pages.26427/#post-628383

Great, thanks!

 

[Gvsukids]

Unless you live somewhere cold. I swear it changes mine to the tire pressure alert every day I start it...

I don't have that problem in Michigan, but I do make sure my tires are properly inflated. Otherwise with a Tazer you can change your low tire alert setting.

 

[Trailman]

I don't have that problem in Michigan, but I do make sure my tires are properly inflated. Otherwise with a Tazer you can change your low tire alert setting.

For me it is pretty regular that in the winter, in the morning tire pressure will go to ~27, but then go back to ~35 within 5 minutes of driving.

 

[Gvsukids]

For me it is pretty regular that in the winter, in the morning tire pressure will go to ~27, but then go back to ~35 within 5 minutes of driving.

If you press the ok button, will the tire pressure screen go away and your mother center info screen appear?

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