Tire size change - can’t get at programming cables.

[Camaroboi13]

Ha ha, I couldn't get to them. So my son in law who has smaller hands and arms came by and got to them without a problem

My youngest is 6’3” 285lbs, the search continues!

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[AstroZombie]

I would normally laugh at this, but in my case my tires are 14.05% larger now than they were from the factory. The math is a little different for some, especially when it comes to figuring out mileage. When my dash says 19mpg average, it’s closer to 21.7mpg. At 65mph I’m doing somewhere around 74?‍
One of these days I’ll find someone with small enough arms to get those cables out… I’ve had JScan for over a year now and haven’t been able to use it ?

i can get them off. They sell jumpers you can install permanent so it's easier the next time.

 

[Camaroboi13]

i can get them off. They sell jumpers you can install permanent so it's easier the next time.

Well next time the Mrs and I decide to take a trip to old town or the zoo I’ll know who to contact on the way down there ??

 

[AstroZombie]

Well next time the Mrs and I decide to take a trip to old town or the zoo I’ll know who to contact on the way down there ??

Have you tried these?

 

[ShadowsPapa]

I would normally laugh at this, but in my case my tires are 14.05% larger now than they were from the factory. The math is a little different for some, especially when it comes to figuring out mileage. When my dash says 19mpg average, it’s closer to 21.7mpg. At 65mph I’m doing somewhere around 74?‍
One of these days I’ll find someone with small enough arms to get those cables out… I’ve had JScan for over a year now and haven’t been able to use it ?

the extension cables are your friend. You do it once, and that's it. Never again reach up for those connectors way up there.

It's definitely worth making the correction if you are over a certain size - shift points and so on can be impacted.

I don't get the resistance to set it up properly and then if there's a problem - it's on Jeep.

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