Want to make sure I do this correctly 24 gladiator

[Metalhead]

So I will have the opportunity to finally remove the aux battery permanently. So many of the procedures I read are for pre 24 gladiators. Some say you don't need to make a jumper, some say you do. Some say you don't need to remove fuse F42, some say you do and so on. What is the true method for completely removing the aux battery on a 2024? I will have access to the area where the aux battery is while I do work on my fender flares so I'll be able to completely remove the battery. I do have the stop start feature off with one of those devices. I know this has been beat to death just looking for some clarity and I'm a slow learner.

Thanks

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[Hootbro]

Here is the complete removal, wiring and all related to the aux. This is what I have done on all four of my JT's.

https://www.jeepgladiatorforum.com/...tics-no-gun-talk.23705/page-2200#post-1477813

If you are wanting a every nut and bolt instruction set, not going to find it but if you have the capacity to read a diagram and trace back what you are looking at, becomes clear once you dive into it of what goes where and what needs to be remove.

 

[Onebadv2]

Here is the complete removal, wiring and all related to the aux. This is what I have done on all four of my JT's.

https://www.jeepgladiatorforum.com/...tics-no-gun-talk.23705/page-2200#post-1477813

If you are wanting a every nut and bolt instruction set, not going to find it but if you have the capacity to read a diagram and trace back what you are looking at, becomes clear once you dive into it of what goes where and what needs to be remove.

Excellent diagram! Thanks!

 

[Metalhead]

Thanks for the diagram. I did see a video on youtube where a guy removed the aux battery and took the positive from the aux battery and put it on the main battery and left the ground from the aux battery taped up and inside the plastic box the aux battery is kept in. Did not remove fuse F42.

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