You should get a Range Rover then. 2 batteries and it's about $1K to change the ESS one. For them, it just throws a warning but it'll drive like there is no battery in it then.ok gotta ask.
why did jeep make this engine with two batteries when every other car with ESS has one?
is there not some major drawback to converting it back to one battery?
that sounds fun!! hellYou should get a Range Rover then. 2 batteries and it's about $1K to change the ESS one. For them, it just throws a warning but it'll drive like there is no battery in it then.
Just a hunch, but most people accessorize their Jeep with lights, winches, etc and the thinking might have been an aux battery will get you started if you drain the main battery.that sounds fun!! hell
two batteries just seems dumb and creating a solution to a problem that doesn't exist.
however
What I do know is chrysler is cheap, and they didn't add a second battery for fun or because they like to spend more money.
So I'm going to throw out there that the engineers over there thought it important to have despite the increased production cost and maybe I shouldn't cut it out or bypass it.
Best part is that when you see a lowered Range Rover, it's most likely the airbags are gone and it's only a mere $10K to fix.that sounds fun!! hell
two batteries just seems dumb and creating a solution to a problem that doesn't exist.
however
What I do know is chrysler is cheap, and they didn't add a second battery for fun or because they like to spend more money.
So I'm going to throw out there that the engineers over there thought it important to have despite the increased production cost and maybe I shouldn't cut it out or bypass it.
cool. i don't care about range roversBest part is that when you see a lowered Range Rover, it's most likely the airbags are gone and it's only a mere $10K to fix.
Here is the thing with that. If i did that will it void the remaining warranty? I want to go to the Genesis dual setup.Take it out and leave it out! Otherwise plan on doing that a lot with your Jeep. Great pics. I have to do that when weather warms....already have it disconnected and fuse pulled for start stop.
Possible.,.I replaced the aux battery under warranty...within 6 months it was going bad....I am no longer under warranty so am operating without.Here is the thing with that. If i did that will it void the remaining warranty? I want to go to the Genesis dual setup.
This.I replaced both OE batteries with two of the same size but from an aftermarket brand.
This was eighteen months ago: haven’t had any more issues. The ESS, the steering wheel and seat heaters, everything works like it should, even in subfreezing temps.
Some of the “remedies” out there are unnecessary.