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The 2018's came with a color "Users Guide" of a couple hundred pages. A number of detailed subjects were not included, per a number of threads on this forum. There was also a 600-page black and white complete Owner's Manual available from Jeep Customer Service, free upon request. Suggest you...

I wonder what a Yeti compressor-cooled fridge would cost...nope, better not go there. It's notable, er, bad enough that one can buy/needs to buy locking cables to secure Yeti, Rtic, and similar high-end passive coolers, don't want to make things worse!

The Playmate Cooler is indeed an iconic product. Many of us with a few decades under our belts started with a Playmate as our first "personal" cooler, as it was innovative when introduced way back when. However, unless they have tweaked the lid design, that cavern of uninsulated space* aka the...

The sad story is that NEITHER switch triggers the alarm system if the hood is opened by a Ne'er-do-well. "Hmm, nice Wrangler you got there...going to dinner now? We'll watch it for you..." That is why we have accessory Hood Locks from Mopar, Bolt, Rampage Products, and likely others. After...

WeatherTech FloorLiners without plugs are another solution to OEM mats without plugs/OEM mats that are not watertight... I got the OEM mats in my configuration, didn't like them, bought WeatherTech. Never looked back. The essentially unused OEM mats will go back in the vehicle when it's time...

gato, I cannot confirm or deny...

Be careful about plugging your fridge into both 12v and 120vac. Dometic had a recall about the 120 volt current finding a way into 12v circuitry, frying both the cooler and the parent 12v source. https://expeditionportal.com/forum/threads/dometic-cfx3-recall-info-thread.217315/

There are some conflicts between manuals and the website regarding this particular setup: From the FAQ page of the Support section https://www.jackery.com/pages/faq: I have a Jackery 300 I've used for pass-through charging after moving the relevant fuse to make the rear 12v outlet hot only...

LED's are typically rated for 50,000 hours. I doubt that you have driven that many hours with your lights on. I would suggest checking the wiring and plug connectors. Further, if you have the extended warranty, that may help. Especially since I saw somewhere that these assemblies with blind...

This story reminds me of an old "reversed" story at my career employer many moons ago: An airhead mail-person (gender avoided to avoid comments) drove a mail van between facilities in our Pittsburgh Headquarters area. One day he/she went to fill up the gasoline tank. Um, you probably guessed...

https://www.jlwranglerforums.com/forum/threads/jl-wrangler-unlimited-dimensions-measurements-cargo-trunk-rear-seats.2258/ Unless something has changed since 2018, this should answer your questions regarding dimensions...

While, yes, you can read the electronic manual on your touchscreen in the Wrangler, you can read the pdf on your PC, iPad, smartphone, etc. in your family room, while shaving, at breakfast, i.e., many extra-vehicular venues...I like having the onboard version + the printed version + the pdf...

I cannot speak for current models, but in 2018 there were TWO manuals: A 120-page color "Essential Information Guide", which came with the vehicle in the pouch in the glove compartment. A 600-page black and white "Owners Manual" that could be requested from Jeep Care and shipped at no cost...

Sounds just like the classic Trabant (aka beloved Trabi) produced in East Germany until shortly after the fall of the Berlin Wall. Complete with 2-cycle engine, the Trabi's top speed was 100 kmh (62 mph). More information at https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Trabant. After the fall of the Wall...

Hmmm. Dealer installing new door seals when in for unrelated service? Anybody know about a relevant new TSB? Thanks!

As I reported in another past thread, I determined that my 2018's headlights were improperly aimed at the factory: the low beams were aimed level, when they should have been dipped somewhat. That was revealed by high beams aiming into the trees! Level is high beam territory, not suitable for...

So, was Deleted Member 79594 really deleted, as in 💣, which explains zero data below his/her name? If so, did DM94 delete him/herself, or did our excellent moderators step in to stop the nonsense? One of those mysteries of forums, where trolls--especially trolls under the influence, er, people...

Thoughts on jacking and changing seasonal tires: For better or worse I use my floor jack to lift one axle at a time when rotating tires from winter to summer tires (and vice versa). I use the axle tubes as my lift point, and I put a jack stand under the frame of the vehicle as backup. Except...

Several rack manufacturers including Yakima offer a swing-away adapter that mounts in your receiver then provides a receiver for your accessory. In the case of this kayak rack--which extends waaaay out the back, use of a swing-away would only accentuate the length...

I think I see ice on your door handles. (Or clear plastic covers???) I have found in this Winter Wonderland Roller Coaster of temperatures up and down and up and down, if you have periods of rain followed by freezing temperatures, ice can build up in the button area of the lock. It may be...