I found this aux switch for $49.20 and located a plug behind the little slot opening in the dash. I have a 2021 JLUR. If I plug this in, where is the wiring bundle on the other end of this?
I can move it back and fourth by hand. It only moves a tad, but it’s enough for me to hear and feel inside while driving.
I’m really surprised the bushing would fail so fast. The roads around here do suck though. And I just made the 2400 mile trip to Texas. I’m sure the 37s don’t help either...
I have a set of rough country adjustable lower front control arms that have zurks and one seems to be moving. I’m not sure if it’s just doing it because I need more grease. The bolts are tight. Probably 4k miles since grease. Is that normal?
I have not and hopefully won’t. Maybe the inline relays? But that would be strange that both would go out at the same time. I would look into something with the settings in the dash/cluster. Maybe try going in and setting the headlights to halogen and back to LED?? That’s the first thing I...
No apologies needed my friend. Thank you for the clarification. I had an AtS on my JK, but that thing was a total mess from the get go. The JL steering is an incredible upgrade,
Even with the lift and 37s.
As always, appreciate the feedback.
Mike, can you tell much of a difference in your steering with the ATS stabilizer? I can’t remember if you are running 37s or 38s. Just an off topic question.
I really like the looks of the plate mounted down there as well.
What are you referring to when you say “tazor patch/plug bypass”?
I have the Tazer Mini and set the tire size accordingly. I did see I could change the gear ratio in the settings. Is this what you are referring to?
I was considering adding a throttle controller for $70. Not planning on a...
Makes sense. Thank you
I really don’t do any serious wheeling, rock crawling. Now that I am in Texas, I still have to research where to play. I joined a local club on Facebook and hope to get together with some people soon. It’s definitely a different terrain here, especially the soil (clay)...
I’ve been reading that gearing will definitely void my warranty, at least for the axles. Would having 37s alone void my warranty if I ended up having problems with my stock axles within the warranty timeframe?
Holy Crap!! I think the best mpg I got during the 2400 mile trip was 17.7. That’s with stock 4.10s. Usually get around 14.5 around town. The mud grapplers are definitely different though.
I have the 2.0 liter and my tires are closer to true 37”. I checked with a local shop in San Antonio for a quote on 5.13s and they said I would be running higher rpm’s during normal driving and would lose fuel economy. I would love to save on fuel, but that’s not a big concern for me. I am more...
I couldn’t help myself. I did not realize there would be so much feedback on this. I am concerned about the stress the 37s have on the transmission (since I installed them). The restored power and better fuel economy (minimal) on long trips will be nice. However, the later two are just bonuses...