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Watch this video. It's a bit older, but will show you everything you need to know.

No.

Likely answer is that someone removed it.

If you go to their website (https://www.zautomotive.com), you can see their new 800 contact number and email. Send a text or email. They typically respond fairly quick.

There are plenty of videos that show how to properly remove or bypass the aux battery.

This is incorrect info. With the aux removed or bypassed and fuse F42 pulled, ESS will continue to work off the main battery unless the button is pushed to disable or a device like a Tazer is used to permanently remember the ESS off state.

This is a forum focusing on the 2018 and up Jeep Wrangler JL/JLU. You might want to ask your question on a forum dedicated to your vehicle type for a better response.

There's nothing in the Jeep app or on the Jeep website that would cause steering controls, etc. to stop working. I'd venture a guess that it is just coincidence that you see the issue when you have the app or web page open, and you have another issue. Might be a bad clock spring.

If you are still running the original OEM batteries, you are long over due. Change the main and either replace or bypass the aux (if you have one). Old/bad/dying batteries cause all types of weird electrical issues.

Alpine are different but same size.

Mid = Mid Range Set it to what sounds best for you.

Then you did not get the actual Alpine speakers. The sub yes, speakers no. The Alpine speakers should have different part numbers. Unless something has changed: Standard eight speakers Two 2.5-inch speakers in the instrument panel Two 4.5-inch front door speakers Two 2.5-inch sound bar...

No, they are not.

Kids of what age? When my kids were young and needed car or boosters seats, I would either physically buckle them in or physically check that they buckled themselves in. Now that my kids are older, they are smart enough to know the vehicle does not move until seatbelts are on. I don't put my...

We don’t have that seatbelt option/light in the U.S.

Nothing else you can do, other than: 1. Search for a replacement OEM 7” radio 2. Upgrade to an OEM 8.4” radio 3. Install an aftermarket radio/head unit

How are we supposed to answer this question if you haven't even detailed what your Uconnect issue is?

It doesn't. Been using the 7cm arm for over 5 years.

You can pull this off with a plastic pry tool. The ignition button is screwed in to this piece.

Yes, but again, the OEM button and surround are not stickers. By all means, continue to search for what you want, but to do the job right you need to replace the module.