Terrymo
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Nope, good for you for double checkingOk, I'm just a dummy. Both batteries are confirmed AGM
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Nope, good for you for double checkingOk, I'm just a dummy. Both batteries are confirmed AGM
Hi, i followed this for my 2020 Weangler years ago. I used 4 and 6 to connect my quick connects for my Noco 10. I bought a 2023 Gladiator non torque. Same 3.6L as my Wrangler. Unfortunately I guess had to much radiation or maybe my stroke. Im relearning certsin things I forgot. So when I connect 4 and 6 which one do I do first. I dont remember how I did it. I forgot I even did it. Anyhow if you can let me know it would be appreciated. Im looking at my 2020vto see what I have in it that I want in my 2023. Weird how this battery thing even got me thinking. My 7 pin wire on my travel trailer needed to be replaced. I plug my Jeep in every month and test didn't clue me in. Oh well, life is a new learning experience again lol.@20-Willys
Read back carefully through this whole thread.. The info you seek is there.
You will read ......When hooking up, in regard to the Neg side.... you want to hook up, so the IBS Sensor is in the mix.
With that said, in the pic below...... you would use either #5 or #6 point to attach your Neg cable to and with doing so, the IBS Sensor is in the mix..
I prefer/use #6 as the threaded lug is a bigger diameter.
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