Method for slow speed cruise control (hand throttle?)

[Robert38606]

I have a 2024 JLU 4xe. When at our hunting camp, we drive around dirt roads all day long around 10 mph, and having a foot on the gas all day gets tiring.

Is there a handle throttle or some other method you would recommend? A way to go below the minimum 20 mph cruise would be ideal, but if some sort of throttle device would work with the 4xe, I'm all ears for that too.

Thanks!

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[Ratbert]

The "duck button" will let you slide your gear lever to the left where moving it adjusts your speed by 1 km/hr. I have no clue, however, how fast you can go with that technique. It's intended for very slow crawling up or down stuff.

 

[JT23JL]

Selec-Speed Control (if equipped) will allow you to crawl along between 0.6 mph and 5 mph. You must have 4WD low engaged, so the road surface conditions must be agreeable with that. Instructions are on page 238 of the 2024 Wrangler owner's manual.

 

[Robert38606]

Unfortunately selec-speed is a bit too slow at 5 mph

 

[Reinen]

Unfortunately selec-speed is a bit too slow at 5 mph

Unfortunately the JL only has cruise control for 0-5 MPH and 20-100 MPH.
No CC options for 5-20 MPH.

 

[Robert38606]

Yes of course I know it has no 6 to 19 mph option stock. But is there some aftermarket option such as throttle control that would work with 4xe? Could an rpm be set? ECU change?

 

[Reinen]

Yes of course I know it has no 6 to 19 mph option stock. But is there some aftermarket option such as throttle control that would work with 4xe? Could an rpm be set? ECU change?

It won't be of immediate help but you could submit this request to the Tazer suggestion box. If anyone is going to find a way to fill this gap it will be them. (don't hold your breath though)

 

[Ratbert]

It won't be of immediate help but you could submit this request to the Tazer suggestion box. If anyone is going to find a way to fill this gap it will be them. (don't hold your breath though)

I knew he had a suggestion thread here back when he was a sponsor but didn't know about one on the site. Thanks for that detail.

I just made a suggestion to see if it could remember that I had the trail cam on before going into reverse and turn it back on when coming out of it.

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