jhackathorne
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please do a write-up. I’d like to see the finished product.While yall bicker, bitch, argue, defend and complain, and overthink it, I'm installing me the 3 decade old, tried and tested headlamp squirters, which will solve this freezing issue once and for all .
As an added bonus, they will also be great at keeping them clean during summer off-road season.
win win 🦾🦾
Prediction: Next gen, Jeep will offer this
Roger that.please do a write-up. I’d like to see the finished product.
it’s weird that the forward facing camera gets a squirter from the factory, but the headlights get nothing.
Maybe because their intention was the front cam would to be used in the environment and elements for which it was designed. I don’t see snowplows with much articulation.please do a write-up. I’d like to see the finished product.
it’s weird that the forward facing camera gets a squirter from the factory, but the headlights get nothing.
Wow, they really are after you nowIt took 16 pages, but Wbino finally found the rock bottom.
Well done.
i keep rising to the bait because I keep thinking folks can be reasonable-or at least disagree reasonably.Wow, they really are after you now
I doubt any of these nice folks even read the very first post you made back on page one or these couldn't possibly be the responses
Or they all live in Southern Florida and don't see the issue with the snow and ice blocking the headlights completely - while your actually driving !
It is nice to see these idiots attacking someone besides me for a change though
I wonder if the high methanol ingredients are safe for repeated use on your headlights? If so, Great ideaPrestone sells a spray that you can put on the windshield and lights prior to a snow storm. It's supposed to stop ice or snow from sticking.
Somebody needs to manufacture heated halo rings!i have them on order. I purchased the Mopar mounting brackets and KC 100w daylighters. I’m going to tint them yellow and only use them during snow storms.
it should look a lot like this…
…only, I’ll be using clear polycarbonate stone guards that I’ll tint yellow.
I’ll be wiring them with 10 gauge wire and running straight to ‘Aux 1’s’ 40 amp fuse. That way, I can run up to 150w bulbs if the supplied 100w bulbs don’t melt the snow well enough. 100w bulbs will PROBABLY be enough, but I’d rather spend a few bucks on heavy duty wire than have to redo the whole thing on the off chance 100’s won’t stand up to the Sierra cement we keep getting this year.
when I asked the salesperson about the troubles with unheated LED’s, he said the halos on the new Jeep kept the headlights warm enough to melt snow.Somebody needs to manufacture heated halo rings!
Safe usage of a vehicle depends solely on the user, if user does not feel it's safe to drive it's his responsibility not to do so.