What did you do TO your Jeep JL today?

[bmwbutch]

Installed hinge steps. A Christmas present from my nephew. Not sure I would have bought them or will ever use them, but am happy with the look. Needed a little red on the side.

 

[SadRobot]

Installed hinge steps. A Christmas present from my nephew. Not sure I would have bought them or will ever use them, but am happy with the look. Needed a little red on the side.

Looks nice! I just put some hinge steps on and also not sure if I do really need them but figured I'll leave them on for now and can always take them off and put the original bolts back at some point.

 

[FLjeeper]

Finally got my zAutomotive front cam installed. A bit of a pain since I have a manual and couldn’t use the clutch plug but I’m glad it’s done.

 

[sourdough]

My JLR front axle locker disconnect sensor is curing from the potting procedure. Results from rear sensor potting is, it's working perfectly and now should never fail. I recommend this mod vs a wait an see attitude.

 

[bem1]

Oracle Lighting 5874-504 Rear Bumper LED Reverse Lights installed. Did not have to remove the steel bumper, but was a tight fit getting the screws off/on..

 

[grandsrus]

installed the missing OEM crossmember to the undercarriage of my Jeep. For some reason FCA does not add this part to manual trans JLUR:

Its defintely needed. Makes the front end stiffer for sure.

 

[grandsrus]

Oracle Lighting 5874-504 Rear Bumper LED Reverse Lights installed. Did not have to remove the bumper, but was a tight fit getting the screws off/on..

Stock metal or plastic bumper?

 

[bem1]

Stock metal or plastic bumper?

Steel. I also updated my post

 

[Riperoo]

They do indeed have an adapter for the autos! The button is deleted, and the shifter lockout is deactivated by pushing the shift knob down instead.

Thats awesome!! Thanks @Cavs42, I found it! took some digging, but it's in the cart!! Thanks again. Usually the first think I change on any car, and wasn't real thrilled with the current options for the JL's.

 

[Cavs42]

Thats awesome!! Thanks @Cavs42, I found it! took some digging, but it's in the cart!! Thanks again. Usually the first think I change on any car, and wasn't real thrilled with the current options for the JL's.

I'm beyond happy with mine. The install is very straight forward, and they link a great video on their site too.

 

[Jhawth]

My JLR front axle locker disconnect sensor is curing from the potting procedure. Results from rear sensor potting is, it's working perfectly and now should never fail. I recommend this mod vs a wait an see attitude.

I'm planning on doing that as well when I swap out my diff covers!

 

[Chile1]

Finally got my zAutomotive front cam installed. A bit of a pain since I have a manual and couldn’t use the clutch plug but I’m glad it’s done.

i too have a manual JLUR and plan on installing this front camera. Can you tell me how you route the wires to the cabin?

 

[sourdough]

I'm planning on doing that as well when I swap out my diff covers!

The beauty is, it is not that hard if you follow the advice given.

 

[FLjeeper]

i too have a manual JLUR and plan on installing this front camera. Can you tell me how you route the wires to the cabin?

The body harness feeds through the fire wall in the passenger footwell. Just north of the body harness in the same grommet is a nipple. Cut the tip of the nipple and feel the wires through from inside the cab to outside. There are 2 ways to get to it. You can take the batteries and fuse tray off and then it’s easy but to me that was a mess. I decided to take the fender off. It was an absolute pain but I got it. Plenty of RTV to seal then it’s smooth sailing. I’ll send you the MT instructions from zAutomotive. They suggest slicing the grommet. Same end result.

 

[Jeepsmashin]

Today I picked up my jeep from the dealership, they put a new radio in and also noticed my radiator was leaking so they replaced it and it was covered under my lifetime mopar warranty, I just had to pay a 100 deductible.

I also bought these decals on Amazon, hopefully they last.