What did you do TO your Jeep JL today?

[TimR]

Well, my JL Phone Holsters (Center Console Mount) for the passenger side, arrived today and of course I installed immediately.

Took about 5 mins to install. So very easy to install.....

With the holster installed, the passenger side seat can still be moved fully forward.

Well, I was impressed with the Fob Holster, I bought from Gibson Leatherworks a few months ago and I am equally impressed with the JL Phone Holster.

What a terrific offering! Mark is a craftsman to say the least. Thanks Mark!

@Blkjak

What's that hold...a cell phone??

 

[Rhinebeck01]

What's that hold...a cell phone??

Meant for smart phone but could be used to holster other things.

I know my Samsung S8 in it's Otterbox case fits in it and there is lots of left over room.

 

[Maverick909]

Nice shine. Mine's only 2 weeks old and already has the salt brine film that is almost impossible to remove. Really shows on black paint.

That sucks! Clay bar and a solid wax job in order. I am glad that it isn’t often I have to deal with going anywhere with salt or to much snow! The last good thing about California lol

 

[Rhinebeck01]

So, wouldn't putting in the seatbelt do the same thing?

@TimR

Yes, if you fasten the seat belt in back of you or in front of you, Auto Park will not engage if you drive forward or backward with the door open.

I don't fancy sitting on the seat belt buckle...

 

[km58501]

@TimR

Yes, if you fasten the seat belt in back of you or in front of you, Auto Park will not engage if you drive forward or backward with the door open.

I don't fancy sitting on the seat belt buckle...

What happens if you unplug the door wiring harness?

 

[Rhinebeck01]

What happens if you unplug the door wiring harness?

@km58501

Yes, IF you dosconnect the door wiring harness on the driver's side, that will disable Auto Park.

For me, I want a quick and easy way to disable Auto Park when I am trailering. The plastic clip in the seat belt buckle takes a split second to insert.

I trailer lots so I need an easy way to disable Auto Park.

Disconnecting the door wiring harness is not that easy.. Yes, not hard but not as easy as inserting a seat belt clip into a buckle.

I might add... that unless you are careful, it is easy to damage the connectors in regard to the door wiring harness. I would rather fool with the door harness connection as little as possible.

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[km58501]

@km58501

Yes, IF you dosconnect the door wiring harness on the driver's side, that will disable Auto Park.

For me, I want a quick and easy way to disable Auto Park when I am trailering. The plastic clip in the seat belt buckle takes a split second to insert.

I trailer lots so I need an easy way to disable Auto Park.

Disconnecting the door wiring harness is not that easy.. Yes, not hard but not as easy as inserting a seat belt clip into a buckle.

I might add... that unless you are careful, it is easy to damage the connectors in regard to the door wiring harness. I would rather fool with the door harness connection as little as possible.

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Makes sense. The only time I had issues with auto park was when I was maneuvering to pull a pickup out of the snow bank he was stuck in.

 

[RMojitoJL]

She stretched her legs a little

 

[Euro JEEP]

After seeing your post I reached out to UPRProduct as my can is on the left photo below"

Joe wrote back:

"The 3.6 catch cans have the diffuser on that side to promote vacuum and if the end user wants
to swap the diffuser to the opposite side they can absolutely do so. For regular street jeeps and
general driving, the diffuser can be on the right side and for off road and rock crawling you can
run the diffuser on the left side.

It only takes removing two small screws and swapping sides to run the diffuser either way.

Also, if anyone has questions you can give them my email [email protected]
I appreciate you getting back to me and watching out for UPR. I get so swamped
here I don't have enough time to scroll the forums and this is a great help.

Thank you, Joe"

I also told Joe I have increased my mpg as much as 4-6 avg and will do a more control investigation on the mpg savings.

This is well worth looking at.... very professional made and high quality... does not come in Mojito.

Does this exist for 2.0L engine too?

 

[NovaJeep]

Installed a @Rough Country Suspensions dual steering stabilizer on my wife @TankGirl JLU. The factory one was bashed off a rock, and we were looking for something to mount it over the tie rod rather than constantly replacing the stock one.

That bumper looks great! Seriously considering one myself... what lights do you have on it there?

 

[Hibypass]

Installed winch on Maximus3 base plate with Factor55 hawser and flat end. Also installed Maximus3 tow hooks.

 

[Rhinebeck01]

Well, I tested with an inexpensive, Seat Belt Clip today, and it indeed disables Auto Park on the JL, when it is inserted into the driver's side buckle.

Cost was $1.49 for two of them with free shipping to me.
https://www.ebay.com/itm/113391942382

Well, the eBAY vendor raised the price by a dollar.

For $2.49 he sells two with free shipping. Even @ $2.49 his/her price is better then most.

ALSO, the vendor is in the USA, so you get the product quickly:

https://www.ebay.com/itm/Pair-Unive...122052&hash=item1a6645d27d:g:jhwAAOSwvf9b821B

 

[t3aztec]

Installed @Maximus-3 JL Tow Loops

@67designs Mount

@Quadratec Door Sill Guards

@Canvasback Cargo area Protector

I see you installed the tow hooks. Do you hook yours up to a RV? How hard was install of the hooks? What tow bar do you use?

 

[JC7]

After seeing your post I reached out to UPRProduct as my can is on the left photo below"

Joe wrote back:

"The 3.6 catch cans have the diffuser on that side to promote vacuum and if the end user wants
to swap the diffuser to the opposite side they can absolutely do so. For regular street jeeps and
general driving, the diffuser can be on the right side and for off road and rock crawling you can
run the diffuser on the left side.

It only takes removing two small screws and swapping sides to run the diffuser either way.

Also, if anyone has questions you can give them my email [email protected]
I appreciate you getting back to me and watching out for UPR. I get so swamped
here I don't have enough time to scroll the forums and this is a great help.

Thank you, Joe"

I also told Joe I have increased my mpg as much as 4-6 avg and will do a more control investigation on the mpg savings.

This is well worth looking at.... very professional made and high quality... does not come in Mojito.

Dumb question, but why is one side better for street vs off-road?

 

[TTEChris]

That bumper looks great! Seriously considering one myself... what lights do you have on it there?

Thanks!
They are Rigid Radiance pods with Amber backlighting. I have the amber lights tied into the blinkers so they flash with them