swampflyer
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California air has no cow farts. Guaranteed.
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I mean when you spend a shit load of time off road and actually do air down being able to do it in 1/4 the time its nice. Also helps with never having to find air anywhere for any reason anymore. My other first mods were protection for underneath the Jeep. Contrary to popular opinion I didnt go lift and 37s, or an angry grille and sparkly tinker bell tire cover.I love how all the contrarians had to come out of the woodwork no no you absolutely should spend $1,000 on your first mod so you can put air in your tires like really...
Too many people on the internet have no grasp of reality.
https://jscan.net/jeep-wrangler-jl/Many recommended JSCAN.
Would you provide me some insight to whats the best OBD adapter?
Additional question; for a 2021 Rubi 4DR 3.7 do I need a harness to bypass the security gateway?
Thanks!
THKS
Grandpa Larry
Hi Larry,Many recommended JSCAN.
Would you provide me some insight to whats the best OBD adapter?
Additional question; for a 2021 Rubi 4DR 3.7 do I need a harness to bypass the security gateway?
Thanks!
THKS
Grandpa Larry
I use a OBD Link MX+. You also need the Chrysler 12+8 cablesMany recommended JSCAN.
Would you provide me some insight to whats the best OBD adapter?
Additional question; for a 2021 Rubi 4DR 3.7 do I need a harness to bypass the security gateway?
Thanks!
THKS
Grandpa Larry
You had me there for a minute... Not because I'm a moron (well...), but because that's just the kind of stupid shit that California is known for.california has a special winter blend air the gas stations all switch too. It costs about a quarter more, but its better for the environment. Allegedly…
25 is the minimum setting and that's hard coded into the computer of the Jeep.Need some folks with experience with JSCAN TPMS to answer this if you would please?
How low of a PSI can I set my TPMS with a JSCAN? I understand per the JSCAN web page I can just turn it off. However, is there a low setting if its left active? I see some OBD tuners that will just go to 35PSI is JSCAN the same?
Also if its active what is the PSI Alarm range if its reset? IE: I reset it at 32PSI vs the factory 37PSI. Will the alarm go off similar to the factory settings or at around 5PSI below the setting?
Thanks
Grandpa Larry
Edited to add @autotragic types faster than meNeed some folks with experience with JSCAN TPMS to answer this if you would please?
How low of a PSI can I set my TPMS with a JSCAN? I understand per the JSCAN web page I can just turn it off. However, is there a low setting if its left active? I see some OBD tuners that will just go to 35PSI is JSCAN the same?
Also if its active what is the PSI Alarm range if its reset? IE: I reset it at 32PSI vs the factory 37PSI. Will the alarm go off similar to the factory settings or at around 5PSI below the setting?
Thanks
Grandpa Larry
And there is also a difference between offering useful advice and expressing your personal opinion. Opinions are like hemorrhoids, everyone has one sooner or later, and they always stink and irritate.There is a difference between ignorance and not giving a fuck. I'm the latter not the former.
Milk trivia - milk and milk products produced west of the Rockies hardly ever makes it east of the Rockies. A large part of the liquid milk produced out west either stays out west or is converted into non-liquid milk products (primarily powdered milk products) and shipped overseas…China, Philippines, etc. Plenty of Milk on both sides of the Rockies to make if viable to ship over the mountains.A little education here. California is the 4th largest beef producer in the USA. Plus California produces 20% of the US milk with well over a million barn cows. Thats truly is BS!