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The above is certainly true 'on paper'. I can't imagine anyone leaving their phone (or other USB powered device) plugged into the car battery for more than a few days max. It would take MANY, MANY charge cycles of a phone to drain a good car battery, which means it would have to remain connected...

First, I'll start by saying that while my efforts (and results) might suggest that I possess unique or expert knowledge on the subject, I'll admit to just being mechanically inclined and determined not to spend needlessly for a professional tech to do the same things that I can accomplish myself...

I read somewhere - but of course cannot find evidence of it now - that the center console USB will shut off after a period of time, like 30 or 60 minutes after the ignition is turned off. That being said, even if it isn't correct, there's absolutely ZERO chance that leaving a cell phone plugged...

Never had any flickering, etc. w/ the Sunpie lights.

Turned 162,000 miles today and celebrated with a 5-tire rotation, then an oil change, front & rear diff service, along with a transmission flush.

I’m betting on a wire harness issue similar to what I had to fix on our 2015. Wires at the oil pressure sensor were poorly insulated from the heat & it eventually turned the wire insulation to dust, exposing the conductors to short out at will. It happened randomly & regularly. I also found...

I'd worry about that right before the warranty ends.

JKs look like a mail truck w/o the spare. I'm just sayin'

You can't even see the fenders flairs from the comfort of that leather drivers' seat... ;)

That looks like one hell of a place to walk home from!

I understand the desire to have such a table, but if you put that much work and effort into fixing the one you bought, then you're a damned fool for that too! ;) BTW, I own 2 Wranglers, so I'm also a damned fool, but at least I didn't spend all that time and money buying and modifying a box...

Thanks for bringing it up again, @Speartip ... that wound was almost healed. :ROFLMAO: 😬 :mad:

As I have now stated for the 3rd time.... There was NO FRAME ON THE OUTSIDE OF THE SOFT TOP. THAT is what blew my mind.

It really doesn't surprise me that someone may have punched holes through their soft top for a roof rack... as we have seen some pretty outrageous examples of folks attempting to customize their ride on this site.

That is 100% NOT what the vehicle I saw had going on.

Exactly my thought. What kind of break-away, velcro seams are on that thing? It's gotta be like stripper pants! :ROFLMAO:

I wish I had been able to get a photo to show that I'm not crazy, but yesterday I saw a JKU with a soft top AND a roof rack. No, it didn't have a frame on the outside of the top, the rack appeared to be bolted through the soft top. Is this even a thing, or has the owner possibly put holes in...

If you haven't disputed the charges with your CC then you are a damned fool.

I drive both of our Wranglers in the same manner as you, mostly around town w/ the occasional off-road trip that many here would call easy. I put a camera on our 2015 because of the limited visibility and a really tight garage. Both have full-sized, matching spares that I rotate in with the...

If you replace the thumb screws with bolts, these will be plenty strong. The knobs aren't quite big enough to get a good grip on them