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I have a 2014 and went through JScan this morning checking the TPMS. If you have completely disabled it, there is no dash warning, scrolling through the dash menu won't even bring the TPMS up. If the TPMS is completely disabled, it's as if the Jeep doesn't have TPMS installed. There is no...

I've had my 2014 for 9 years now and never had a TPMS issue, and I've had a couple sets of new 35s installed along the way. I disabled my TPMS several years ago because the threshold on JKUs is 30psi, I believe. I keep my tires at 28, so to avoid the constant alarms and dash notifications, I...

If I remember correctly, you have to clear the code(s) first, then disable the TPMS system. I disabled mine with JScan several years ago and it was a 30-second process. I'll be tinkering with my 2014 tomorrow and, if I remember, I'll take a look at it. It'll refresh my memory. This is what...

Thanks. Mine are great lights, it's just the lenses that are about cooked after 8 years. The ProComps are nice, but they have a polycarb lens as well.

I've had these for almost 8 years now and the poly lenses are beginning to yellow and crack. Don't get me wrong, the lights are great and, paired with the matching headlights, improved 1000% over the factory. But the lenses look like crap and I'd like to find a foglight that has a glass lens...

I'm pretty sure the light is probably connected to the switch/panel lights and isn't a true indicator as to whether the defrost is working or not.

How well does that floor jack work out in the dirt somewhere?

Stuck open is a lot better than stuck closed. That said, sticker shock on the t-stats.... the same t-stat I ordered a couple years ago is about $12 more. Imported by Gates, made in China. I didn't order that specific one, but I did pay over $40 for the housing/t-stat.

My recent knee injury (torn meniscus and strained MCL) has rendered my JKU almost too uncomfortable to drive for any more than 60 minutes at a time. I'm 6'6", so the legroom has always been limited, but I've managed to make it work for almost the entire 10 years I've had it. I'm avoiding knee...

Going down the thermostat rabbit hole again. Noticed the temp gauge is taking no time at all getting to normal running temps, like, less than a mile. But, it will trip the hi-speed fan on occasionally, and becoming more frequent. Coolant levels are good, but, as quickly as it's warming up, I'm...

Exactly. Cylinder locks, even good quality, are not expensive. But note any manufacturer names or markings on the front of the cylinder before you drill it. Also measure the diameter and length of the cylinder- you'll need those to replace it with a comparable lock.

This is what I had back in the 80s. Owned a 1980 Toyota pickup longbed with an insulated camper shell. These carpet kits were all the rage back then. The seat cushions are hinged so you have storage inside, and when you set the floor boards up for the bed, storage underneath. Was a good night...

The Rubi has clearance for a set of 35s. The rest is up to you and you'll figure it our as you go, but secure storage is a priority- don't need stuff rolling around the back. Anyway, we're older and the weekend trips are more our thing. I have a SmittyBilt Defender rack on top- has a 200lb...

The only white Bronco.....

Based on what you've said, I gathered that he wasn't an older guy, but those rides still help to get him feeling better, I hope. My wife has her late mother's MB SLK350 with the convertible retracting hardtop and every once in a while she takes Cooper (4 yo) out. He thinks he's king sh**...

I've read one of the best therapies and most enjoyable times for senior dogs are rides. They to see and smell- just the smells are supposed to be extremely gratifying and therapeutic for older dogs.

Really? The Walls? Can't say that in all my years in the residential construction business and real estate home inspections I've ever seen that.

Sure. Popcorn ceiling is nothing more than skim coat with little styrofoam beads mixed in. It's easier to spray on than priming and painting drywall on the ceiling. I used a simple spray bottle and a 12" plastic drywall trowel and knocked out an entire room in a few hours. Takes more time to get...

But.... you can use the Graco to spray water on that popcorn in a relatively fine mist and simply remove the popcorn with a flat edge. Comes off really easily, it just makes a huge mess on the floor.