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A Service 4WD light can be caused by a loose or damaged locker or FAD wiring connection. It can also be caused by an auxiliary battery that is starting to go bad.

Just recently replaced the batteries, so can likely rule that out. I’ll look into the other causes you mentioned. I did read somewhere about a temperature monitor on there potentially causing the warning when it gets hot, hence thinking a fluid change might help. Thanks!

Just my opinion but I think that is highly unlikely. Since 2018, I've owned 3 JL Wranglers, still onw 1 and still own 2 Gladiators and have NEVER seen an issue with a temp monitor. What I HAVE seen are the problems I've listed.

Back when they were still available, you could only get them when placing an order for a new Jeep and as part of a half door group. Unfortunately, Jeep no longer offers them even for that.

We're just running a Dynomax race bullet right now.

Sorry, don't know if any can do what you're looking for but if any can, Tazer would be it.

Glad that we could share this with you.

I have used just about everything available on the market today from a Flashcal, Procal, Tazer, ECRI, you name it. On this Jeep, I am using a Jscan.

The ACCUAIR Gladiator was running 37" Toyos.

@@wayalife I have 37x13.50 nitto mud grapplers and the Accuair lift. Wanting to tuck the 5th in spare location, do you think the Clayton track bar will contact anything at full drop?

Not that I know of or can forsee.

About 4.5" of lift

If you actually took the time to watch the video, you'd realize it was specifically addressing "what is better for changing a flat tire". I also cover different situations where something like a hi-lift is helpful to have.

@@wayalife I watched it from start to finish which is why I gave it a like. I'm merely commenting that both jacks have a place and a use. There are times when you just cannot get the bottle jack under the car because the tyre debeaded in very soft loose sand or you cut a side wall on a very muddy slope. These are some examples that actually happened to me.

@shaunozs1ra92 It is extremely dangerous to try and change a flat tire on anything other than a solid and flat surface or as close to it as possible. It is ALWAYS important to try and get to a point like that prior to raising your Jeep and removing the damaged tire - this is clearly stated in Hi-Lift's instructions. As I show in the video and have already stated, yes, BOTH jacks have their place and that's why I too carry both but when it comes to changing out a flat, I still stand by the fact that a bottle jack is better for the job. But hey, that's just me.

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Sure. I'm always a fan of EVO control arms but really, anything with Johnny Joints will get the job done well too. Of course, that would include RockJock as they make the Johnny Joints.

@@wayalife Thanks. Does that include the rock crawlers you are considering?

That's what I have on my JK and big Gladiator if that's what you're asking.

Glad it was helpful!

Awesome! Glad we could be of help with this video.

I suppose it depends on how much you have them adjusted. If it's more than 3/8", I would say the lowers should be pulled back to at least 1/4" or less and then set your uppers so that you have +4°-5° of caster.

I have no idea why your dust shield would have been affected by the installation of a lift but if you're sure it's the cause, you can always pull it away from the rotor.

If you're running a factory rear bumper, you really need the relocation bracket to help your spare clear it. So long as the rubber isolators on the tailgate press firmly against the sidewall of the spare, you should be okay with just it. The reinforcement hinge brackets are nice to have as extra strength though.

You can run 7" lights but 9" do a better job and are brighter.

@@wayalife You think 9’s will fit then ????

To be clear, ALL 2018-up Jeep JL Wranglers come with 9" headlight housings. You can make a 7" fit.

@@wayalife Thank you for your time and dedication .

Glad you enjoyed it 😎

Hi Bill, you can buy one here wayalife.com/store/proddetail.php?prod=PARTS-CB-BAR

Depends on the shop but you'd be looking at about 2 full days of work.

​@@wayalifeSo roughly 16 hours at the shops's hourly labor charge? Honestly not as bad as I was expecting, appreciate the reply 🙏🏿

Happy to hear you found our video to be informative.

Yes but you will end up with more caster. This isn't a terrible thing so long as you still have your FAD.

Glad to hear they worked out well for you too.

Renegades have IFS and this is for a solid front axle.

Sorry to hear you're having so much trouble. What you see in the video is exactly how it worked out for me. It really was that easy.

@@wayalife thanks for the response. Your videos have always been helpful. I will have to keep looking for something else.

What don't you like about how your Jeep drives?

@@wayalife It wanders, always making steering corrections. faster you go the worse it gets. They say it's in spec, whatever that is. It's a 21 jlur only has 12000 miles never been off road...yet

Two things. First, it sounds like you are still running way too much air in your tires and because of it, only the crowns of them are making contact with the ground. Lower the psi to something more reasonable like 30 psi and I think you will find that helps. Second, if you are lifted, I a bit more positive caster will help out a lot however, you will need something like adjustable lower control arms to do that.

From my experience running a Dynatrac lift, I can tell you that once it settles out, you'll have just shy of 2" of actual lift and something like this bracket may in fact offer up too much correction.

Glad you enjoyed the video and really, if you can afford long arms, they are the better way to go.

Glad you enjoyed the video :)

They are definitely nice for both.

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Glad you found it to be informative 😎

Really happy to hear you enjoy them 😎

EVO Enforcer Stage 3 Overland Lift: evomfg.com/products/4-5-enforcer-suspension-systems-for-jt-diesel?aff=2 You can see the install video for it here: czcams.com/video/Jw3JIatxsZY/video.html

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