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And for that reason, Oracle should not have used a Ford as their example? What?? Are you even on the same planet as the rest of us?

That's not a Florida thing my friend.....

16, or 18? There's a contradiction here.

Worst thing I ever got was this thread.

That color on the hard top makes it look like barf. Like, actual barf. Like someone threw up on the Jeep. On the sides it's not so bad though.

"still have it" meaning what? A vibration? Or you still get death wobble occasionally? Death wobble isn't a consistent thing. It gets triggered by something, there's violent shaking, you slow down until it's gone, and then continue driving. The way you talk about this it doesn't sound like...

This? https://static.nhtsa.gov/odi/rcl/2026/RCLRPT-26V363-5757.pdf Thread here: https://www.jeepgladiatorforum.com/forum/threads/recall-1m-jeep-wrangler-and-gladiator-fire-risk-june-9-2026.108998/

Did you click the link? It’s pretty straight forward. Who cares what the sample vehicle is.

But how does it die? Can you be more descriptive? Does it just shut off as though you hit the button? Or does it slowly die?

I'd love to help, but you're giving very little to go on. When it "dies", how does it die? Does it sputter? Do lights flash? Or is it sudden? Is the brake pedal hard when you try to restart it? What have you tried other than batteries? What diagnostics have you done and what were the results...

Yes there will be enough power.

Yes. Just splice it in to the power and ground wires.

That's a true statement before anything happens lol. It's never done it before until it does, and then you go fix it.

You might have air in your coolant system.

Could be. Honestly, they have more information than any of us, so I would defer to them.

What in the garbage-ass post is this

There's nothing wrong with NOCO stuff. Leave the bias at the door lol.

I never got around to making the improvements, but the camera is still functioning perfectly well as it is!

But then how do people know you tow stuff? You gotta broadcast that somehow (apparently).

I've found vegetable oil to be cheaper and easier to change. Viscosity is perfect for this engine and the way the color changes when used makes it clear enough for me to know when it's time to drain and replace without trusting the dumb on-board computer. The "motor oil" branding is just that...