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Glad it helped.

Glad you like it! I am loving these brakes. They are so much better.

Thanks, I didn't know that!

They are standard automotive crimp connectors. Just get the right size. Mine are light blue.

@thehomerepairguy Thank you so much!

Glad to help. I'm glad Jeep includes the software so it all works when connected up. I sold my TJ this year to get a Bronco, but loved having the cruise for trips while I had it . Mine was the X version that didn't come with it from the factory.

Glad to help

Cleaned mine. Didn't help. I think the refrigerant was low but recharging it was as much as a new unit.

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Absolutely.

@@thehomerepairguy I might go ahead and get the newer 10.1 inch screen one, updated

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The on button is kinda hard to see. It is on the front panel put over to the left. You just touch it but don't have to push it. It is the the circle with the line through the top.

Sure. Just added them to the video description. Hope that helps.

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Glad I could help

Glad you like it. I couldn't find one that showed what to do about the reservoir hose. Also, the instructions don't say a word about the clips so I decided to share what I learned.

I'm not sure, but the guy I got my board from was super knowledgeable. Try checking with your board seller.

You're welcome. Glad it helped.

No. Only if it sinks

check the grounds for continuity and power wires for 12v when you select them. Sounds like one or the other.

No, but I drove it and sometimes especially at high speed it seemed fine and other times especially at low speed or accelerating from a stop it suddenly felt like a wheel was coming off. The whole car wobbled violently. It is very easy to check. Simply crawl under and inspect the drive line. If it moves at all side to side, the bearing is shot. One look at the center support bearing and it was obvious what the problem was. The whole bearing came apart and left a huge gap so the drive line could move around a lot.

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I used these: www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0B3DLR7TK/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_search_asin_title?ie=UTF8&th=1 but I think similar switches would work just as well.

Thanks. We installed it in my son's truck and he loves it. Keeps saying he wishes he did it sooner. The backup camera is great. He uses android auto and enjoys that too. Yeah, the Oscillating Multi-Tool wasn't ideal cutting plastic because the plastic melts instead of cutting cleanly.

No. You use your phone for GPs and navigation. That helps keep the cost down.

My son bought it. Not sure which one he got.

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In this case the app is great for me because we leave our cat in my shop when we are out of town. With the app I can see the temperature in there and adjust it if needed. I can also look at the weather and set a routine for the days we are gone to ensure he doesn't overheat. If not for that I would be like you and just turn it on manually when I go in my shop.

Yeah, it is loud. I have it in my shop so I am running machines and working so it doesn't bother me. Never had to sleep in there. For people that like a lot of white noise.

Good point

that sounds like a belt slipping. Best to take it apart and check.

Benchmarks 17% better and costs $400 less. Plus it is quieter and runs cooler. Was is not to like? GeForce RTX 4070 Ti (71%) 31,770 $749.99 GeForce RTX 3080 Ti (61%) 27,166 $1,229.27

You’re welcome. Mine is still going great.

My pleasure!

Mine is for sale. I have it listed on Facebook Marketplace. I need to update the ad because I just replaced the windshield.

You are so welcome. Happy to help

Maybe someone will buy it for parts

We could only program three functions. One of the comments gives the correct connection to get all six.

glad to help

You bet!

i forgot to add. it kind of feels like a brake caliper is sticking. when i said it happens on LR turns, i mean from a stoplight etc. it doesn’t happen too much while driving

Usually when the thumping is when turning left or right it is a CV joint. You can tell by looking just inside the front wheels. There is an accordion looking round disc in the center of the wheel with a metal shaft going through the center. If that rubber is cracked or ripped or if there is grease or oil leaking from them then that CV joint is usually bad and requires replacement. They are a service item and not too expensive to replace.

@@thehomerepairguy it’s only on launch type scenarios IE when youre turning left at the intersection once the light turns green and you can feel it’s in the rear. It almost feels like a caliper isn’t releasing properly but i had the brakes done not too long ago so i don’t think it’s that

​​@@saggitarian1970I'm having the same exact issue did you ever get it fixed? What's weird is the noise started last Oct about a month later my rear right tire went flat so i put spare on and then replaced. As soon as i put the spare on the noise stopped completely blew my mind so I'm thinking ok bad tire i guess when put new/used tire on noise still never came back. So now yesterday I have the other 3 tires replaced and had that right rear rotated to the front pick it up and boom the dreaded noise is back. When turning from stop or very slow speed you hear boom boom boom like there is slack in the drive line. I'm at a loss hoping you got yours fixed... Also mine is a 17 Santa Fe limited ultimate

It has been awhile, but there might be screws on the side or clips to unpop. Be gentle but firm and it should lift off.

it recirculates exhaust gas into the intake manifold.

@@thehomerepairguy can this also cause a bad misfire?

Can this causes a misfire?

I've never run into that before, but I do avoid the airbag wiring.

Good catch

He measured it all out and said it was fine.

Thanks!

Glad you got it fixed. My son drove his for awhile without it before getting it fixed. Didn't hurt anything.

Glad you liked it! It has been running great all this time. I really like it. I run flight sim so It really works the GPU.

Go to the link in the video description. I ordered from that guy and he is very knowledgeable and willing to help.