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Danny, I hope your using the Mopar 7-Pin Harness. The only additional wiring is a short power lead from the battery, a ground lead, from your controller to the kick panel, the blue lead from the harness to the controller that you'll pull through the firewall at the same time as the power lead...

Scott, I recommmend keeping a couple of packages of those Posi-Taps in your Jeep tool kit with several six-foot lengths of different sizes of wire. I had rodents eat through some of my injector wiring and had to patch around a connector on the side of a trail in Utah a couple of years ago...

ARB Simpson III.

Not sure if you've ever used these but they've saved the day for me, more than once!

Both of our Ram pickups have brake controllers but my Jeep didn't. I just installed the RedArc Pro Controller. I tied it into the Mopar 7-pin harness. Unfortunately my 2013 JKU isn't plug and play like the 2018 and later and I had to tap into the harness at the brake pedal. What a pain...

Thanks! I like that setup. One reason I was interested in using the 7-pin is that I have multiple vehicles and wanted to try to come up with a system that wasn't "vehicle dependent", that would work with anything I hooked it to. I may have to alter my thinking though, based on your...

I ordered a cargo net for under the lid and some aluminum cargo track for inside the tray.

As I get ready for the completion of my trailer I've been contemplating some additions. I ordered a Max-Coupler, and some small interior pieces but have been contemplating putting my fridge in the tub. For those of you that ordered yours with the 12V battery, what is your setup for charging...

Until you airdown to 8-12psi., then you understand the difference.

Glad you got it fixed! You're my hero this week! I've always wanted enough land to have a SEE, looks like an incredibly useful tool to have around, especially for the price I've seen on some. I'm very jealous!

i once had an old Ford pickup that did something similar. It had a really bad idler arm that would shift position when the steering components settled on braking or acceleration, the toe changed so much it gave a whole new meaning to power steering. Either two things are happening, you have a...

Charge controller is included, it's pictured above.

Synthetics are rad'er.

Sounds like it is engine braking.

Till they're wet.

My recommendation would be for a really good, modular ground tent. Like the Gazelle hub tent and Gazebo. Something quick, easy, and flexible.

Children tend to sleep in an area larger than their size by an order of magnitude.

I think four adults in a Habitat atop a JKU is asking a lot. I can't think of anyone I want to be in that close proximity to for one night, let alone a series of successive nights. It's just not going to be comfortable, and where are you hauling four adults' gear in that?

It's amazing how much water breathing alone can generate in a small space. We've camped in a small teardrop trailer and a lack of airflow will create the same issue. Airflow is key.

God no!!! United States Marine Corps!!