Steven

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Steven has reviewed 3 Product(s).

I LIKE IT. 2018 Jeep JLUR 3.6
Steven R 2 years ago
Upon installing my taller tires and lower gears I was running the SUPERCHIPS 3571Calibrator. I saw the Z mini but hadn't heard of it. 2 years and much research later (forums,etc), I'd had it with pushing that damn ESS button. I was looking at another chip to piggyback onto the SS3571 for another Cnote but the thought of running my lockers in 4HI and 2wd was the clincher. The SS3571 will too but who wants to drive around with the device plugged into the OBDII. ZAUTOMOTIVE MINI plugs in under the dash and stays there. It operates through the steering wheel buttons but also allows use of some of the dash buttons (like lockers) in 4HI and 2Wd. It remembers the status of the ESS autostop button and resets it automatically so you don't have to push it every time you get in the vehicle. This thing can virtually 'undo' all the factory BS that a MATURE driver can live without. It also has some functions the youngins' would probly like too. I recommend YOU read the instructions online to see if it's for you.And get the extension cable when you buy it, you're already spending over 3bills anyway, right Just Empty Every Pocket :) CUSTOMER SERVICE is awesome, and pretty quick. The company is always improving it and updates are free. Mine was manufactured in 2020, a glitch was repaired with the current update. Bought mine in JAN 2022. Today it's April 2022. MY GRIPE- The reboot process is a bit lengthy and theres also alot of 'stuff' to scroll through to get to the functions YOU Want to change. Why is 'Light Show' the first thing!? Then remembering how to use it and what you changed when you need to 'UNMARRY' and 'REMARRY' (that means disconnect and reconnect) it.
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Z Automotive Tazer Mini Programmer

LOOKS GOOD NOT HAPPY WITH FITMENT
Steven R 2 years ago
I believe it will be tough enough to do the job. When I first got it I held it in place and eyeballed it for fitment. Seemed cool, so I slathered JEEP matching paint on it. So I kinda don't think I could send it back. But for the price it's a good plate, with nothing else to physically compare it to. Two issues on fitment however. Structurally, the rear bracket isn't long enough for the tabs to meet up with each other. Look up the install instructions online and what you see is what it will be like in photo 3. The other issue is the assumption that the hole on the bottom will line up with the diff drain hole. IT DOESN'T. Which means to service you must pull the entire plate off to get to it. I removed and reinstalled a couple times to see what I was doing wrong. But it is what it is.
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Rough Country M220 Rear Diff Skid Plate

Skid plate
Steven R 2 years ago
The rear bracket doesn't fit proper over the pinion and the hole on the bottom doesn't line up with the drain hole.
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Rough Country M220 Rear Diff Skid Plate

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Steven has asked 3 Question(s).

• AnswerQ: Diff cover Part#: DAN10053468  Steven R 2 years ago

  Does the cover add oil capacity?

  
  

• AnswerQ: 5mm  Steven R 3 years ago

  Is that 3/16 or 1/4"

  
  

• AnswerQ: How thick is the metal  Steven R 3 years ago

  How thick is the metal?

  
  

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