How to install Infinite Offroad headlights on a Jeep Gladiator

[@nickyork1917]

I really enjoy you videos sir. Look forward to watching them.

[@ButtercupEcoDiesel]

Thank you so much! We really appreciate you watching and the positive feedback! -Resa

[@chandlerrobinson8205]

Great video

[@ButtercupEcoDiesel]

@@chandlerrobinson8205 thanks man.

[@robertfreeman8728]

What did you connect the ground too from the splitter? My light's don't have a ground wire and it looks as though your's don't either. I apologize if it's a dumb question.

[@evanrmoon]

Any recommendations on the power probe? Amazon has a ton of options but didn't know what you have there...

[@ButtercupEcoDiesel]

I have the Power Probe III circuit tester.

[@nickyork1917]

Just looking for some information because I know you already have done this. I have a 2020 JLUR eco diesel and am fixin on ordering the full EOC kit but for the EGR was it just the 2014 to 2018 Cherokee one. And did you get the trans tune as well.

[@ButtercupEcoDiesel]

Yes we did the trans tune are you referring to the EGR cooler if so it won’t work they are currently designing a new one for the 3rd gen engines.

[@nickbrisbane8306]

Out of curiosity, how would the harness situation work in terms of fenders that don't have a blinker in them? in my case i have the factory halogens without DRLs. I'm looking at fenders that don't have any lights in them, so my headlights will be my only blinkers. Could I still use the Turn Signal Tap Splitter to power the headlight turn signals, even though there wouldn't technically be something to plug into the receiving end of the splitter? Would it throw a "light out" code since the original fender harness wouldn't be there?

[@ButtercupEcoDiesel]

@@nickbrisbane8306 ok so all Jeeps have factory blinker harness even if you remove the factory ones there is still a place to plug it into so yes the headlight can be your blinkers with no fenders.

[@nickbrisbane8306]

@@ButtercupEcoDiesel awesome, thanks for the assist!