Pt.1: No charging after Deleted Aux Battery after ESS Auto stop/start failure: part 1 of 4

[@maryhadalamb321]

Hope you find the solution soon. Be safe

[@1870offroad]

I figured it out, 2 new videos coming covering the fix. Just in time, we’re riding Charlie’s creek on the Georgia Traverse this weekend

[@disabledarmyveteran]

The jeeps have a variable voltage alternator from what I understand. My 2020 jeep gladiator rubicon does the same thing and I even deleted the start stop battery and used my Tazer mini to disconnect the start stop permanently. I don't like the variable voltage either because it's hard to determine if it's normal or a mechanical issue. I think it’s a duel battery meter on the jeep that’s showing low voltage of 12.6 and then goes back to 14.2 volts

[@1870offroad]

@@disabledarmyveteran yeah that one took me a minute to figure out. I had never heard of variable voltage alternators until I started troubleshooting this issue