The JEEP 3.6 BATTERY FIX! (How To Delete AUX Battery) For JL Wrangler + JT Gladiator

[@Marine-72]

Very helpful thanks

[@rgvblazer]

Just did this. Thanks! I purchased an H7 battery for another vehicle that I didn’t end up needing. I’ll be tossing it in soon.

[@jonathanwelter]

Great video. Now I just need to save enough to do to my ecodiesel gladiator, some of the stuff you’ve done to yours.

[@gcjctc2]

Once you pull fuse 42 and disconnect the Aux neg cable you can use an H7 battery vs the H6 battery that supports the start stop system?

[@WolfOverland]

@@gcjctc2 yes. Or run a h7 anytime. My tow package gladiator came with a h7

[@WolfOverland]

@@gcjctc2 it just has a little spacer tab in it you pull out

[@gcjctc2]

@@WolfOverland My 2018 Wrangler JLU came with the tow package so it may have an H7. I have done the aux battery delete process about a year ago. Battery is about dead but had read I need H6 because of the start/stop. Glad I can upgrade to an H7. Thx

[@WolfOverland]

@ anytime man. Thanks for stopping by✌️

[@farklestaxbaum4945]

Sorry if this is dumb question, but why do you not have to disconnect the positive cable from the aux battery?

[@WolfOverland]

Safety!

[@shawnpedri7948]

I don't understand the reason you would want to keep that aux battery in place - it's not being charged and will essentially be dead. Why not remove the aux battery and reroute the positive lead up to the main battery and connect it to the positive? I know you commented on safety but that battery will die so how can it be safe to be driving around with a dead aux battery?

[@WolfOverland]

You can remove it. It’s a lot of work. I did this to a buddies jeep as my diesel jeep has an easier battery to get to.

[@doron323]

Great informative video but the elevator music is not necessary and irritating