jkeaton

Glad you got it fixed and thanks for reporting back.

I would inspect your rear struts, sway bar bushings, muffler mounts, anything that moves.

Double sided tape, tie wraps, etc. Not difficult.

As stated above, the settings are in the display. They may have had to disconnect the battery which may have reset everything back to factory default. Check your owners manual.

Not sure what you mean by "when drive onto a bumper", but if you are saying you hear a clunk when you drive over a bump it seems it would be more suspension related than brake related.

Read. http://www.dodgejourneyforum.com/topic/8623-wheel-specifications/

Because it's a jeep thing....

I've never used that liquid stuff. Now I know I won't experiment with it. Thank you sir!

That or heat shrink tubing as Cody suggested.

These. 60 w http://www.amazon.com/YITAMOTOR-White-Headlight-Conversion-Bulbs/dp/B017LW2V42?ie=UTF8&psc=1&redirect=true&ref_=oh_aui_detailpage_o03_s00

Again. Glad I don't have that thing.

Interesting. Maybe because those are higher power than the ones I got. Regardless, the ones I got are plenty bright for half the cost.

Just the bulb, the fan attached to the bulb and a connector. I don't know what "driver" you are referring to but if it's part of the assembly it will be sealed already. It's not like a ton of water gets to the back of the headlights.

Mine had plugs that matched the factory connector. Don't need to waterproof anything. The bulb is all one unit.

False. LED's work just fine. Take it from people who are actually running them. HID's are another story though.

Just match the wire colors.

Nope, but it sounds like a good idea. Those are some cheap, thin plastic wheelwell liners in these things.

Ah, I have no idea then. Completely different systems.

Welcome!

Hopefully someone will answer. I don't mess with this stuff, don't have it anyway. Good luck and welcome to the forum. Also, please state the year of your DJ and what system you have so others may assist you better.

No. LED's require nothing. Plug and play.

Pics?

You should always make sure the vehicle you are buying had the options you want before purchase.

Welcome!

I fully understand the logic and I'm sure it does remove lag, I've read about it on other makes and models forums I'm on that have vehicles using drive by wire. The science is sound. Just too much money for me. I can live with a little lag more than I want to spend $300 to do away with it.