disable esp?
01-29-2009, 07:32 PM
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01-29-2009, 07:47 PM
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I had to look for a minute to find it:
The wire's probably elsewhere as well, but under the console is a big bunch of wires running from the front to the back on the driver's side of the e-brake handle. Inside of this bundle are two purple wires with LIGHT blue stripes. One is wound with a white wire. That's NOT the one you want. There is another one running alongside it that is purple with a DARK blue stripe. Not that one either. You want the one with the LIGHT blue stripe that's not wound with the white wire. I turned on the Jeep when I cut the purple and light blue stripe wire just to be sure and the lights came right on. Then splice in some extra wire and add your toggle. Sorry about the lack of picts, but it's buttoned back together and I'm not yanking the console again if I can help it.
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The wire's probably elsewhere as well, but under the console is a big bunch of wires running from the front to the back on the driver's side of the e-brake handle. Inside of this bundle are two purple wires with LIGHT blue stripes. One is wound with a white wire. That's NOT the one you want. There is another one running alongside it that is purple with a DARK blue stripe. Not that one either. You want the one with the LIGHT blue stripe that's not wound with the white wire. I turned on the Jeep when I cut the purple and light blue stripe wire just to be sure and the lights came right on. Then splice in some extra wire and add your toggle. Sorry about the lack of picts, but it's buttoned back together and I'm not yanking the console again if I can help it.
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01-29-2009, 11:17 PM
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01-29-2009, 11:57 PM
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Is it possible to flash the 07 JK computer with 08 JK computer. Or has any one done that already?
My understanding is the 08 JK computer all you to do is press the ESP button in 4L or 4H or completely disable the ESP is that correct?
My understanding is the 08 JK computer all you to do is press the ESP button in 4L or 4H or completely disable the ESP is that correct?
01-30-2009, 09:13 AM
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Does this really work? 2007+ is on the application list.
http://www.aeroforcetech.com/files/A...ide_basic3.pdf
http://www.aeroforcetech.com/files/A...ide_basic3.pdf
01-30-2009, 03:26 PM
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4Hi 4Lo ESPOFF
Zak this is correct once you put it in 4Lo it automatically shuts off and it will display ESPOFF on the guage cluster and when in 4Hi you musat be stopped and hold the button until ESPOFF comes up on the guage cluster.
01-30-2009, 05:59 PM
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I went the steering wheel route with the engine off. The key was to hold the esp button until you hear it beep each time you turn the wheel. If you don't hear the beep, it didn't take.
I used this to re-enable ESP b/c I got tired of looking at the squiggly lines.
Out-of-curiousity, why is ESP so bad with a lift? I've only felt mine come on if I am pretty aggressive on a corner, but it wasn't anything bad, just felt like ABS. Nothing to be afraid of. I've heard of others that hate it so much, and how it almost killed em... REALLY????
I used this to re-enable ESP b/c I got tired of looking at the squiggly lines.
Out-of-curiousity, why is ESP so bad with a lift? I've only felt mine come on if I am pretty aggressive on a corner, but it wasn't anything bad, just felt like ABS. Nothing to be afraid of. I've heard of others that hate it so much, and how it almost killed em... REALLY????
03-30-2009, 06:03 AM
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3/4" pipe insulation foam type works good for that, just cut to fit and slide it in