Yep, but from all the other replies to my post it seems that it probably shouldn’t, so it is something the previous owner must have done

Mine will do it all the time, but based on the replies to my post, it shouldn’t. So it must be something the previous owner did (it did come with a wonky alarm system which probably had remote start capability but I took it out right away)

Interesting. Would that then disable the clutch pedal from turning off cruise control? Because mine still will do that (now I really want to figure out what the previous owner did)

Possibly, but I don’t know. I just remember reading it as a feature

I thought you couldn’t bypass the clutch for remote start without messing up the cruise control functions as well (which still work in my Jeep). Is this not the case?

Interesting. I start mine in neutral with no clutch all the time

Are they required by law like TPMS or traction control? <—Serious question. Not trying to be snarky or anything

Could also just be a loose lugnut

Most modern cars require the clutch to be pushed in, but I don’t know how common it was in the 80’s

So will my Zune music manager software (zune’s itunes) still be ok?

Jeep Gladiator

My dad was bald at ~23. I am 27 and am eternally grateful that I still have a full head of hair

Neutral: Going Anywhere This Weekend?

Because of lot of AWD systems are like this

Stanced car owners who complain about tire wear. I don’t feel bad for you - you did this to yourself

These wheels actually look really good like this

Ugh #SaveTheArmrests

I have a friend who has a 2011 (first year of the refresh) and I don’t get the hate these get. Other than the transmission (all CVTs are bad in my book) it is nice. I have ridden in the back and there is plenty of room. I thought it was nicer than the Rogue that it was often compared against (previous gen). And you…

Mine are only 15’s (I have a TJ) but with the 30” tires currently on them, I think they each weigh over 50 lbs IIRC

I switched my Jeep over to black steel wheels from the stock alloys. The difference is more than I would have imagined