I have a 2013 Jeep wrangler 2 door 3.6. (STANDARD) will this work to improve like if it was an automatic?
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You will still see in increase in performance as well as the option to change tire sizes, speed limits and a few other options. The only option you won't get to benefit from is the improved shift points... That will be up to you and your clutching foot.
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I have an automatic and by using the 87 Octane tune I improved my mileage by about 4 or 5 mile per gallon. Plus it performs much better as far acceleration/much peppier. Also went to a larger tires and wheels re-calibrated for the new height and it corrected the speedometer. So everything I did was an improvement over stock, so I would say it would help with a standard also, but not totally sure.
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If it's an automatic and you have the anti-theft module to add on. This model may not be the best option for you. DEI has other models that have the Anti-theft module built in.
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Go to AutoZone.com and use their search engine, if it gives the same number then it will. If not, then you are on your own in trying to adapt it.
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It should work, do not see why not. I have stock auto tranny, and aftermarket stuff as well. And it works great, even better. Joe
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As long as you have the 545rfe trans it should work. If your not sure Google search what transmission your jeep has.
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Yes. Depending on the ending(top) of the shaft. It comes with several different sizes of adapters. I had to buy a separate adapter due to the shape of my shaft top(2013 Dodge Challenger). But either way, yes. . it works on an automatic.
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Yes. I used it on my 2012 wrangler and it has the ability to work with many different configurations.
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I'm not sure, as I have the automatic. My guess is yes. The floor configuration should be the same, with the clutch pedal just hanging down. You might consider looking for an online Infiniti forum and asking there. I'll bet someone has your configuration and would know for sure.
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We have a 2011 with auto so I can't speak on the 2013s. But for us, it installed easily. I imagine it comes down to how long the shifter throw is for your even gears. Iwhen you
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You should be good to go with just this item as long as you have factory power locks. It uses the factory remote to start the truck. If you order from car alarm depot they will contact you and ask for the year of your jeep and they will program it for you.
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Boy, I can't say for sure. If the seats are the same as a 2013 Wrangler, then yes it will! Sorry I couldn't be more help...Maybe call the Jeep dealer to ask?
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It's great in my 2013 Fit but you should probably check it out with a dealer. Good luck!
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I'm assuming it's an automatic... If so I would say that as long as the Trans is in good shape, not a ton of miles, and has been maintained well, it should be fine. If you plan on beating on it hard, then I would have the Trans upgraded.
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Yes it does, but remember autoset assumes perfect conditions. You will still have to make minor adjustments to suit your needs.
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Yes there is ni difference between 2013 and 2014 and I have the auto lift gate also.
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Yes. The only difference will be is that the left shifter will have 3 settings instead of 2. Just line it up so that when you shift gears that it goes between 1 & 2.
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I own a 96 7.3 with the 4 speed auto so I cannot answer if it will work with the manual. I will say that the power gains have been impressive. I bought this with the intent of getting a little better towing performance and better fuel mileage. I have mine programed for the second level. I am seeing about 1-1.5 mpg better than previously. I will say that I am not stomping on the throttle. I don't want to burn my truck up. Hope that helps.