2022 changes?

[GPNinKY]

I saw on my build sheet a couple of interesting items that I’m thinking might be updates for MY2022
1. the speed governor is 97mph, wasn’t this 99mph in 2021?
2. saw active noise cancellation on the optional equipment list; I didn’t order this or see it as an option, so is this something included now?

 

[Uncommon Sense]

I saw on my build sheet a couple of interesting items that I’m thinking might be updates for MY2022
1. the speed governor is 97mph, wasn’t this 99mph in 2021?
2. saw active noise cancellation on the optional equipment list; I didn’t order this or see it as an option, so is this something included now?

Interesting.

 

[Viking Jeeper]

"active noise control system" and "97 mph vehicle max speed calibration" are both listed on my 21 build sheet at cryptosickers

 

[RKKRAWL]

Same on my 21 build date in Sep

 

[GPNinKY]

Did either of you take delivery yet? Is there actually an active noise cancellation feature? I don't really care if it has it or not, (I was surprised how much quieter the JL I test drove was than my old JK!) but it's very interesting to me and I can't really imagine how they'd set that up with the Sky Onetouch I ordered.

 

[veddersbetter]

I saw on my build sheet a couple of interesting items that I’m thinking might be updates for MY2022
1. the speed governor is 97mph, wasn’t this 99mph in 2021?
2. saw active noise cancellation on the optional equipment list; I didn’t order this or see it as an option, so is this something included now?

Only thing I have heard is the start up "splash screen" shows 392 on it.

 

[Uncommon Sense]

Did either of you take delivery yet? Is there actually an active noise cancellation feature? I don't really care if it has it or not, (I was surprised how much quieter the JL I test drove was than my old JK!) but it's very interesting to me and I can't really imagine how they'd set that up with the Sky Onetouch I ordered.

IIRC, active noise cancellation is actually through the radio so it doesn't have anything to do with skytouch or actual insulation. It is a subtle background noise that cancels out the surrounding noise like on headphones.

 

[Idaho392]

Did either of you take delivery yet? Is there actually an active noise cancellation feature? I don't really care if it has it or not, (I was surprised how much quieter the JL I test drove was than my old JK!) but it's very interesting to me and I can't really imagine how they'd set that up with the Sky Onetouch I ordered.

If it’s like other Jeep

Did either of you take delivery yet? Is there actually an active noise cancellation feature? I don't really care if it has it or not, (I was surprised how much quieter the JL I test drove was than my old JK!) but it's very interesting to me and I can't really imagine how they'd set that up with the Sky Onetouch I ordered.

if it’s like other Jeep products (Grand Cherokee, etc) it is just an electronic module that has a microphone in the cab. It listens and then produces the exact opposite polarity sound, through the stereo speakers, thus canceling out the noise. In the 2019 GC I owned, couldn’t really tell a difference.

 

[GPNinKY]

Most applications I'm familiar with use at least 4 microphones mounted in the roof to record the ambient noise and generate sounds equivalent to the sine waves recorded; with the variety of available roofing configurations in the Wrangler it makes me wonder if this is actually something they're installing or if it's simply generic text included on the build sheets. I remember the one in a Honda Crosstour was very effective, and another in a Grand Cherokee that made no discernible difference.

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[Fast-n-Furious]

Most applications I'm familiar with use at least 4 microphones mounted in the roof to record the ambient noise and generate sounds equivalent to the sine waves recorded; with the variety of available roofing configurations in the Wrangler it makes me wonder if this is actually something they're installing or if it's simply generic text included on the build sheets. I remember the one in a Honda Crosstour was very effective, and another in a Grand Cherokee that made no discernible difference.

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My Jeep Grand Cherokee summit has this active noise cancellation feature and I don’t think it really helps much especially on highway. The 392 I ordered has no headliners so they either put the microphones somewhere else or there’s no such thing at all.

 

[GPNinKY]

I find the most objectionable noises usually come from a passenger seat, and I sure as hell don't want to be canceling out the 392 rumble, so if it actually has it I think I'll probably deactivate it anyway

 

[Fast-n-Furious]

Two possible changes that I’ve discovered on this forum:

- The 3-piece leather front seat: https://www.jeep392.com/threads/new-seats-no-bubbles.670/

- The 392 graphic on startup screen: https://www.jeep392.com/threads/doug-demuro-reviews-392-xr.650/ fast forward to 10:42

This article also mentioned the 95% cabin air filter: https://www.motor1.com/news/556285/2022-jeep-wrangler-gladiator-update/

 

[Viking Jeeper]

Did either of you take delivery yet? Is there actually an active noise cancellation feature? I don't really care if it has it or not, (I was surprised how much quieter the JL I test drove was than my old JK!) but it's very interesting to me and I can't really imagine how they'd set that up with the Sky Onetouch I ordered.

I ordered Oct 16 and still at the factory.