More than likely just the heat causing resistance. My old twin compressor in my engine bay would blow a fuse from time to time after wheeling, using my lockers, and airing up tires
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to piggy back off of this, the factory traction control is so good as is that lockers are not needed that often as mentioned. i very rarely used my lockers i had installed on my old JK. i just let the traction control do all the work
i have done most of the red harder trails at Rausch creek. factory skids are plenty and a harness isnt needed unless your driving like an ass. having a great spotter and taking your time is all thats really needed for those trails.
if your only going to do 2.5" of lift you can do a lot of trails with the JL platform. if you really wanna do 3.5" then you absolutely need to do the proper length shocks and many more upgrades as Wayalife mentioned.
some kits like the AEV 2.5" spacer kit come with shock extensions. it will allow you to keep the factory springs and shock while giving you the height desired. so yes, you can keep the factory shocks but you do need to add the proper lenght extensions if you lift it
too much resistance somewhere. resistance creates heat which will melt the plug. either the wires are too small or there is an issue with the fan requiring more current
I would bring it back to the dealer and make them figure it out. 7 days is a HEFTY draw! Take their loaner car and Don’t take yours back till they can figure out what’s drawing that much amperage