Recent content by Ben Holeton

Awesome thread. i'm thinking about a WK2 myself

Cool. Thanks guys!

Every jeep i've ever owned has leaked a little something. But yeah, at 22,000 miles, that really shouldn't happen

Thanks for that. That's good info. And yes, if I was doing any serious off roading, I would get a wrangler. But I want good cargo space, decent fuel economy and the ability to tow. This seems like it'll work great for it

Anyone here rocking a newer Grand Cherokee? I love the looks of the 75th anniversary model and am considering upgrading to that. I'll be doing on road driving 90% of the time, and just doing some minor off roading to camps and such.

No need to thank Uncle Sam. It was your money anyway. Tax refund means you paid too much. They should thank you for the interest free loan

That's a great looking ZJ. Nice axle upgrade you got included

There's a set of OEM vents currently on a ZJ group on facebook for $120. Looks like it still has the drip trays: https://www.facebook.com/groups/1406497962897842/permalink/1674670269413942/

The Renegade can be lifted but not the Cherokee. Thanks, Jeep...

That dude is nuts

I am intending to do some things like upgraded radiator, M1 intake (if I can find one) and some others. I'll end up buying parts and have them sit in a garage and get ready for the swap.

An engine rebuild is in my future, too. I have a friend who is awesome with this stuff. Though what may happen is just order a blueprint 5.2.

I just bought a house on a lake. If you ever want to camp in IL, just say the word. Also, did you have to prime your fuel pump after you put it in? If so, how did you do that?

Cool. I'll just take off the filter and let gas run out. Thanks. As far as letting my tank run til it dies, it's my sending unit that's bad. i actually don't know how much gas is in at any given time. I keep filling up every ~150 miles to make sure I don't run out. But I'll figure it out...

Yeah. Already did that. How did you empty the gas tank? i don't have a siphoning machine. Also, it seems that all I need to do to remove pressure from the system is Unhook the battery and take off the gas cap. True? Or am I missing a step?