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My JKU is a manual. However I've had the same issue. Tracked it down to the front wheel speed sensors. Since my lift, and 285's, the tire would rub ever so slightly on the wheel speed sensor wire (both sides). Failure mode was intermittent at first. Lights would light up. Driving straight...

I posted a new video of the transfer case shifters, and manual hubs on my YouTube channel.

Hey guys, it followed me home a few months ago. 1986 GW. 360 AMC, stock trans, with a manual shift transfer case conversion. Currently AC and Heater do not work. I'm in the process of swapping in Grand Cherokee front seats as the cost of reupholstering was nuts. Rides on a 4" lift of...

Happy trails Gventure. Glad to see that it'll get lots of great use. And of course, I'll take you up on that frosty beverage some day.

Pending sale to Gventure!

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I will actually be in Greensboro Thursday and Fri morning next week.

Have had it for last 2 yrs and 33,000mi. Comes with stabilizing mounts and AEV brackets. Also have an unused wearable kit and a ladder from an earlier JKU (smaller rear glass). May also have a quick-release kit. Located 1 hour north of Charlotte North Carolina. Happy to help transfer it...

Without Jeep and Dodge, FCA (the Chrysler part) makes ZERO money. All cars that C produces are money losers. Jeep and Dodge truck are the only value. Divesting of those gets a cash influx, then Chrysler can disappear. Wouldn't make sense unless they simply want the cash. I doubt that's the...

There is a dealer near me selling Framed bikes. I rode a few Min 2.0 and 2.2 for comparison. Though they were nice, it I did not want to spend the $. I ordered a Boris X7 from bikesdirect. look through mbtr forums. lots of info. i like my Boris, and it has treated me well. i ride in...

if you buy a full-size (Tahoe / Suburban), you will have all the room in the world. i had a '94 Sub 1500. however, not without issues as any used car. in particular, the chevy had an issue with intake manifold leaks and valve tick. if it doesn't purr, stay away unless you want to deal with...

how do you like the rear rack?

i feel i'm qualified to reply on this subject. i have 3 kids. twins that are 9 yrs old now, and one that is 6yrs old. they all started riding balance bikes at 3.5yrs old. at the speed at which they grow, frame sizes change too quickly. they are at an awkward age where a small frame has less...

has anyone seen a dual swing out on a JK Jeep? I would like to have a spare on one and fuel/etc on other.

I don't have quantifiable data on the subject, only observations. I'm in Michigan, the land of ice and salt. I have a 15yr old x8000i winch with the original wire rope. It has been covered with a plastic cover all of its life while sitting on an old '85 wrangler. The winch cable looks new...

Here it is. It'll take me a few days to get home and take a pic of the section with the loop-back, but you get the idea. From a cost perspective, I'm sure its cheaper to do the loop-back. Pic as requested. The white material on the swage is the grease used to lube up the die-set...

Recently, I posted a need to repair my winch cable (steel). The original Warn cable was simply a swaged loop-back with no thimble. Frayed to the point where i wanted a proper repair. I didn't want to use cable clips (saddle) as they get hung up on the bumper, and are not "neat" as my OCD...

I think a new cable is in order. If like to move to Syn, but in MI winters, and only occasional use, I think a replacement is in order. I can use portions of the orig for extension. Thanks for the collective wisdom.

I need to repair my winch cable end (hook end termination). The eye where the hook rides was damaged. The original termination is factory via an aluminum swage. I don't want to use the saddle clips (not debating their effectiveness). In my application, they would get hung up inside my...

i have a set. rock-solid. no wobble. my twins will sleep on it. i've spent a number of nights on the top and bottom. no issues. purchased at cabella's a few years ago. A few tips, observations. Be aware of the weight. They pack well (as in, flat), but they are heavy. Taking them apart...