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Post Pic's of your Jeep
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Fitment on my 95 was perfect. If I were to do it again, I would have printed out a better picture of the exploded bumper. It was like putting together a Chinese puzzle.. Barely tack peices together as you assemble, you will have to grind some peices off as they weren't the correct ones for that spot. Start at the two main pieces that go into the frame, and work out from there.
UnlimiDozer
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Sorry Andrew, I'm not sure if that was a serious question. (It gets asked and answered pretty often, so you could be just pulling our collective legs.) forgive me if I missed the joke.
The Magnuson-Moss Act prohibits a dealer from denying a warranty claim on the basis of aftermarket equipment unless the dealer (or company) can prove that the aftermarket equipment caused or contributed to the failure. Here's a decent resource: http://www.zabteck.com/MagnusonMossWarrantyAct.pdf, but I would also recommend doing a web search to find out all you can about your rights and responsibilities.
Obviously you can't expect your dealer to warranty aftermarket parts, so you're depending on AEV's warranty for their suspension (if that's the way you end up going) and after it expires, you're on your own. But if you have a head failure and your dealer refuses the warranty claim because you have lifted your Jeep, then you have a legal claim against them under Magnuson-Moss if you want to pursue it. Under that hypothetical, I certainly would!
We should probably move this discussion to another thread or PM. Kind of a hijack of the "Post your pictures" thread. Apologies to all/any who were annoyed by the discussion.
The Magnuson-Moss Act prohibits a dealer from denying a warranty claim on the basis of aftermarket equipment unless the dealer (or company) can prove that the aftermarket equipment caused or contributed to the failure. Here's a decent resource: http://www.zabteck.com/MagnusonMossWarrantyAct.pdf, but I would also recommend doing a web search to find out all you can about your rights and responsibilities.
Obviously you can't expect your dealer to warranty aftermarket parts, so you're depending on AEV's warranty for their suspension (if that's the way you end up going) and after it expires, you're on your own. But if you have a head failure and your dealer refuses the warranty claim because you have lifted your Jeep, then you have a legal claim against them under Magnuson-Moss if you want to pursue it. Under that hypothetical, I certainly would!
We should probably move this discussion to another thread or PM. Kind of a hijack of the "Post your pictures" thread. Apologies to all/any who were annoyed by the discussion.
heehawhardy
Adventurering
From our Big Bend trip last week
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lowcogxjon35s
dreams>cash
87 xj on 35s.
I miss my LJ! Nice set up, what kind of ground tent is that?
Dr. Marneaus
Station Wagoneer
That looks like an awesome setup.
surfwagoneer
New member
NC06LJ
NC- That's a dream set up right there. How does all that stand up to the winds on the beach. I'm just wrapping up a lift on my pop up camper and an axle swap on my grand wagoneer and hope to do some camping out on the north end of Carolina Beach and the Outer Banks.
NC- That's a dream set up right there. How does all that stand up to the winds on the beach. I'm just wrapping up a lift on my pop up camper and an axle swap on my grand wagoneer and hope to do some camping out on the north end of Carolina Beach and the Outer Banks.
NC06LJ
Adventurer
That's a buddies tent. It's a Coleman, but I'm not sure of the model? Pretty slick though, goes up with some rigid poles in about 10 minutes with 2 people
NC06LJ
Adventurer
Thanks! I'm one of those goof balls that over researches everything and refuses to pay retail! Found everything from the bumpers, sliders, tent and awning at swap meets and on craigslist
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