Recent content by agb0244

roger, problem is I can't figure out how to start a new thread

I don't wanna pay out the ass for.dodge or jeep to fix it, I thought bout getting an after market remote entry system, that solves not being able to open the back hatch, but the interior lights will still be an issue. So has ante else had this happen to them?

Also,.I put the radio back in and it doesn't work either

I checked every single fuse inside the cab and under the hood, they're all good and I can't find any reason for the lights and locks to stop working

Ok, this isn't about tires, but this is the how to part. So, I tried to put in an amplifier with the factory radio. I took the front trim off, took the four screws out, slid the radio out, disconnected the cable and antenna from the back took it the rest of the way out. Next thing I know the...

I also put some new speakers in the other day. Higher wattage, approximately the same size as original. 330 watt 4way speaks. later I can replace the head unit or add an amp. I still need to replace the rear speakers as well. For the time being the sound is already much better.

I'll look into the jba arms. Until I get those I'll work on getting longer bump stops to prevent the A arms from slamming into the springs

I did it all myself. Everything is good, I'm new to jeeps and lifts but not mechanics.

In the front, the measurement of center of wheel to bottom of fender is 21 5/8"

I've heard there have been lots of recalls for the A frames for jeep liberties, so I was waiting for them to break and change them all

I replaced all 4 shocks,(front strut things, and rear shocks)

Roger, it's a daystar leveling lift. 2.5 inch, not my choice the wife got it as a gift and I can't tell her no so I used it

I love ur jeep

When I did my lift it messed up the camber a lot, but I adjusted it about 3 times and now steers perfect, only issue is the a frames some times sounds like they are slamming too hard when I hit holes

Mine is on the right. U can see the very small piece of trim on bottom in front, that's the only place it rubs