Recent content by jeepkj02

Very cool!! :cool:

I ran 80w90 for a while. If its a street cruiser, mostly hwy. It should be fine. But it would be better to run 75w90. Its only $3 more a quart.

The thinner oil is suppose to help get better fuel economy.

Wow, I sure am glad I do all my maintenance. No one else mentioned this but, they have Pennzoil listed as the oil. I would stay away from that. I would rather use Valvoline or Mobil, much better products. You are better off going to your dealer, probably a better price, and they will (most...

That looks cool. :) Hey KBooneKJ, where in West Michigan are you? I'm in Holland, do you have any pics of your KJ?

They are great street tires and for mild offroad. But I want something bigger and beefer!!!

Installed new ARB Bumper with Hellas

Once you get them removed I would replace them with Hex bolts. There is a thread about that here I like to use anti-seize on the fill and drain plugs, never had any problem removing them.

x2, get some Hella 500 fogs or get the KC and put some 55w bulbs in them.

After you finished draining out the old coolant (and replacing hoses/thermstat) refill the system. Leave the radiator cap off. Turn the heater on full and start the engine. Bubbles will start to come out of the coolant tank, top if off when needed, when bubbling stops cap off the tank turn heat...

Been looking for one also. Check your local junkyard. Found one in my area for $25. http://car-part.com/

I used unleaded gasoline to remove the tar from the "beltline" area on my Jeep. Never used it on the frontend to clean off bugs. If you want to try it, make sure you have a bucket of soap near you to wash off the gasoline immediately.

Step 1- remove engine Step 2- drain cylinder block Step 3- reinstall engine ....LOL!!

Midnight, great video. Mine barely smoked any when I did it the first time, or second for that matter. Dont forget to change your plugs.

I thought this thread was a joke after reading the title. Who moves to Michigan that is unheard of these days, especially from Florida. Anyways, back on topic. 4x4 is not required, but really does help. Keep it for one winter and put some good winter tires and a lift and then decide if you want...