Recent content by jeeptorino68

I just replaced the bolts with stainless steel and large washers. Kept the factory springs. Got everything at the local hardware store

Price on tow hooks and shipping? Send me a PM.

How much use or miles or old are they?

Havent used them on the KJ, but have on my WK front diff bushings. Great price, product, service and quality.

I have the same setup and get the same mileage in my 2002. I often wonder about the calipers too or the wheel bearings. Ive replaced both, but on flat ground in the driveway or garage the jeep is incredibly difficult to even push by hand. When replacing the wheel bearings the axle nut torque...

Here is a link to my heater core "how to" post https://www.jeepkj.com/threads/how-to-heater-core-replacement.59360/

Mines doing something similar. Infact when driving you can kind of feel it "engage" also the air is cool....not cold. Idle speed is steady around 650 without a.c., maybe a touch lower when the compressor runs

I would bolt some to the bumper. Easier installation, easier wiring. No glare off the hood. Ive had lights on the roof of other trucks. The distance you get light is good, but I prefer bumper or front mounted for ease of installation. Get LED

My 02 had a factory installed tow package. I just unbolted the hitch. Liwered it down. Put the skid up, then the hitch over it. Bolts back in and done. Its true they are welded in the frame, or are welded to strips that are inserted into the frame. Either way the nuts should be captured.

Had the same. It was the front balancer shaft seal

Are all the control arms torqued to spec? If not, that can and will cause clunks

Yes, you are missing and e clip and the tab. That allows it to bolt up to the factory location. I broke one e clip during my installation and substituted it with some wire to retain the bracket.

Had the sams issue. I figured my engine came from a manual trans jeep. Took for ever to get that thing out. Heat, chisels, drills, hammers, dremel, ug

Truck bedliner spray always does well for me

Maybe it is unplugged or a wire is damaged and it's now an open circuit?