Recent content by Paul M

Crutchfield has a terrific website that will allow you to select the right head unit and required extra trim piece and wiring harnesses to make your installation seamless. Changed our head unit, speakers, added a subwoofer, and got everything from them in short order.

If that link doesn’t work, here’s the description: Post in thread 'Cargo Baskets' https://www.jeepkj.com/threads/cargo-baskets.51034/post-572338

we bought the Rola roof rack off eTrailer, put it on these homemade rails: https://www.jeepkj.com/threads/cargo-baskets.51034/page-2#post-572338

That's a tough one to diagnose without being on site. Do you have the amplified speakers in the doors (amp is on the speakers)? Those would require replacement for this head unit. I upgraded my wife's 2007, ordered everything from Crutchfield, adapters for dash and wiring (adapter made it...

My wife wanted bluetooth so decided to do a full upgrade, including the (4) door speakers (left the dash tweeters installed which run in parallel in the factory wiring). Went to Crutchfield for everything (they make it dirt simple for fitment, parts, cables, etc.)...they include instruction for...

Was thinking as much...thx.

Does anyone know where to purchase a new hood insulation pad for a 2007 Liberty (Mopar 55352746AG), an online search indicates this model is "discontinued" and I'm not locating any OEM parts available.

Thanks for the experiment because this has been driving me nuts for a few years. I have listened everywhere, concluding it was from the oil pan area, not the engine, and was really tired of having the ticking sound every cold morning...besides making the motor sound like it's about ready to drop...

CRD Yanks Out Dodge 2500 Yesterday...plowing with the Dodge, got stuck in a drift...my buddy showed up with his (already warmed up) CRD...set it Lo 4wd, ZERO wheel spin, pulled the stuck Dodge WITH plow out in a heartbeat. Gotta love it.

Nice jump pack...might need to acquire one of those. On another note, a few years back ours would have a dead battery if left for a few days in the cold weather...here I am at the airport parking lot disconnecting the battery terminals just so I wouldn't have to contend with a dead battery...

I just looked at your description...a lot of nice mods. Good decision to keep it.

Your least expensive vehicle is the one you are driving...the immediate depreciation alone is a deal breaker...unless you absolutely need something different, like a pick-up. Ours has over 130K miles and has had very few problems over the years that would warrant a new vehicle now. Why assume...

Been there, done that...a lot. HD doesn't have it? Then trundle over to Lowe's! Just have to remind myself whenever in browsing mode to not talk to myself in the store and to keep my mouth shut (observe how many guys are looking up with a gaping mouth - hehe). So right tho, in the end it is...

You'll be fine...looks like a good fix and should last quite a while. Moisture under the repair is what will cause it to fail prematurely, even if it's just a pinhole, but the paint should seal it off. Also, most decent metal primers have a rust inhibitor. Paint work is terrific for a small...

Nice pick from HD...really excellent fix. The nylon is really strong so no worries about the rack peeling off the roof. BTW, next time you're in HD or Lowe's look at the guys staring at stuff on the aisle wall, they're looking for the right part idea for something they have to...