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  1. u2slow

    European KJ question

    We much prefer the 6spd manual vs the automatics - that's on the gas V6 perspective. (My work puts me in an automatic one now and again.) No doubt a 6spd CRD is hard to find - not available at all in North America.
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    Survey on AT tires being used

    Duratracs on again for the summer. Think this is the 3rd year for them. 245/75R16E
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    2007 lift recommendation help

    Even new (rockauto) they didn't cost that much.
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    2007 lift recommendation help

    The diesel coils have a touch more beef to them. That's what I put in.
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    Rusted E16 external torx bolts for wheel bearing.

    Taking the knuckle off is not a terrible job. After removing the balljoint nut, a swift hammer-blow should do it. The lower control arm is what holds your alignment anyway.
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    2006 kj crd rear 8.25 diff c clips

    I have a spare D44 rear from a WJ. Many of them used the 242 select-trac tcase like the KJ. The 'better' D44s beat out the 8.25", but those would be in a JK or some Rubicon model. Some kind of LSD is better than nothing for sure. There were Powr-lok types made for the 44 - more aggressive than...
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    Can I get an alignment before rear control arm replacement?

    The alignment is done on the front. There is nothing to adjust on the rear.
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    2006 kj crd rear 8.25 diff c clips

    The D30 is in the front. Jeep Dana 35 and 44 commonly use a pressed-on bearing and no c-clips. I know of other examples where 'foreign' models got alternative axles. Not sure about the Liberty.
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    2006 kj crd rear 8.25 diff c clips

    The Chrysler 8.25" is a c-clip axle. Is this an outside-north-america production Jeep? If so, I can't guarantee these use the 8.25".
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    REAR LOCKER FOR 06 KJ CRD C8.25 WITH C-CLIPS

    Here's some selectable lockers: https://ox-usa.com/product-category/1-lockers/chrysler-8-25/ https://store.arbusa.com/air-locker-differential-chrysler-8-25-29-splrd93/ There's nothing CRD-specific about your rear axle. I also believe that by 2006 the ring gear bolts are revised to 10mm (from...
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    Rear Diff Ring gear bolts 8.25

    I re-use them. Loctite also. Beware the bolt size changed mid '05. 3/8" vs 10mm.
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    2003 rear diff posi

    Heh. I'm on the 3rd set of pinion bearings with the 3.7L/6spd. Ujoints last longer!
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    Front brake caliper pin problems

    I went through the exact same thing. Bushing slid up because of air trapped behind it. Fishing line did the trick.
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    Front brake caliper pin problems

    Doubled over fishing line. Breaks the seal to let the trapped air escape.
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    How do you check clutch fluid?

    You can squeeze the cap out of there. BTDT. Why they did that is beyond me
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    2003 rear diff posi

    Not really. Have done that with several other vehicles before to prove the theory. Edit: still have a bottle of additive on my shelf in case I cross one that misbehaves and needs it.
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    2003 rear diff posi

    Have now gone 150,000km now without any additive. Still works nice and grabs tight when it's supposed to.
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    Any other battery sizes that fit a V6?

    Sorry, have only bought the OEM/listed size battery each time. Here's a battery size chart. See what your tray has room for.
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    Six speed Manual Trans fluid exchange time/mileage schedule

    20k is nothing. I have only changed the oil when changing the clutch or rebuilding the trans.
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    2003 rear diff posi

    I would not bother taking it further apart, and leave the additive out. After test driving it to get the oil circulated and warm, THEN decide if it needs additive. I haven't put additive in a used posi diff for over 25 years - as it tends to defeat the grip on a used unit.

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