Installation is not that bad. Jack the rear end up remove the two bolts on the body and the three bolts on the diff and the one through bolt on the ball joint. Disconnect the shocks to give you more room and install in reverse order. I've done it. Replaced mine over a year ago and it was 80$...
I'd like to know too. Try this. Switch the bulb from the passenger side and see if it does the same thing. Then get back to us
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Looks bad on stock steelies IMO. Just sand and paint them.
Don't be afraid to get a little dirty now. It's a jeep. Show it some love.
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Try calibrating the blend door Actuator. With the jeep off put the temp dial to its 12 o clock position. Now turn the key to on. Within 10 seconds of the key being on, do the following sweeps with no longer than 1 second between each one
Full cold
Full hot
Full cold
Full hot
Full cold
Now that...
Found out that my tailgate clunk was in fact not my tailgate. Did some routine maintenance by lubing everything and noticed the ebrake cable cake out of its holder by the diff. Fixed it, now no more clunks
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Sounds like it's clogged. You can flush it relatively easy but you have to be careful. Too much pressure and she'll pop. Either that or you have air in the system...lots of air
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Blame the stealership. And since I already cut plastic to install my double din, I cut plastic out behind the airbags cover and then next to where the antenna passes through from the radio. Took a long drill bit and drilled through the plastic that the back scree went to because there's no way...
Removed my blend door Actuator. WITHOUT pulling the dash :p. Got that new actuator a couple months ago and it would never calibrate. Got my old one and compared to the 'new' one. The new one had 4 pins, bigger motor and different sized gears. Only one gear matched which was the one that was...
Hey guys, I have a clicking noise in the front in driver side when in 4 wheel and sounds like I'm dragging a chain when in 2 wheel. Pretty sure that's the CV axle. What do you guys think
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One thing I hope you don't run into is the heater core. I pulled the dash and replaced mine in about an hour and a half with help from another person. Lots of screws...
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I had a water leak on the driver side. If you remove the weather stripping you'll find screws that hold the trim piece against the a pillar. Remove that, look for rust. My leak was caused by the pinch weld. I had rust around the top of my window and it spread to the pinch weld. Had the...
Remove the rear panel, you'll find a connector leading to a black switch with a metal tab. That metal tab is important don't lose it. Remove that tab and pull the switch out. Pop new one in and test.
You may find it easier to remove the handle from the tailgate first if you have big hands btw...
Take two nuts, put one upside down and one on top of it and tighten both together. Then you can use the nuts to remove the stud.
Here's an example I found on Google
Be smarter than the stud.
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Sounds like it. Well around that area. I jacked her up moved things around and couldn't hear anything. No play. So I'm not sure what it could me. Sounds like I'm scraping a heavy piece of metal on the ground when it does it though
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