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Good to know! In that case I'd better replace both ends. I believe the front is the original CV with 144k miles on it.

Just the back. It sounds to me like the noise is coming more from the front CV. I can't recall whether the front CV can be easily replaced like the rear, or if that means an entire new driveshaft is needed.

Hey guys, been a good while since I've visited KJ country. Hope everyone has been staying safe and enjoying their Libs! Anyway, I'm having an issue with my front driveshaft. In 2wd, it's fine. No issues. When I kick it into 4hi, driving straight, I get a clanging/clicking noise. I...

My radiator recently developed a slight crack and was leaking coolant. It was the original radiator at 133k miles. I picked up a new one yesterday and while driving home, a rock from a dump truck chipped my windshield. So I repaired the chip and installed the new radiator. Next on the list...

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Cleaned it and changed the oil. Need to get around to doing the front and rear diffs soon.

Thanks Wulf!

Still for sale. PM me if you want them.

This. You can order mounting plates from Mopar for about $15.

Will ship anywhere for $60.

Hooks are still for sale. Will ship them anywhere for $70 total.

SOLD! Thanks Wulfhound!

Rear tow hook is still for sale.

shbeet5 asked that I hold the hooks until 2/15. I did, and he backed out. Hooks are still up for grabs.

I'll keep an eye out for the how-to :gr_grin:

There is actually very little, if any, change in the tow point's center of gravity. True, they are not incredibly strong tow points to begin with, but replacing the OEM hooks with hitch receivers does not diminish the tow points' capabilities in the slightest.

Few Jeep pics from the DC Auto Show here: http://www.jeepkj.com/forum/showthread.php?p=590628

Was tough to get good pictures with all the people loitering but I did what I could. Really nothing too special, but still cool.

$5 at a salvage yard.

That's it. I'm really pleased with it. Love that it sits flush with the bumper.