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i found an article on the 2wd wrangler but i don't think its 100% correct. it says only 2wd was available from 2007-2010. https://www.autotrader.com/car-news/jeep-once-sold-two-wheel-drive-wrangler-and-it-was-weird-281474979998290 maybe they say that because it was available at the...

i bet the heat is what is doing it also

that is how ours have been. my wife loves wranglers but she doesn't do anything in it that it is made for. she uses it like a civic or mini van. her old 07 jku was the best wrangler for her, ever. it was 2wd, ha ha ha. she didn't even know it wasn't 4wd nor ever noticed the transfer case...

i have a question guys, do soft tops need to be treated any differently when you are in the snow? not so much the vinyl black part but the windows? do i need to be particularly careful when its very cold or the windows will split or crack? we have had lots of wranglers over the years, i...

the newest model, the jl, is very very nice compared to past jeeps. the interior is so much more refined than even the jk model. and the 2.0 with e-torque is awesome. my wife has the jl unlimited (jlu) which is the 4 door and its a 2019 model with the 2.0 turbo motor and e-torque (has a small...

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No idea from me

i have found the best way to loosen stuff like that is with the longest breaker bar i can find so i can apply smooth easy torque. turn it a little and then turn it back the other direction to clear the threads. than turn it some more and go backwards to clear the threads. just keep doing it...

there is no easy way to find out what came in it. jeep has changed owners so much that no one kept the records, it always seemed to me when trying to find info. it would probably be better to take a picture of whats in the engine bay and what transmissions/t-case is on it. tons of people...

thats a lot of metal to remove. google has not been anble to answer that for you? i have never heard of anyone going up that much

wow, thats crazy.

those are very similar to chevy columns, like if i remember right, since yours is an early cherokee, it might be a chevy column. compare yours to some chevy camaros and trucks, even the small trucks.

probably just to allow for flexing, like you are talking about. connecting the frame to the body and adjusting for the body mounts flexing over bumps and stuff.

you have a blend door that is not operating properly to the driver side of the truck. the one that stops the outside air and takes air form the heater core is not working. it could be vacuum operated or electric, i am not sure on your truck. and it could just be broken even though the power...

and it turns at the tcase side, is what you are saying? you can drop the tcase and open it up to check whats going on. if i remember right, they are chain drive and there is a shift arm/lever that has some teflon to move the chain back and forth to where you shift it. other than that, i think...

is there still fluid in the transfer case and transmission?

ride smoother now? i wish changing stuff like that helped make rides smoother, ha ha ha. but they are needed parts even if you don;t feel them

oh man, like the threads are to dirty or something so it won't slide down all the way? do you ahve to pull everything and assemble it off the truck and then install as a unit?

no idea on that one

if you put a screwdriver in the hole, can you use it as a lever to pull the hole into alignment? just wondering, i am not sure why its not lining up