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When I had the Cherokee all I ever did was change the oil once a year, not really caring about the amount of mileage. It ran great and so is my Wrangler, no leaks anywhere!

Has anyone ever swapped a 5 speed transmission into a Wrangler that has an Auto in it? I have a 2006 Wrangler Rubicon LJ with 30,000 miles on it, I am wondering how hard it would be to swap in a 5 speed transmission. Would I have to also swap the computer on it? Would the computer have to be...

you would be correct. the mirror can not be removed from the stock bracket, I asked a jeep dealer.

I have a 2006 Wrangler Rubicon LJ and I would like to remove the stock mirror from the stock bracket that attaches it to the stock door. Does anyone know how this is done? I know you do not just remove the bolt and pull on it. Mine does not have a bolt on it at all. When you look in the bottom...

Thanks for those thoughts. I was thinking the same as you have said. I had for got about twisting the door strap. I also only have hard doors.

I live in PA. You know the place that puts a 10 cent tax on every gallon of gas and it will raise to 30 cents in a couple of years. Just having the rear view mirror on the windshield is not enough for these guys here.

do you know where to find them? I have looked and found none. I was going to use the mirrors that bolt to the windshield and look like CJ mirrors.

I have a 2006 LJ Wrangler and I would like to relocate my mirrors when I remove the doors. Does anyone have any suggestions on what brackets to buy?

Thanks guys. It will be staying on my Jeep!

I knew that I could go back to conventional oil after using synthetic oil at any time. I never believed that you could not go back. I was told that on a brand new engine, you should wait until you have at least 3000 miles on it.

Thanks. I am not really sure what to do yet. I had a 2001 Cherokee just before I got this Rubi and, I didn't have a rear sway bar on it either. It handled great but I was not sure about the Wrangler.

Is it a good idea to remove the rear sway bar from my Rubi? I have been told that it will flex better without it?

thanks guys. Mine is not wired for a hardtop, I will have to get the wiring kit.

Is my Rubicon wired for a hardtop? It was only bought as a softtop but, I am wondering if they are all wired for the hardtops? I will be picking on up on Friday so, if you know thanks.

thanks for the thought. I hope mine keeps doing as good as it has been doing.

I have a 2006 Wrangler Rubicon and the tailgate will just swing open, not closed, but open and will not stop. It has swung open and broke the top part of the tail light. The plastic pieces on the top and bottom of the tailgate hinge are broken. Are they what is supposed to stop the gate...

Rubi is now fixed, thank God!! Took it to an alignment shop this morning and he did several things to it. The "toe" was out by about an inch, he balanced all 4 tires, the new trac bar's jam nut, that I just put on, had become loose, and adjusted the steering box taking out the free play that...

but what about the tires? Can they/will they cause death wobble? I guarantee you all of the bolts are right at spec, I just put the trac bar on 2 days ago.

I have an appointment to get this thing aligned tomorrow, this is one of the best guys I have ever seen at this. The question I have is, how can you tell if you have a bad belt in a tire? I put the front tires on the back and the back on the front and it got better. Less death wobble now...

Thanks for all the answers. I was just wondering about synthetic oil because the Cherokee was the first vehicle I ever used it on. I never had a problem with the Cherokee. I use the Fram filter. I know a lot of you are going to say that, that is a bad oil filter to use. I was changing the oil...