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1056793 Coolant flush is really easy...I flush mine every year. First of all make sure the engine is COOL before you do this...you could be burned badly if its hot so let it cool if you have been driving it recently. Touch the metal radiator cap...if its hot then let it cool more. Then find...

1056794 Welcome man...if you got questions feel free to post away and we will do what we can to help.[addsig]

1056796 Yeah man get a new steering stabilizer, from what I have heard from other CJ guys it really makes a lot of difference and should help the wander. [addsig]

1056797 Hmm are you saying that the 4wd doesn't work? In TJ's when you are in 2wd the front driveshaft should spin all the time...it just doesnt actually get power from the Tcase unless you are in 4wd.[addsig]

1056799 Hard top? Full doors? Hmm got any pics? Where you at man? Do the full doors have the paddle handles or are they the old type?[addsig]

1056801 ^^^^^^ Good reason to invest in a full cage... I read about this guy on the jeepsunlimited forum...pretty sad. Glad to hear he is doing better though.[addsig]

1056803 Just check out the writeup link that I gave you. That guy did the same swap you are about to do and he listed all the parts he needed. More writeups are out there...do a search on google for "AX-15 swap" or "AX15 swap".[addsig]

1057060 Steel Horse SUCKS...DO NOT BUY ANYTHING THAT IS STEEL HORSE!!! Plus that I heard they are going out of business (yay!)[addsig]

1057062 Very sorry to hear about that tug...its always hard losing a loved one. :-( [addsig]

1057066 Yeah bullet it may clean it a little better if you remove the thermostat but I am lazy and dont want to mess with replacing gaskets and messing with RTV and all that if it can be avoided. If you notice in my write up that I flush the sytem TWICE. You might want repeat the flush...

1057068 Hahaha yeah I was like when I saw you and your jeep! ;-) edited by: RayOvac, Feb 27, 2003 - 03:17 AM[addsig]

1057069 I got my 31's from Wal-Mart. I was gonna go BFGoodrich but then I noticed the "wal-mart" tires were much much cheaper. They are called LIBERATOR All Terrain and are made by Goodyear. They have a 40,000 mile tread life warranty and only set me back about $320 for a set of 4. The...

1057126 NOOOOOOOOO dude that really sucks!!! I used to watch Mr. Rogers everyday as a kid. It was my favorite show. He will indeed be sorely missed :-( [addsig]

1061377 I work at Wal-Mart and we have some animal repellant stuff in the garden center. I bet it would work pretty good for ya. [addsig]

1061378 Well cant say much for the Dana30 front...its fairly strong and should hold up if you don't goose it too much. There is a Super35 kit for the Dana35 rear axle that is supposedly pretty strong albeit costly. I would just swap in an 8.8 rear from an explorer. Its a fairly easy...

1061957 95YJ Rio Grande with 106XXX miles on the four banger (still going strong) AX-5 trans (2nd one :-D ) 4 inch skyjacker suspension lift 31"x10.50 rubber Custom built York On Board Air system with 7 gallon tank Pioneer cd deck and speakers 8-ball shift knob <----Kicks Ass! See picture...

1061959 Well this could be several things.... A) it could be your throwout bearing...Did you put in a new one with your transmission? B) Did you replace the clutch and pressure plate as well? And the flywheel...did you at least have the flywheel resurfaced? Thats what I can think of with...

1061960 Does it sound like a can full of bolts rattling? It probably is the throwout bearing. Doesn't cost much....probably about $50. Bad news is you will have to pull the transmission to replace it. :-x [addsig]

1061966 The transfer case is the same behind the 4banger and six. Good ol NP231. The late 80s jeeps had the NP207 which is not as durable. The NP231 is shift on the fly into 4Hi but 4lo should only be engaged at a COMPLETE stop in neutral. I have heard of a few cases where the NP231 was...

1054622 Yeah man obviously there is an underlying problem. As dingus' friend said, "Holes just don't happen." If it were me I would replace the timing cover and inspect and replace if necessary the timing gears and chain....they aren't really that expensive. Also I would inspect/replace the...