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Thats interesting I have that too.

I'd advise against using those pads or a RO buffer unless you really know what you're doing. You may get it off but have a good chance of putting holograms into the paint. Ask me how I know...haha. Now I can spot a shitty detailing job from a good one a mile away. Who ever polished my trailer at...

You're going to hate it for awhile...haha

What did they think would happen? Of course a study done by a company siding with unions would find different results. California's $20 per Hour Law Backfires

Yeah i had no idea until about 30 mins ago that this is a known problem. Thought my wife just got too aggressive with the visor...haha

Yeah it wasn't looking fun. Thanks for the help. Hopefully i can order them and they'll be here tomorrow

Just found that too. Thanks for the info. Looks like I'll be getting those for the fix. I didnt really want to buy a new visor because it'd break again.

I was just googling things and this little metal clip thing popped up for $15.

Well the other night I was pulling my wife's JL into the garage and noticed the driver's side sun visor was loose. I figured somehow the screws worked loose but it was late and didnt want to fiddle with it. Yesterday she was driving and said it fell down. Upon inspection last night it looks like...

Looks like a beautiful trip. Going to have to ty that on my wife's JL and see if it works. I just got through all the menus and try to remember where the backup cam on is...haha.

Welcome from southern California

Sure I skipped school occasionally in high school but I was terrified of what my mom would do if she found out. What happened to that? "That" being parenting and parental involvement.

We have those on my wife's JLUR. I was going to take them off but haven't done it yet. They're held on with POM rivets. You'll have to drill, cut, or pry the heads off. Then you'll need to get a POM riveter to reattach the fender liner to the fender. Harbor freight sells a POM rivet kit for...

Must have finally finished that drywall...haha

Good for drinking, not so good for curing cancer. 23 Year Old Dies After Rejecting Chemo for Coffee Enemas

Looks good. I also really like those tires. I have them in 37's on my Jeep and 275/70's on the van.

Haha.

A firends husband has been driving truck for a long time. He refers to them as steering wheel holders.

Kidney for the part left nut to the wife when she finds out how much he's spent on this thing...haha

Yes they did. Said they couldn't relocate them because they could get sick and then they'd suffer and die not just "humanely" die. Such a waste.