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Yep, just unplug it over night. I drilled a hole in the end plug, ran a piece of wire thru the hole, and put both ends in a ring terminal and used one of the cap screws to hold it in place. Now I won't lose the female end after I take it off to plug in my air hose.

I asked the same question and got the same answer! So what I did to keep dirt out is to put a female end with a plug in it on the male end on the tank. I unplug it once a week to let it breath over night.

I have the same winch and if when your saying it "keeps shutting down" do you mean that when in compressure mode, with an air hose connected and your not filling a tire or using an air tool that it runs for 30 seconds or so then stops? If yes this is normal as the system has a pressure switch...

How about something like this? If you are familiar with the Battery Tender than you know about the 2 wire connector they use for the battery end of the kit. Would something like that work for you? Sorry I tried to find a good pic but could not.

• You need to be a registered member of WAYALIFE.com. YEP! • You need to post (1) ONE response in this official registration thread. DONE! • You need to include a photo of your Jeep (or current off road vehicle) in your post along with the name of a trail that you will use your new Black Edition...

If you are using the relay I don't think it will work.

PVD or Panamint Valley Days will be held November 8-10 near Trona CA again this year and it's the 28th time it's been held. I went last year and had a great time and the club I belong to, The Gear Grinders 4WD Club, will be the trail boss for several runs each day. I will be taking my little...

CA: 1988 Jeep Wrangler SOLD! 1988 Jeep Wrangler YJ, 2.5L 5 speed 4WD I have owned this jeep for the last 18 months and in that time I have replaced or installed the following items: The fluids have been changed in both differentials, the transmission, and transfer case. 3 LOF’s have been...

Afternoon everyone, time for me to make the switch from the YJ to a TJ as I bought a 2004 TJ Rubicon on Sunday, woo hoo man I love this Jeep! I will get more info posted as time permits as well as some pics as soon as I can shrink them, it's a nuthouse today! :D

Doplar, are you going to flat tow the Jeep or trailer it? For flat towing the tow bar you linked will work, you will need a brake controller on the Explorer and an electric brake device on the Jeep, and tow lights. For trailer towing you will need the weight distribution hitch, a brake...

Over the last 2 days this has happened to me a couple of times and is making me concerened, when I press on the brakes the pedal will go down about 2/3 of the way to the floor before I get any braking action. Now if I let the pedal back up and press them again it feels normal. After this happens...

On my YJ with leaf springs I leave it disconnected all the time unless I plan on running to the coast, about a 250 mile run one way. On a coil spring Jeep short runs like you made would not be bad but for longer road runs I would connect it IMHO.

If you know that the problem wire is not connected then yes I would run a new wire and fix your problem and be done with it. Just my 0.02.

Very nice indeed! Thanks for posting it!

I know that most of those here are JK owners but I was wondering just how many YJ owners there are here on WAL? Me, I've had my YJ for a little over a year now and it was something I got to get off of 2 wheels and into 4 to see if I liked 4 wheeling. Man if I only knew just how much fun this...

I know that there are a few YJ owners here and I thought this would be a good place for us to post up our latest mod, new parts or stories about our YJ's. It will be a way for us to share info on how well, or how bad, a new part really works, or doesn't. I think you get the idea so come on guys...

Here are a few pics of my old and new seats for my YJ. It took a while but I finally have new COMFORTABLE seats, that and no more duck tape! Got new sliders at the same time, both the seats and sliders were worn out to the point you could not adjust the seats at all. That and the passanger side...

Thanks for the comment on my YJ! :clap2: That notch was a challange but fun at the same time. And your welcome of course. :D

Don't really have mud out here in the desert but I would think that when you air down and the tire flattens out it will help float a little in the mud giving you a larger footprint so to speak, could be wrong.

Great giveaway, thank you! Here is my pic, hope you like it and thank you Eddie!