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Hi all, Im going to be replacing my front axle oil seals soon (2009 Rubicon) and I'm thinking those aftermarket outer dust seals might be a good thing to fit while its apart. Wondering if anyone has any experience with them? Any issues to fit them? are they reliable long term? Thanks in advance.

My guess: 19.41

My guess is 28.30

I would love one of these. Thanks for the opportunity.

Hi all. I have removed my tyre pressure sensors and just want to know if the light can be disabled without having to spend hundreds on a Procal or similar device. I think I saw something on here a while ago about a procedure you can go through that turns it off but I can't seem to find it. Any...

Hi all. I have an opportunity to buy an unused soft top from a 2010-2011 model JKU, the type with the cable tensioner. My question is will this fit my 2009 model? The person selling this thinks it would fit all from 2007. Anyone have the cable type fitted to an early JK?

Settle down. I was just putting it out there for the guy who started this thread to have a look at.

Have a look at this link. http://www.rightchannelradios.com/cb-am-fm-antenna-splitter.html They seem to work ok without any problems if you read the customer reviews.

If my Jk had freewheeling hubs I'd have them out when in two wheel drive in the hope that It might help with the fuel mileage lol. Obviously if your doing more highway driving than off-road it's got to be saving you on wear and tear and a little on gas consumption if you disconnect them. If your...

Looking down on the Orongorongo valley, Wellington NZ. Our close to home playground.

It was those darn video's.

Last week on the banks of the Tongariro river, Lake Taupo, Nz. Waiting for someone to catch a Trout. Nobody did.

Here's a few pics from the southern hemisphere. Just to remind you guys what winter is like, lol. No four wheeling this week but drove back home this morning across the central north island of New Zealand. It was cold.

Ive only had two. The Wagoneer I had about twenty years ago and the JKU I will likely have for a long time to come.

Yes. Strangely I went back to watch it again a little later and couldn't find it. Let's see it again please Eddie?

I wondered if gravity was helping in one direction, just hard to tell in the video. An excellent idea though and it got the job done. A trick to remember.

I thought that little fix on your short video the other day, steering with the winch was pretty brilliant. this may have already been discussed but how did you get steerage both ways? It appeared you had control in both directions.

I know its not best practice but you could reassemble by carefully using a punch as well. Or if you are capable you could make a tool from some steel tube the same diameter as the hole centres by cutting out sections so you end up with small tags sticking out that match the hole positions and...

I came across this, don't really have an opinion on them other than the price is crazy! but as it's JK related here goes... excuse me if this has already been posted somewhere. http://www.fourwheeler.com/how-to/transmission-drivetrain/131-1208-living-with-mopar-portal-axles/

Sailing, Fishing, the outdoors.