General maintenance???

[Jaeger]

Stock engine in a 14 JKUR...planning on replacing plugs, plug wires and probably coil packs... My question is are there any brands to stay away from? I've been told already that RIPP has caused a bunch of problems for people, but I'd like to hear from the ones (on here) who probably know better... thanks again.

 

[wayoflife]

How many miles do you have on your Jeep? That said, when in doubt, you can't go wrong with Mopar parts.

 

[CalSgt]

How many miles do you have on your Jeep? That said, when in doubt, you can't go wrong with Mopar parts.

Yeah, for me it's Mopar parts for the Jeep and AC Delco for the GMC.

 

[Jaeger]

How many miles do you have on your Jeep? That said, when in doubt, you can't go wrong with Mopar parts.

93k ... I was thinking MSD

 

[WJCO]

93k ... I was thinking MSD

I have nothing against MSD and have used their products in the past. However, you've got 93k on the Mopar ones so why not go with those again. I've found OEM parts to typically last longer than aftermarket. Does the manual say spark plugs are needed at 100k?

 

[cozdude]

As mentioned go OEM. Rock auto has great prices on OEM stuff and cheaper than getting it from the dealer

 

[jesse3638]

As mentioned go OEM. Rock auto has great prices on OEM stuff and cheaper than getting it from the dealer

Yeah if you can navigate their website. It's such a pain in the ass searching for stuff there.

 

[-sean-]

Another for using OEM parts. Especially considering you're talking about parts in the ignition system and the fact that they are kind of a pain to get too... definitely don't want to have to do it twice.

 

[Groundzero]

Also plan on extra time as you will need to remove your intake manifold to access the driver side plugs and coil packs. It is not a hard job just a little time consuming.