Recent content by majestek12

John, does this question indicate you're back around? Heads up that the red Jeep you sold Dave is living its best life. I was originally concerned about committing it to a life in the northeast, but as it stays mostly at their summer house it doesn't see any wintry salty roads. It's also been...

Wow, turning the dial up on the way back machine! I didn't have a winning bid on any of the trail marker auctions, should have a bit harder - would be nice to have hanging in the garage. Man, that field when it was wet... Lol.

I agree it definitely seems like it was set down hard on one of the support bosses, the crack doesn't appear to be in a stressed area of the case - Zuke had a good point on the torsion arm in the other post. Normally I'd say make sure your u joints, drive shaft slip yoke, and drive shaft balance...

I've always been pleased with our USAA coverage, but as others have said they did away with their optional modification coverage rider a few years ago. Now they only offer their "standard" policy, which varies from state to state. In some states it's up to $5000, sounds like in Virginia it's...

The 6.2 is nice, but those two screws on top are what adds the fun!

I was wondering and holding off on providing a response given you could have been talking about the frame side. If it's just the factory axle with no upgrades or gear changes, you may be able to locate a used axle and swap it in for less than the parts of material and labor for welding.

Mike, from my read on the subject, p0732 can be caused by several different problems. Some are more complex and expensive like a clutch pack beginning to go bad, but some are simple like low fluid level. I'd suggest checking the fluid level, as low fluid can cause this error. Equally, issues...

I'm not a Tesla fan, but DMC-12s are cool, and I've always loved the stainless/raw look. Could make it the Cyber Jeep... If only there was a way to reliably clear coat without corrosion underneath or yellowing.

Makes sense. I've found most clusters only show a subset of the OBD2 codes, most commonly ones related to emissions.

Yezzir.

County Transmission is the only shop in the area that I trust. To be fair, it's the only shop I, my family, or circle of friends have ever used for transmission work, but County has never provided a single reason to go anywhere else. Customer service is amazing, workmanship sets the gold bar...

Dang mike, you just can't catch a break. I'd seriously suggest looking into a Bluetooth OBD2 dongle, say like a PLX Kiwi, OBDLink or even just one of the cheap ELM327 modules on Amazon (though, you definitely get what you pay for and I suggest PLX or OBD link). Paired with an app like...

Man, no mention whatsoever of a manual. I guess the millennial theft deterrent is indeed a thing.

Oh, nice the warranty you have covers the steering components. I would take it in, I really don't see how it wouldn't be covered under the warranty. It's not supposed to pop, whether or not it causes any drivability concerns the secondary, and it's a good thing you caught it in time. You could...

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