What a good looking TJ, the headlight bezels make it look like it has two black eyes, but the red paint looks amazing. Someone is itching to get out with the top down...
What did you do to your TJ today?
- Thread starter LJRubiconGuy
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Not sure what happened there, they allow access to the bolts that hold the mc fender to the tub.
Devinr29
TJ Enthusiast
threw on the gas can and took off the doors
derekmac
TJ Addict
I've been on the fence for a while now on getting a set of those for my Jeep. I think they look pretty good.
Cole
TJ Enthusiast
Hey thanks! And yes..... If I see consistent temps in the 60's she's coming off! : )
RustyCage
TJ Enthusiast
Warn bumpers installed. Swing away tire carrier is so nice. Love getting all that weight off the tailgate. I was especially proud of my redneck ratchet strap one-man bumper hoist that made installing the rear a snap. I also used the Poison Spyder rear bumper to frame tie-in brackets which worked out great.
I might have to steal your strap hoist idea. I need to install my Poison Spider frame tie in brackets and plan to remove the rear bumper entirely at that time to check for corrosion.
Sorry, when I said killed I didn't mean it was dead, just mostly dead
The CD portion doesn't work and neither does eject. Radio works
Dropped her off for some rust removal and undercoating treatment...
Rotate + Balance! Discount Tire even asked me what pressure I want in there without a fuss. 
Attempted to fix transmission fluid leak from forward radiator lines.
Cut steel lines .5" from crimp connections to rubber lines, flared and installed new rubber hoses with x2 screw clamps.
Went to start it up to check for leaks, turns out all of the manipulation and cleaning of components that were coated with over a year's worth of leaking ATF exposed the actual leak, which was a pinhole in the steel line.
Proceeded to take an ATF bath before my buddy could turn the ignition off.
Still had to start it 2 more times to pinpoint the exact point of origin.
Cut more steel line, got longer hose, re-clamped.
No more smoke pouring out from beneath the Jeep at red lights from ATF dripping onto the exhaust pipes!
Cut steel lines .5" from crimp connections to rubber lines, flared and installed new rubber hoses with x2 screw clamps.
Went to start it up to check for leaks, turns out all of the manipulation and cleaning of components that were coated with over a year's worth of leaking ATF exposed the actual leak, which was a pinhole in the steel line.
Proceeded to take an ATF bath before my buddy could turn the ignition off.
Still had to start it 2 more times to pinpoint the exact point of origin.
Cut more steel line, got longer hose, re-clamped.
No more smoke pouring out from beneath the Jeep at red lights from ATF dripping onto the exhaust pipes!
Not_Invented_Here_
TJ Addict
Wouldn't be able to tell at this point as it's been very cold or mild temps here. Based on nothing more than looking at them, I think they'll allow plenty of air through.
Not_Invented_Here_
TJ Addict
Someone described it as giving the front a more finished look and I'd agree with that. I don't want anything that takes away too much from the stock look and these definitely don't.
Put a rubber cupholder insert from a Jeep Liberty in it. LOL My new to me used console didn't come with one and my cups would easily tip over. I was going to go to Pic n Pull to try to find one out of a Libby because I knew they had them. I just wasn't sure if it would fit. Then I remembered the parts Libby over at a friends house. Went and snagged it today. It goes in but is kind of squished. It will work for now. Free was better then buying one for 30 bucks and up. LOL I will eventually get one that actually fits, but only if I can get it for 10 bucks or so. LOL Yah, I'm cheap. 
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