Recent content by blansky

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    2006 Rubicon 4.0: Codes P0171 and P0174

    That was your helpful advice? I've received lots of helpful advice from the 2004-2006 computer issues, and vibration issues due to lifts, on this site, but your's I wouldn't rate up there as much.
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    2006 Rubicon 4.0: Codes P0171 and P0174

    No I've had a WranglerFIX for a few years now.
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    2006 Rubicon 4.0: Codes P0171 and P0174

    I’m piggybacking on this thread instead of starting a new one. I have a 2005 Wrangler unlimited and very occasionally I would get a sputtering start after driving, shutting it off, going into a store and coming out within a few minutes. But it always corrected then ran properly. Normally it...
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    Rear driveshaft vibrations improve with pinion 1 degree above the driveshaft angle

    Thanks. I'm still coming to terms with the vibration issues and why the Jeep Shop I used (Blackstone, Santa Clarita) which is highly recommended, wasn't able to solve the problem when the adjustable control arms (lower) were installed. In 3 attempts it went from vibrating at 5 MPH, to bad at...
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    Rear driveshaft vibrations improve with pinion 1 degree above the driveshaft angle

    Thanks. So I'm guessing that instead of being just able to adjust to just half a turn one a single adjustable, that you can fine tune it down to a quarter turn with the double adjustable. Sorry. I didn't want it to be a math question. With that much adjustability a person should be able to...
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    Rear driveshaft vibrations improve with pinion 1 degree above the driveshaft angle

    Pardon my ignorance but what is a double adjustable control arm. Is it both upper and lower rear or is it a loweradjustable with two adjustment points. When I raised my 2005 LJ to about 3 inches I started to get a lot of vibration and after putting on adjustable ones on the back lower, it was...
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    Post pictures of your khaki / tan TJ

    LJ I bought it new in 2005. It's had a number of "looks" through the years probably due to boredom. 2 inch lift with 33 inch tires.
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    Springs, and what's the consensus on "sagging"

    I want to thank everyone for their replies. I did buy the Old Man Emu 2933 and 2942 springs and they did the trick. Lifted it back up about and 1.25 inches.
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    Springs, and what's the consensus on "sagging"

    Thanks everyone for the help.
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    Springs, and what's the consensus on "sagging"

    I've heard people say that, but after 18 years with the same setup I've only recently had a bit of rubbing when hitting a dip in the road. The pocket flares have been on for 6 years at least. And this only happens when I have two bikes on the trailer hitch mounted bike rack. Some of this...
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    Springs, and what's the consensus on "sagging"

    Thanks. What do you mean uprated rear springs?
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    Springs, and what's the consensus on "sagging"

    Thanks for the reply. As I said, I only drive it on the street or freeway. It is an LJ. There is no winch, just the tube bumpers front and back. Rarely passengers, and nothing in the back. I have only the hardtop. So the question is, do you think the 933/941 is the best ride combo and if I went...
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    Springs, and what's the consensus on "sagging"

    Thanks for the reply. This is the ad for the lift.....https://www.rocky-road.com/wrangler-lift-kit-budget.html As far as I can remember it just used the stock springs and shock extensions. I've since replaced the shocks a couple of times. Basically I'd like to get it up maybe another inch or...
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    Springs, and what's the consensus on "sagging"

    I have a gently driven 2005 LJ that I bought new and within a week of buying it I put in a rather inexpensive Rocky Road Outfitters 2" budget lift kit which was basically just a 2 inch coil spacer. The stock springs were used, and I then put on 33 inch tires which lifted the Jeep about 3 inches...
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    LIMP mode issue and P700 and P1776 codes after turning overdrive on

    I just wanted to check in on this thread that I was involved in and couldn't seem to find a solution to the problem. About a year ago I got the transmission shop that I'd been using to put in a transmission cooler and after all the issues I'd had, the problems went away. And have now for a year...