What did you do to your TJ today?
- Thread starter LJRubiconGuy
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I never thought about it until I installed the first spacer and saw how they fit compared to the crap I had. Thanks again.
Crutchfield is one of the best companies that I've purchased things from. They are easy to work with, ship fast, great service and they keep all the manuals to everything I've purchased in PDF form under my orders.
I used to work there years ago. Bill, the owner was a great guy that promoted customer service above all else. You could install anything and if you didn't like it for ANY reason, you could bring it back within 30 days. Didn't like the look or sound, wires cut by you, scratched up, whatever. He even honored the manufacturer's warranty on products and not just theirs. He replaced my stereo that quit working after 2.5 years free (no paper receipt). That was a thing in the "olden days". Good people.
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I ordered some theater speakers several years ago from them and once installed in our house they dwarfed our fireplace and mantle. Just didn't look good in the room. I contacted them they sent me the next smaller size and a return label for the big ones.
I have since moved and rebought those bigger speakers from them as I had the room for it.
Yeah, I ran 15 x 8 with 33x12.50-15 on my totaled TJ…
this TJ came with 10” wheels
just tried to decide if I want to switch to an 8“ rim or stick with 10’s
Man, I want that grille cover, but I know they don't sell the plain black matte grille cover anymore.
I bet he locks them in his safe to protect them.
No sir, he has them lined up across his dash, so all the world can see them!!!!!
He is egotistical that way
I bet he locks them in his safe to protect them.
he only takes them out on weekend nights for the "DISCO DUCK" show he puts on at the mall !!!! And now they have a heated duck pond
in case it ever gets cold in ALABAMA
That’s rattle can black paint… got the idea after seeing that @TheBoogieman got the last of those grill covers…
OK, after some more research, I agree with y'all. However, the winch on my Jeep (Warn 8,000 lb) has Max Amp Draw/ Line Pull of 435 Amp Draw/ 8000 Pound Load. All of the holders recommended are rated at 300A, max.
Here's one that I think will work:
https://www.amazon.com/Blue-Sea-Systems-Block-Insulating/dp/B001VIVWAW/ref=sr_1_9?crid=2X19AG8HHF00G&keywords=Blue+Sea+Systems+Fuse+Blocks&qid=1702574004&s=sporting-goods&sprefix=blue+sea+systems+fuse+blocks+,sporting,98&sr=1-9
It's rated at 750 A @ 32 V and I like that it has separate terminals for the cables and the fuse.
I'll post some pictures when I get it installed.
Thanks for the feedback from you all, and thanks to MountaineerTom for his advice!
Thanks again for your comments! I also discovered these interesting facts when on their web site and promptly ordered a 500A ANL fuse!
The Mighty TJ got new tires. I went from 33x12.50R15 MT to 33x10.50R15 AT. I decided to live on the wild side, defy convention, and put the white side walls out on the new tires. I'm sure I shall be counseled by the tire "experts" for my heresy. Oh well, I have thick skin ...
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That's OK, so did I!
PaulCC
TJ Enthusiast
Replaced the oil pressure sensor/switch. Issue was oil pressure gauge not going to normal position once running. Had to shut the engine down and restart for the gauge to go to normal. Tested the old sensor and there was no continuity. Once new sensor installed, seems to be working fine now.
Mudflat
TJ Enthusiast
Mudflat
TJ Enthusiast