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That's what I told the poster of the add. Hope someone doesn't jump on it thinking they are getting a Rubi.

I came across this post offering a 2000 TJ with Rubicon on the hood. I asked for the Vin.

I understand, but with no key in the ignition, I can turn the fan on and it runs. I don’t understand why the relay is closed when the battery is connected. I have determined that the relay being activated in my parasitic draw on the battery.

I have a 2001 TJ se. The relay for the heater/ac (located in the glove box) is always powered, even with key removed. I have removed the relay and there appears to be a jump between the 86 and 87 pins on the socket. Is that jumper supposed to be there? Or what else would keep power constantly...

That's where I go the term...love their later stuff and I believe he has another band Pussifier.

Everyday is Halloween. Kinda looks like a transformer face

I had the Airbag light on the dash and ordered the replacement bulb in hopes that would fix the issue after watching a video on Youtube. Once the bulb arrived I removed the Airbag switch and inspected the bulb and it looked fine to my fifty year old eyes. On closer inspection, it looked like...

I am about to change my diff fluids. I read on a different jeep forum that synthetic gear oil is not recommended as much as petrol based gear oil. It stated that the heat transfer in synthetic is too weak and the diff will be burned. I also noted that for my diff (Dana 30 & 35) don’t list...

Lettering in.

Piggy backing on Michigan TJ, I also have 31”s and was wondering about tire pressure and braking. My tires are new and when I got them home they were inflated to 45 psi. I dropped them to 35 psi and now plan to drop to around 26 psi. I was wondering if over inflation would change braking...

I just picked up an '01 4 banger for $4500. Don't be to anxious to jump into a jeep just because it looks nice. Read the forums so you know what to look for.. When I purchased the YJ in my profile picture, I did not know all the secret places to look for rust and what to listen and feel for...

Sounds similar to the clicking sound I get when my battery is dying.

When I went to look at my new for me TJ, I had to pop it out of gear. The guy at the house did not know how to drive manual and could not move the jeep. I got it out and for a great price. Now it's time to fix it up so my own children are not in the same boat...or Jeep as it may be.

I was looking for an early CJ, but came across a very solid TJ. And after reading these replies, looks like I made a good decision. My last jeep was a 93 Yj and years ago a VW Thing.