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I had to replace the zippers on the main top, so replacement window panels wasn't an option. And I like to do things myself and save a few dollars.

I found an error in the post but can't figure out how to make an edit. The line says "An now rain has forced its way through the seams." It should read "And no rain has forced its way through the seams."

Last fall I was looking around for some side and rear windows for my '05 Wrangler Rubicon. I ended up finding some which required new plastic windows, as well as zippers, and have some observations on how it went. My original intent was to remove the old plastic windows by carefully heating...

Thanks for the link. I'm sewing new windows in my soft top for the summer. Anything waterproof and heavy is always best.

Thanks for the tip, Zorba. I'll look into the Jensen. I can add my existing OEM to the pile in the basement.

There is normal sound levels on AM and the CD player. Is there a separate audio amp just for FM? Boogieman, I still have a 78 RPM hand-crank record player, so eight tracks are pretty advanced for me.

I started m '05 Wrangler TJ the other day and discovered that the FM portion no longer worked. The CD player and AM work fine. The scan function on FM still locates channels, but no sound. I checked the the antenna connector and there was no corrosion or anything out of the ordinary. The...

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I've noticed a rattle in the steering wheel when turning and hitting a bump. Nothing major, just a light rattle that I wanted to look into. I went underneath and checked all of the steering components and lubed everything. Everything was tight, but the problem persisted. I took it to my...

Check with a local upholstery shop. When I was looking around for a commercial machine I dropped in one day for some advise. Turned out they just replaced all of their machines, and hadn't decided on what to do with them. They pulled out three machines, prepped them and let me try them out...

1977 CJ-7 black Golden Eagle edition with a 304, Hooker headers, glass packs, three speed, rag top, 4" lift, 35" mudders and an 8-track. Unbearably rough ride and freezing cold in winter, but oh so cool.

Belay my last comment. I have a blank in fuse #28, not contacts. And I didn't notice the 4L light on the dash when I engaged it. I use 4L pretty regularly in the winter. I'll crawl underneath and see if there is corrosion on the contact.

Thanks for the info. There is one there already, and it seems to be intact. I'll swap it out on the chance there is an unseen break at the bottom causing it to intermittently short out.

I tried to start my '05 Rubicon the other day, but when I stepped on the clutch and turned the key nothing happened. Cursing my lazy self for not bypassing the clutch safety switch months ago, I put it into four-low and turned the key. Still nothing. Pushed the transfer case lever back and...

Chopped ice from the driveway all afternoon. Boring, but needed to get done before next snowstorm blocked the door completely.

I went to my local welding shop and they let me try a variety of helmets in their welding booth. I needed something with great visibility and ergonomics for a MIG/TIG stainless steel multi-position tube welding test, and chose the ESAB A60. It has a big viewing area, yellow tint which helps me...

My mom taught me how to drive with a manual transmission. Lesson one was always wiggle the stick to make sure it is not in gear. And the lesson stuck, I always check.

Thanks for tip. I'll wriggle my sorry self under the dash with a jumper wire and sort it out.

Thanks for the info. I've looked all over the infowebs and there seems to be a lot of variation between years and models. And in my case disagreement between the owners manual and actual vehicle. I tested to make sure it will start without stepping on the clutch in 4 low. I'll look for a...

I want to bypass the clutch interlock switch on my '05 Rubicon and consulted my owners manual for guidance. Page 186 of the manual states that a 20 amp fuse needs to be installed in slot #28 in the the engine bay fuse block. So I got a spare 20 amp fuse, installed it into slot #28, and it...