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Ok, thanks Chris. It is fundamental,and using soap and water, I would use a soft bristle brush to cut down on the labor, but could I add some bleach to do a better job at killing what mold is already there?

So I asked a few weeks back about a product to treat a soft top and I purchased the 303 aerospace protestant. Went to wash the wrangler and apply but to my dismay I noticed mold and or mildew on the canvas, no surprise I guess as here in Pa. It like rained every other day and very humid this...

So I'm getting the 303 for the soft top. Can I use it on the hardtop as well?

While we're at it, what's the best for shining up and restoring color to a hardtop?

Thanks, guys. It's been ages since I've been on here but I knew I could count on you all. Looks like I'm getting the 303. I have my Jeep 3 yrs and it came with hardtop but prev. Owner threw in a used-one-time Bestop soft top, all hardware minus the header which I just got and this 303 will help...

What is the best stuff to apply to a soft top to keep it in great condition, preserving it from the sun's rays and such? My '97 Tj has an older top, like the heavy canvas or vinyl. I mean, can I just use armor-all or what?

At least it has a dipstick, unlike new cars today that dont even have one. Two of my other cars I needed to research online to find where the "secret" plug is to remove and watch for fluid to come out after the right sequence. Newer is not better!

Yes,exactly.

Finally getting to replacing front springs.(1sagging,stock original),trying to order a set online, but finding way too much terminology for me. I just want replacement springs that will slip into place but with a mid-range stiffness.( I will be replacing the ft shocks as well ) any suggestions...

Some of these posts are borderline creepy. I like it. I hunt here in Pa. Small game as well as whitetail deer. My dad has 32 acres and Ive been lucky enough to have a streak going-6 in the past 3yrs.

Thanks for the info Jerry. This really helps me out, Im excited into looking to do this myself now. And now I am thinking the tj has independent suspension-is it ok to replace just one spring, ot both and basically speaking, should a replacement go fairly smooth?

Ok thanks for the super fast response! I never would have guessed causeit seemingly happened fast and is not broken. The spring is probably more difficult to replace than a shock, as they ARE under tension, I'll get my "guy" to replace both in the front. You guys are all awesome, really.

Hey guys. Noticed my right front fender is 1" lower than the left all of a sudden. Spring is fine. Is it easy to replace ( just swap-out ) stock shocks, and of course , I'll do both I've never replaced a shock absorber on any vehicle, do they need to be compressed, any special tools required...

I know. I'm going to have to get some pics, but with the holidays now I kinda screwed myself with the timing of this post. There is nothing wrong with my 97 tj, this would be an additional Jeep. And not being exactly wealthy, thats where the indecision comes in. We may get those pics in a week...

The other day I spotted a 98 tj for sale. Dark blue, 2" lift, 33x11.50's,new winch,snorkle,rear hitch,short side exhaust,hood mounted high-lift jack,windshield-side KC's,ft. Tube bumper hi-liters and super clean bottom and newly spray-coated.I want tbe damn thing.--drawbacks--hardtop is...

Great photo. I would be there every evening as well if possible.

First aid kit? I don't have anymore room to carry one, I'll settle for duct tape and a bottle of booze.

Happy Thanksgiving everyone! Had the food and now the beer!

Thank you guys!

So I want to periodically syphon some clutch fluid and add new-the question is what the hell do we put in there for a 97 TJ? I actually did this before and my pickled brain is not helping. I did search on this site first so as to not bother you guys but came up empty. My memory is pointing...