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I have a 2006 TJ with the 4.0 and Auto Trans. Over the last two weeks I had something happen that I've never seen before. The Jeep is in my garage and it is getting cold here now at night. I let it sit in the garage for a week and then when I started it on the weekend what looks like coolant...

I have a 2006 TJ with the 4.0 engine and Auto trans. I recently replaced the radiator (bought a factory one from Jeep Dealership), the water pump, thermostat and the overflow bottle. All has been working quite well. Temp guage stays just south of the 210 mark and has been steady. A few days...

I have a 2006 pretty much stock TJ. It has the 4.0 engine and the factory OPDA. I put the Wrangler Fix PCM in about a year ago to fix hard shifting auto trans. I have had no other issues, runs fine. I have 132,000 miles and the factory OPDA. I listened to it with a stethascope, no odd...

First, even though you are in Nevada, check the frame carefully for any rust issues, particularly inside the frame. TJ frames are notorious for this. I'm in New Mexico so I have not had an issue. If the Jeep was always in Nevada maybe you don't either. Next, rethink putting way oversized...

I've had the wrangler fix in my 2006 TJ for almost a year now, no problems at all. You will be happy.

I like it. Anything that makes a Jeep look more like a Jeep is a good idea.

I always put a "Eugene the Jeep" sticker on my Jeeps. Seemed appropriate.

I had this issue too, thought it was the RMS, but in my case it was the two bolts at the back of my oil pan were not tight enough. I fixed that and have not have any leak at all back there. But I have had three TJs now and the other two needed the RMS replaced. Most with the 4.0 do sooner or...

Here in New Mexico, I drove my old M38A1 Military Jeep with the windshield down and the Police were all over me. Said I had to have a motorcycle helmet to do that. Have not tried it since.

I used to have this problem on the Jeep CJs and Military Jeeps I've owned over the years. Used to drive me crazy. The only explanation I ever found is what Jerry said, torque that caused one side to lean. For the older Jeeps it was always the driver's side that was lower. I have a 2006 TJ...

I think this is a great idea. I like the CJ turn signals much better. What if anything will you do with the TJ fender turn signals? Would look better if there is a way to get rid of those. Guess you would need to weld in covers to mod the fenders.

You should only buy this Jeep if you want it. That's really all that matters. if you do I hope you enjoy.

Yes, I loved it too. Iv'e had a number of the older Willy's Jeeps, a few military, M-38, M38A1 and a 1942 Ford GPW. Then a few civilian. CJ-5, CJ-2 and my favorite CJ3B with an odd fire V-6 and the T-90. They were all great and I miss them, was stupid to sell them. The original Jeeps, built...

Too bad your so far away. I have a 2006 TJ with the 4.0, but it's an automatic. In perfect shape, in New Mexico it's whole life, no rust, 121K miles runs great has a new wrangler fix PCM so no transmission shift problems, kaki color with soft top and half doors, 2 inch lift with MOAB wheels...

I just had the T-case and differential fluid/oil replaced in my 2006 TJ. I have the 42rle trans and would like opinions on having the local Valvoline oil change place flush out the old fluid and replace. ATF 4 of course. Is this a good idea, or is it necessary to go to a trans shop and have...

Really, you drove 20 miles with nothing holding the T case up. That could end up bad. While your working on your frame rust put a floor jack or jack stand under the Tcase. Get a good look inside your frame and see if your rotting from inside out. Then if the frame looks ok, clean it and...

My 2006 TJ does the same thing. It sort of spits up gas when it's close to being full, kinda like it burbs. I just got used to taking a bunch of paper towel at the gas pump and rapping it around the nozzle so the burped up gas gets caught by the paper towel. Usually happens right when the...

That looks odd. Either there is a bunch of rust on that frame, or for some reason the owner painted the stuck on mud and crud with fresh black paint. I would think anyone would clean the mud off before they painted, so my guess is there is something to hide.

I always loved the side folding rear seats of the older Land Rovers, but it really does not fit well in a Jeep TJ because of the fender wells. I'd put them in if it would work.

I agree. I had hard shifting in my 2006 TJ with the 42rle. The wrangler fix replacement has worked perfectly. Bought it last summer. I still think the easiest test is to disconnect the battery and see if the reboot makes the symptoms go away temporarily. My experience with wrangler fix was...