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Actually my first thought was also that the brake line was broken, but it turned out just to be that the 3/8" nut attaching the rear driver tire to the main line was loose. I flushed and replaced all the brake fluid and the leak is gone.

That's a little ambiguous, I don't even know what I should search for. Searching for Jeep TJ Dana 44 Rear Axle brackets brings up a ton of different things.

I was looking into a brake fluid leak when I discovered this gnarly break near the driver side rear tire. It is fully disconnected from the axle, not just cracked in one place. I'm not sure what steps I should start taking to get this fixed. Is it unsafe to be driving it?

So here's the current status, I replaced the battery and the battery terminals due to the previous one being horribly corroded. Unfortunately it is still not starting, the engine is not turning over. Just to clarify previously the engine would turn over, but not start then I replaced the CPS...

I just used a multi-meter and would get readings of 12V to 7V depending on how hard I pushed into it. Unfortunately when I was attempting to remove the connectors from the battery terminal the battery terminal broke from the battery (probably because of how corroded it was). I'll be replacing...

Whenever I try to start my '97 wrangler there will be clicking sounds and it will not start. Previously the check engine light had been on due to needing a new Crankshaft position sensor, I replaced the sensor and the problem is still persisting. I have also tried jump-starting it. Ideas on what...