4.10 would be perfect for 33's. I use Car-Part.com to help find parts.
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Took a closer look at my axles today and confirmed that it is Dana 30 front and 35 rear. Thanks for your help!
No problem that is what this forum is for. So as I said before keep a watch for someone parting out a 4 cylinder TJ and if you can get the axles for CHEAP it's a easy gear change. In the newer 4 cyl TJ's with the 2.4 & an auto tranny some had 4.56 gears. But they are hard to find.
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Nice work so far! I’ll be following along. I also have a white 2001 Sahara
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Love that! What kind of wheels do you have I really like the all black against the white
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As my family was getting ready for Christmas I found an extra wreath in the attic so I decided to use it to help my Jeep spread a little Christmas cheer!
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Thanks, they are black rock wheels. Model is Yuma 908b. I’ve had them on for about 6 years and they have held up great
I love how the wheels and tires complement the color of the jeep. It looks absolutely stunning.
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A couple weeks ago my A/C went out. First I replaced my blower motor since it’s a pretty inexpensive and easy fix but that didn’t fix it. I finally took the time to take apart the dash yesterday and look at the back of the control module. I found that the electrical connector for the a/c heater control was melted.
Thanks to some advice from @TrueTexas I was able to fix the problem with some female slide connectors and heat shrink.
Now I have heat heat for my first winter in my Jeep
Thanks to some advice from @TrueTexas I was able to fix the problem with some female slide connectors and heat shrink.
Now I have heat heat for my first winter in my Jeep
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My girlfriend got me the best Christmas gift yet! Perfect size for a bookshelf
White with the tan top looks sharp! Makes me want to get a tan soft top for the summer months.
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Thank you! I love the tan top and I’m hoping to get a soft top for the summer too
If your heat is anything like mine, you will never want to put it on full blast.A couple weeks ago my A/C went out. First I replaced my blower motor since it’s a pretty inexpensive and easy fix but that didn’t fix it. I finally took the time to take apart the dash yesterday and look at the back of the control module. I found that the electrical connector for the a/c heater control was melted.
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Thanks to some advice from @TrueTexas I was able to fix the problem with some female slide connectors and heat shrink. View attachment 209479
Now I have heat heat for my first winter in my Jeep
