I'm flying to Arizona Thursday with the intention of driving this thing home over the weekend. https://wranglertjforum.com/threads/2005-wrangler-unlimited-lj.31080/
Assuming all goes well with the sale, I'm driving 1800 miles home in an unfamiliar vehicle with some stops along the way in pretty remote places. I'm flying out with pretty much just the shirt on my back and my 8 year old daughter in tow. The long and short of it is I need a tool list. Recovery gear is out as I'm not planning to be off-road on this trip, at least not remotely off-road. What do I need for typical socket sizes, wrenches, to be able to limp to a shop if something gets me?
I'm planning to ship an impact driver to the hotel, and will bring a roll of gear wrenches and deep impact sockets in my suitcase. Anything else I should have specific to the LJ? I'm ultimately going to need to buy these things for a tool kit for the LJ anyway, so no big deal if they are the essentials+, but I don't really want to check 200 lbs of stuff on the airplane.
Of specific note, I'll need to install the rear seat, take the soft top off, and put the hard top on.
Assuming all goes well with the sale, I'm driving 1800 miles home in an unfamiliar vehicle with some stops along the way in pretty remote places. I'm flying out with pretty much just the shirt on my back and my 8 year old daughter in tow. The long and short of it is I need a tool list. Recovery gear is out as I'm not planning to be off-road on this trip, at least not remotely off-road. What do I need for typical socket sizes, wrenches, to be able to limp to a shop if something gets me?
I'm planning to ship an impact driver to the hotel, and will bring a roll of gear wrenches and deep impact sockets in my suitcase. Anything else I should have specific to the LJ? I'm ultimately going to need to buy these things for a tool kit for the LJ anyway, so no big deal if they are the essentials+, but I don't really want to check 200 lbs of stuff on the airplane.
Of specific note, I'll need to install the rear seat, take the soft top off, and put the hard top on.