The LED indicators in the switches - even the stock one - could be a bit brighter, but they'll do and they work well.
What did you do to your TJ today?
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The LED indicators in the switches - even the stock one - could be a bit brighter, but they'll do and they work well.
Today I removed my rear axle, now I have to order the brackets in the USA because I can't find them anywhere in Germany. Now it's time to wait for parts again, Patience is not my strength 
Attempting to fix my boat-like ride, I’m replacing everything with bad bushings. Today, I replaced the sway bar end links. I’m still driving a boat, but no more clunks.
I need my wife or someone to help me with the steering test. I think that's the only way I can fully diagnose the boat like ride. It really feels like when you are in a small boat with waves. It goes up and down and then side to side a little. It doesn't pull, but you have to be on it to keep it steady.
I don’t know exactly. This one says Rough Country so it’s been replaced. I’ve attached some pictures of what I think could be relevant.
That is a drooped pitman arm. I'd take that off, replace it with a OEM one, and toss it in the trash.
https://www.summitracing.com/parts/...MI__CVuoW06QIVciCtBh2tgA1fEAQYAyABEgJIpvD_BwE
What about that other bracket I supposedly have to make the dropped pitman arm be okay? Do I remove that too? What does it look like?
Looks fairly easy to remove. If it was me I'd replace it. Worse case it doesn't fix anything but the jeep will be properly set up.
So this was an additional part, not a replacement part? Remove both pieces and I should be good to go?
Can you believe I got an A in computer graphics in College as my GE art elective?
Can you believe I got an A in computer graphics in College as my GE art elective?
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Looks good enough for me.
Seems like I need to remove that and then get the OEM one and I'm good to go. Thanks!