I saw someone on line had a battery cable replacement kit for the TJ. All the cables all terminated in the correct lengths. Not cheap though.
https://www.ksuspensionfab.com/store/p105/TJ_Ultimate_Power__/-_Cable_Upgrade.html#/
I saw someone on line had a battery cable replacement kit for the TJ. All the cables all terminated in the correct lengths. Not cheap though.
Fabricated a metal bracket for the backup camera and installed it on the center of spare tire behind one of the lug nuts. It was primed and painted flat black and the camera was installed with stainless steel screws. No more lop sided view from the camera.
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Impressive, but can you get off the space with it installed? Been thinking designs for my upcoming camera so watching all designs.
If not, thoughts on how long it would take to remove, because maybe that is the right approach...
All I have to do is take off the lug nut normally to remove the bracket. Then, push the camera through the center of the wheel as I remove the spare.
I know this scene very well. @inkedrose was kind enough to send me he 6" Xenon fender flares so at least I kept most of it off the windows. This weekend I installed the Alpine scented fresh air mod
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compared to
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See the difference?
These guys will fab up any kind of battery cable you want, get it to you quick, and at a reasonable cost:
https://www.batterycablesusa.com/
I'd love to know how you'll do it. Pictures would be great.
Local shop to me, never met him but he has a good reputation locally.
Came back home to find my Jeep had been "ducked". Wife was the culprit. She left a keychain too. At least she knows my taste.
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Came back home to find my Jeep had been "ducked". Wife was the culprit. She left a keychain too. At least she knows my taste.
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Sounds like this one's a keeper...