Your muffler isn't leaking water. What you are seeing is water but it is from condensation due to temperature change inside the tailpipe.
It's normal, no biggie.
It's normal, no biggie.
Your muffler isn't leaking water. What you are seeing is water but it is from condensation due to temperature change inside the tailpipe.
It's normal, no biggie.
Don't know if this applies to TJ's but on my wife's Honda Element the brake hoses caused a rear caliper to drag.(Kind of a known issue)Going to work on what I think is a siezed caliper, as I was driving home yesterday in stop and go traffic a burning smell started, had smoke coming from my driver's side wheel and the steering was pulling to one side. Any suggestions or experience with this issue? Went wheeling last weekend, the 3 hour drive home was fine, happened at random....
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Wait a minute, that is next to the gas tank!!!!!!!!!View attachment 44338 View attachment 44339 View attachment 44336 View attachment 44337 Made a Fold down,camp stove shelf ...
I see this (left foot out) a lot with the JK drivers nowadays. I don't know, sorry bro, looks like its NERDY now that the JK drivers are doing it.I drove it for the first time in two weeks! No top, no doors. Best thing about my new sliders? They make a perfect foot rest!View attachment 44429
I drove it for the first time in two weeks! No top, no doors. Best thing about my new sliders? They make a perfect foot rest!View attachment 44429
Babygools, I like that! Do you have to have a roof rack? Will it work if your jeep is a soft top?Slapped an arb knockoff awning on. works great, about 80 dollars cheaper. View attachment 43761
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That bucket is uncalled for.
I feel your pain. I have the same exact rear bumper. I did not drill my crossmember yet. So my bumper is only being held on by 4 bolts presently. It's on the list to correct. But its too darned hot in Florida right now for me to even think about it. I think I have the same spare tire bracket as you do too.Got some good garage time in this weekend, between the other stuff on the honey do list. Started installing my sliders. Didn't quite go as planned, will update in my build thread. They look damn good though...
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I also worked on my new rear bumper. I bought one of those EAG one on Amazon. It looks well built, and well finished. However that is where the praise ends. Their no-drill, no mod installation? FALSE! Running 32" tires, the tire contacted the top of the bumper...Also, I had to drill a couple (4) holes in my crossmember for mounting bolts. Oh, and those bolts are IMPOSSIBLE (well, maybe just very difficult) to get to without dropping the fuel tank. When I contacted them...they listened, then went away. Like, didn't respond at ALL. I left them a shitty review. Anyway, after I got the Rugged Ridge Spare tire bracket the bumper fits great...and bonus, it hides the big, ugly butt crack left over from my body lift. Don't stalk my from my license plate!
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I’m totally jealous!! RHD and no cruise... my feet stay inside the ride at all times [emoji849][emoji17]
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2005 RHD TJ Sport
2010 BMW 528xi