Hi,
I did the cluster central recall, and they also updated my upc (central compute unit) ( I may have used the wrong acronym), so I was traveling to the mountains for some break, the same trip I did before all fixes and upgrades. I’m still I stock gear ratio no changes from before ( just using...
Yep not officially it is just that the Wrangler and the JT share so much of their suspension engineering I was expecting someone to have (maybe) gived a try.
VM90010047_BP5160034l_BP5160034R_FK93_JL_Wrangler_Rear.pdf
Anyway thanks, if you heard anyone who had tried let me know.
Thanks. I asked because I saw the OME, and that thing is beefy the shaft is like 1" or 1"1/2'. Plus, it has the same adjustments as a RockShox fork for MTB. In essence, it looks great and seems to be great; people running that thing simply love it.
And since it is compatible with JK/JL, I...
Yeah I just stop let got of 4H to 2H on Neutral and was able to keep going, thanks for the explanation, I'll keep it mind jus the S-Shape I kind of get it but not sure why yet.
Pavement, asphalt with rain. I was trying to replicate an AWD eff ct with 4H, which was wrong of me.
It seems what I did is called binding, all wheels trying to turn at same time in a flat surface, not supposed to use 4H in this situation, despite of weather not on regular paved roads
Yep you got it binding seems to be the case, I asked more people and they promptly said it was binding, heavy or not rain don't try 4H expecting AWD it won't work that way.
So yes I engaged in 4H to have a line AWD, which was wrong from me
Hi,
I was driving today with 4H. When I noticed going from full stop to moving, making a turn at low speed my jeep was trying to “jump” or losing gear, not sure how to better describe.
why did that happen? What. Have I done wrong?