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FYI---many local police, fire and EMS departments will help you mount the seats safely in any vehicles.

I had an LJ before, and apparently, I could not use those license plates or my EZ-Pass on my Gladiator, as the New Jersey Motor Vehicle Commission and EZ-Pass claim it's a truck.

I had just a little chip at the bottom edge right in front of the driver. Every time I turned on the defroster, it would slightly change direction and travel a bit further. It took 4 1/2 months, but it finally made it to the right edge, midway up the glass!

Yes, it will need recalibration. Just got a quote from Sa-el-te for $1075!

I've been running 34s (285/70 18) with the stock 3.73s for a while now. I don't see a lot of 8th gear other than 70+ on level or downhill. Eventually, I'll probably do 4.10 or 4.56.

I figured I'd let them give me the free three. These fancy oils are supposed to be good for more than the 10K, and I only did my first at 8K because I was going to Florida and wanted it done before hand. And at almost 74, I'm not a fan of crawling under there, but I still do on occasion!

Smoked

I had a flat bug deflector on my YJ, and the newer style on my KJ, LJ, and now on the JT. Can't say if it does any good or not! I've still had cracked windshields (but not on the KJ!) and driving through Florida during love bug season is still loud and messy!

It's actually a code that is e-mailed to you, good for $100 on Warn.com. Then again, there's not a lot of $100 items on there....

I got you beat! Mine's been in the box since I got it for my LJ back in 2011. I should probably get around to installing it this year....

Funny, but looking at the crack in my windshield, I see that every time I use the defroster, the crack makes a slight turn in direction. The length of each segment is wholly dependent on how long the defroster was operating!

Searching the web (because I'm too damn lazy to check the owner's manual), I found that according to KBB, Jeep recommends the following at 32000 miles: Rotate tires Inspect all door latches for presence of grease, reapply if necessary Inspect battery and clean and tighten terminals as required...

Haven't heard of them. I just sent them an e-mail as they don't have the OEM part number for my windshield listed on their site.

No. A +6 on a 9" wheel will give you 1/2" more poke (and 1/2" more backspace) than a +6 om an 8" wide wheel. As the centerline (and location of the hub) remains the same, the extra 1" in wheel width is divided equally on each side.

I received my confirmation that they received my submission within 48 hours. What I received today was the approval notice. I initially submitted on the 13th, right after the actual recall notice and form was published.

Got my official notice that my submission was accepted. " Please allow 8-10 weeks for a rebate to be issued."

I'd say the dealer looking to give you the flush just wants to flush your pocket!

Creature comforts I've added are Hotheads Headliner, Rock Slide Eng. step sliders, and seat lift spacers (passenger seat-so wife can see out the windshield). I also use two 2 x 4s in the bed slots--handy for groceries (also fits a pizza box).

Hothead's Sound Assasin strips, and probably most of your soundproofings, can be cut with either heavier scissors or a very sharp knife so you can put it how and where you'd like.