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Took the chance and purchased one off ebay. Seems like it will hold up. It was packaged really nice and every individual piece was individually wrapped. It has the metal reinforcements in the middle long tube and also has them on the pieces that piece connects to. Just quickly glancing at the...

Yup, sounds like they are yours. Either day will work, just let me know.

As the title states, free Hooke Road side steps. They have been sitting in my garage for a year. nothing wrong, maybe missing a nut or bolt. I went with sliders that is why I'm not using them You'll have to pick them up though, located in Killeen.

It's been over a year but I think I just grabbed some 550 cord wrapped it around the bolt and pulled straight down. The bolt was stuck but wasn't threaded, that was why it kept popping and turning.

Have you tried just pulling it down? I think I had the same problems with the same bolt. I pulled straight down, with some effort and it came off.

Might be down, just have to see what the schedule is like as it approaches. If you have facebook, there is a local group on there Austin Jeep Trucks. They seem pretty active. I'm on it but due to going overseas or just bad luck I haven't been able to go out with them.

Looks like ebay has the same knock off one for a little less than Amazon, for those on the fence.

I did, the front two look good. The rear DS has the lugs angled on a couple. You really have to look at it to really see it.

That would be the dealership. Been using the Jeep Wave. Funny thing is it was supposed to go in for the third oil change, rotation and the PCM recall.

Took off this morning noticed a loud banging sound coming from the rear. Looked in my PS mirror and saw my rear wheel bouncing around all over the place as I was driving, found a safe slot to park and inspect it and got this. 3/5 wheel studs completely severed off. I'm waiting to hear back...

Yup, tried that. Even started just to make sure to see if it had to be running as well. Tried this with both set ups.

I bought some used Harley mirrors off ebay. Don't vibrate and even stay in place at 80+ MPH. About $40 shipped.

I'm going to give that a shot tomorrow

Neither work. Stock or the lights supplied with the bumper. The stock ones are halogen, the new ones are LED. The picture above just showed that the stock ones were plugged in and still not working. The new ones were just the lights and positive and negative ends. I matched the respective...

Looked at a diagram online and it looks like there isn't a fuse specifically for those lights.

I tried reversing the wires with one of the new lights with the old harness while I was waiting for the new harness to come in. Sane result no lights. The replacement lights are LED. But I haven't connected them with the new harness. Pictured are the stock lights connected to the new harness

New lights. But I had to splice the wires to connect them. Since by new harness came in today and I still had the stock ones around, I plugged the stock ones into the new harness and that is where I'm at. If that makes sense? I was going to make sure the new harness was gtg before I cut into...

So I just installed a new rear bumper and my license plate lights no longer come on. I did break the red tab on the harness so I bought a new one. Plugged the new one directly up to my stock lights, which were replaced and they still don't work. There does seem to be a little bit of play for...

I got a notice last week. I'll get it checked out when I go for my next oil change since it is coming up.

Looks nice. Have to keep us up to date on how it does.