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Brute force and ignorance. These things are a total bitch to shift until you work them loose. I live on 2.6 acres and would come home and pass around the yard a few times shifting up and down before it finally loosened up. The first time I tried to shift it into 4wd I was yanking the stick with...

I was about to trade my Gladiator in before I discovered Seat Jackers. I installed the short ones and it was like getting a new truck. I came out of an '06 Ram 2500 so it took a while to get used to this Jeep. I priced out a seat frame, $129, so I can afford to whack mine up to try some Seat...

He spent more time sync’ing the music than he spent installing the light! 🤣

9 incidents out of 781,459 vehicles...🙄

I use my one hook to drag branches around the yard and out of the ditch and I've been wondering if it would be a little easier to hook the strap from the outside. Not that it's that hard, you understand, it just might be easier when I'm backed into two foot tall weeds to figure out where to hook...

I I'm thinking of adding a hook to my Willys, too. Any thoughts on flipping them over so they open to the outside?

I've found that the best way to tighten torque -to -yield is to pre-mark the fastener with a paint dot and then hold up my degree wheel and eyeball a mark on the part I'm installing. That way I know where I'm at if I slip or need to get a couple of bites to complete the turn, etc. It really...

Thanks! I'm doing some research. I'm thinking about installing some Desert Does It seat sinkers and wanted to know how much it would cost me to fix it if it turned out to be a mistake.

1C6HJTAG4PL511062. I should have thought of that, sorry!

Benny,what is the part # for a driver's seat frame for a '23 Willys? TIA

Looks good! They sure are proud of it!

If you have the ability to monitor scan data you can watch your misfire monitors when it's screwing up.

Overlord, what kind of bumper are you running?

They might help serve all those purposes. The reason I read they have those vents is to keep from blowing your eardrums out if you deploy the airbags.

She thought it looked like it was supposed to have a cover, too!

I discovered a small crack in mine while scrubbing bugs. It runs from the lower right side in a loop under the little Jeep then down to the bottom of the glass. It ain't getting' fixed. I'm hoping it stress relieved the windshield and it won't crack again unless it gets hit by something major.

I was bound and determined to find my cover when I bought my Jeep. I dragged Heather the saleswoman all through the service department looking under work benches for my cover. Couldn't find it. Someone said they might not have them anymore. So, I went out in the lot popping hoods to see...

Stop by AutoZone or some other parts house and see if they have a code reader that will read body or HVAC codes.

Nope, it blows whatever temperature air wherever you tell it to.

Set it to "floor" and then crank it all the way to "hot". The floor setting is usually used for heat, maybe on these it doesn't blow cold air down there? Damn, now I have to go out and play with mine, dunno how it is supposed to work!