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I just went back to it and it does load now. That's what's so frustrating for me: photos that don't load initially will sometimes load if I refresh the page, or when I return later. I see that the photo is just over 5Mb in size - I wonder if it is, indeed, an issue with bandwidth - I'll try...

I'm on a laptop with up-to-date Windows 10 and Firefox, using wifi to connect to my Xfinity router - speedtest.net says my download speed right now is 63.15 Mbps. The photo is missing from the initial post, but a couple of posts farther down someone quoted the original, and the photo IS in the...

I've been trying to decide it I want to go through all this angst with my truck - it seems to drive fine now, and a couple of days ago I found myself on a very nearly empty stretch of freeway what was essentially straight for about 2 miles so I did an experiment: at 65 mph I placed myself in the...

Okay - I've got another example now: in this thread (What did you do TO your Gladiator)post # 7754 says there's a photo attached, but I don't see it.

One thread was this one - post #26 has 2 photos. When I first saw it today the photos showed up in post #27, but not in post #26. Now, however, returning to that thread the photos show up as expected. In the past when this has happened I would try refreshing the page and about 50% of the time...

I've got a random issue with posts: every so often I'll be looking through the forum and someone will have posted something with a photo - but the photo does not appear in the original posting. When someone responds to that post, and the original post is quoted, then I see the photo in the...

I think I read that vehicles built after Aug 14 (or was it Aug 20?) had the new box...

Just installed my new PixelDecals hood decals yesterday...

Thanks Brad - I was there from 1971-73...

Just wanted to update this: I ordered the decals from PixelDecals on 9/28 and they arrived on 11/12 - initial impression is they look good! I installed them today and I must say they look GREAT! Installation was straightforward - took maybe 30 minutes total. Kudos to the folks at PixelDecals -...

Asking this question is the same as asking "Why not buy a Ford instead of a Chevy?" - we buy what WE want, not what some stranger thinks we should buy...

Semantically speaking, this statement does not explicitly say that the TSB should not be done - it merely says that the TSB might not address the issue...

On our Jeep the icon on the switch has the Jeep going down a hill, and the function is called "Hill Descent" - as stated earlier, we got to use it a few times during the Jeep Adventure Academy and I liked how it worked, once I got over the noise it makes! Put the transmission in manual mode and...

Want to have fun setting points? The first car I bought was a 1964 Dodge 330 with the 383 Highway Patrol engine under the hood - it had a dual point distributor! Getting those dual points set close enough together could be a challenge at times...sure wish I still had that car!

I had that happen with our old '88 YJ - went out to the garage one morning to go to work, twisted the key to start the engine and "BOOOM!" - lifted the hood to see liquid everywhere, and a hole in the side of the battery. Cleaned everything up to try and prevent corrosion and took the other car...

I can see this getting banged up when going off-road - people already complain about departure angle and this seems to make it worse.

It appears that the payload is limited by engine cooling - at least the tow rating is limited by cooling. To get more cooling the entire front end needs to change, and Jeep is unwilling to change that iconic front look...

Not today, but on Friday (10/16 - our anniversary!) we went down to Hollister Hills for the Jeep Adventure Academy - had a ball! Used the Downhill Descent feature and realized what a great feature that is! We are really impressed with the capabilities of this truck, even in completely stock...

In our group, when we got to that sidehill obstacle, it was mentioned that the spec from the factory is a max of 40 degrees. Of course geometry will have a lot to say about that ( CG, lift, etc.), but the first person through that showed a tilt of 28 degrees - it sure looked like a lot more than...

I'm reminded of a quote that I heard years ago: "Good decisions come from experience - experience comes from bad decisions"