WILDHOBO
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Awesome.Not so much my JT, but my older Wrangler ('05) I've gotten more paranoid about sounds and handling. I had a knock most times I would shift from park to reverse, especially when parked on hills, then wouldn't make a sound. I was convinced some rubber mount was rotted or I had drive-train play, even after inspecting my shafts and mounts I had a mechanic also do a once over with no luck either.
It was this rubber mallet behind my seat, it happened to be stored with the handle upright and would bang the seat mount or rollbar with the wooden handle if I backed up from a parked decline.
The mud in the wheels got me once too, I've mudded the wrangler a fair amount over the years, but apparently not in that pea-gravel+mud stucco or my newer wheels are more susceptible. Got the rims caked in the stuff and thought I had busted something when I got back on the highway.
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