BostonBilly
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Today is the day you get your Jeep. Think positive and it will happen.
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that's the right attitude and i sure hope you are right. the analysis seems spot onMorning folks!
Got me a 2 day leadership summit starting this morning.... don’t these people know I have a tracker I need to refresh every 10 minutes?
Last update I have shows railcar unloaded, so now it’s just a matter of getting loaded on a truck. For some reason I am being optimistic and thinking it will hit dealership by Thursday. Rough estimate shows around 90 in transit to my area, and close to 40 of those are for my dealership. 2 hour drive from railyard to dealership, so yeah thinking it will go quick!
@SweetwaterOn another note: Who with a hardtop is getting the "Rattle". It will most likely
happen to you too. I had a rattle for a week now and could not find it. CRAZY !!!!
After searching this form and Net it was a very simple fix. It was on passenger side
if you hit small bumps. It is the plastic cover on hardtop right behind both seats.
Looks to be fastened with double stick tape. After out in the sun for a time it becomes
loose. For now I have pushed it back in place until fixed correctly.
Yes thank you ! That was the post I found it on. What you found will@Sweetwater
I was the one who posted that I had found the plastic cover (one behind driver and one behind passenger) on my 2dr. hardtop, was the source of rattles I had on both sides. Geeeez, it was an annoying rattle. Like it was coming from within the door or something.
Here is my original post on this:
https://www.jlwranglerforums.com/forum/threads/weird-plastic-rattle.10570/#post-251573
Anyway, I addressed each plastic cover and the rattle(s) have not occurred. I do expect that should I hit the wrong bump that one or the other side plastic piece could jar loose and rattle again. Time will tell.
Also, yes the factory has them fastened with little pieces of black double sided tape that is not up to the job so to speak.
@SweetwaterYes thank you ! That was the post I found it on. What you found will
help all of us. Now just what could be the fix ?
Thank you, took screen shots just in case I have any affairs, can put some thingies on! Lol! Thanks again, hope to get my rattling Jeep soon!!!@Sweetwater
@BostonBilly
The fix that I did about a month ago has kept me rattle free so far..
I popped the covers a bit, so I could get my fingers in there to work and so I could take a pic to show others here.
Anyway, behind the cover you will see/find two black sponge rubber affairs. They have adhesive on each side. The side that was to adhere to the removable plastic piece did not hold/let go of the plastic cover and thus the rattle.
Anyway, I took two strips of Command Strips and placed on right on top of the black sponge rubber affairs. I also had stuffed a sheet of paper towel in the lower part of the plastic cover below the low black spongy thing. Then I just pressed the plastic cover down firmly and held it real tight for a minute and that was it. The Command strips grabbed firmly and held and continue to hold.
See pic below... plastic cover pulled away a bit ...of the 2 little black spongy things:
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Command Strips.
https://www.amazon.com/Command-Gene...qid=1531233225&sr=8-4&keywords=command+strips
Thanks!Rear Seat Storage Solution.....
Here is something many of you 2 door owner's that remove and place in storage (long or short time storage) your rear seat, will undoubtedly really appreciate knowing about it .
My guess is many will go and order one of these today.
Over the years, I have used garbage bags and the like ....
but with the JL, I decided I must come up with a really decent solution for protecting my 2dr rear seat when it is removed and in storage.
I want it sealed in something zippered, something that does not look like chitt. Something that I could easily unzipper and look into..
I wanted it not to be a real tight fit.
Again, sealed against the elements, against critters, bugs, etc.. I want to put moth balls and or dryer sheets in with it to ward off the critter's and bugs.
OH, also wanted something bag wise that was durable and cheap.
Found something that meets all these wants...
Read here:
https://www.jlwranglerforums.com/forum/threads/rear-seat-storage-bag-solution.11573/
The TopLift Pro is a terrific offering and if you plan to go topless often, it is worth it's weight in gold...Thanks!
By the way, I was looking at top lift pro; holding off ordering til I figure my finances. Anyway, what do you think of their caddy for the doors and the 99$ bag cover that comes with it?