I can imagine! What trails did you do? I’m back in Ohio now but I’d love to get back down there and finish up the rest of the trails. It was a really cool place that you can camp wherever you want and hit all the trails.
37x12.50r17, I used the top spot. For the 315’s the middle option would probably work. I’d mount it up loosely and check your clearances before you torque everything down.
I got mine trying to be practical for year round weather and some top and doors off fun. A year and a half later 3.5” lift and 37’s. And of course many future mods to come.
You need to use a hammer to hit the studs and use the screwdriver to push the camera out. Work them both out simultaneously. What happened for me was I knocked the studs all the way out but the camera stayed in damaging the wire and camera. Maybe you’ll get lucky and the camera comes out with...
To keep it working, use a small flat head screwdriver in the spot that the stock camera cover went into while pushing everything else out. I’d recommend taking your time so you don’t have an added cost the camera stuff cost me an extra $130 or so on top of the carrier price.
I wonder if something is making contact somewhere it shouldn’t. It looks like your left rear shock still has plenty of travel, if your bump stops aren’t stopping the rear axle I’d imagine something else is stopping it. Unless this wasn’t quite fully flexed. I wonder if the track bar or sway bar...
Auto transfer case part number: 68240441AA
Manual transfer case part number: 68321888AA
With different part numbers I would think something is different but I'm not sure.
My screen is all black instead of blue and says “camera system unavailable”. I also installed the alpha tire carrier but I know the outer layer of the camera cable snapped open when I was installing the tire carrier. I used a voltmeter and was getting 10.2V-10.3V steadily across the wire so I...
You can do it, jeeps are fun to work on in general they’re very simple. A lot of good information in previous posts, to add to it I’d recommend double checking that you have every tool for the job before you start. I believe the track bar jam nut is 1-5/16”. Another thing to add is since this...
Ok I haven’t checked the part numbers. I’ve heard both sides, that they are the same and that they’re different. Aftermarket is still probably worth it regardless.