392's installed in a car chassis use a oil to water cooler.
I dont have my 392 yet ,but I would assume its the same.
245 is getting up there and conventional oil will start to break down at that temp.
A top tier synthetic can take that temp on a consistant basis, but I would still prefer it to...
I tend to believe the CD numbers.
The 4.56's are a like using a longer prybar to move something heavy vs a shorter one,
Its much easier to do. Especially when you apply the 392's torque, fulltime 4wd( essential no tire spin), the speed limiter being raised (so your not bouncing off the...
Called Jeep, Couldn't get an intelligent life form, customer service rep said “it’s no longer available and cancelled”
But she said the bright side was I could still get a Jeep. Can’t fix stupid! 🤪
Shortly after, I spoke to my dealer again and they had just heard back from the rep.
The XR...
Eailer today, I tried to order a 392 with the XR package. Watched as my dealer checked off the boxes in the system, It wouldnt allow the XR package to be chosen. They have a call into their rep for an explanation. Anyone have any insight?
My thought as well.
You can see where the plastic is polished on the end of the nipple.
Most likely the installer never put it on far enough to engage the lock on the fitting.
The vibration from use allowed the oring inside the fitting to polish the end before falling off.
The evap system doesn’t constantly check itself for leaks so it wouldn’t happen instantly.
From what I could find for information on this forum, The system checks for a leak at 3/4 of tank and at 1/4 of a tank for fuel. Makes sense since it was at just below 3/4 when the light came on.
Hi, I’m a new to the forum, but not Jeep having had few wagoneers and two TJ’s.
Wife wanted a new JL so we bought a 2.0 Rubicon on Friday the 28 th.
So far we love it, put over 450 miles on it already. I’ve read a lot of stuff on here and thought I would share what I found etc. in hopes it will...