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I can't seem to find them but I'll keep looking on my computer.

I'm trying to find the part number, cand find them anywhere, have them still?

Bad gas was the culprit.

I have an appointment on Monday for the dealership and we will see what the diagnosis is. Get a free rental for the day because of recall work for the clutch at least.

Definitely calling the dealer to make an appointment now!

That's what I'm hoping we will have to see once this tank gets flushed through

Yes and not under load

I have 40k miles on my 3.6L with a 6spd. When I rev between 2.5k and 3.5k rpm I get a loud knock noise and it's not from the drivetrain. Happens in neutral, clutch engagement, and disengaged. Just started recently not sure what to think of it or where to look. Dead silent below 2.5k rmp.

I have a bit of a Frankenstein lift on my jeep right now and am in need of some new coils. I need heavy load because I have to much s**t in my jeep like a stereotypical overlander. I need 2.5-3" of lift and heavy duty spring rates. What is everyone using? P.s. I'm not buying a full suspension...

Get those cheap super thin cutting boards, cqnd even color match and cut those to size

You can mount the awning over the ladder with the arm mounts. I'm just worried about the tank being so wide

How do you like the water tank on the ladder? I've considered it

https://www.jeep.com/crossbrand/warranty/pdf/99GenericCoverage.pdf according to this looks like its 5yr/100k miles? not sure how credible this is

As long as it's double bouble not hubba Bubba! And fortunately for me my dealership knew how to appropriately fix the problem and their work is warrantied for life lol

"Lucky Bastard" club might not be so lucky actually. Due to the chemical base of the problem, almost everyone will encounter this issue at some point. The current "Lucky Bastards" will potentially be outside of the 5yr/60k mi warranty on the paint when the issue occurs, and knowing FCA they will...

lol I put my vote in

There are 2 threads on this topic with over 40 pages of posts. And I know a law firm is looking into class action lawsuits

Correct, he just asked how to prep

Just sand thoroughly and spray with a self etching primer. Make sure its self etching.