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I hope it doesn't have 'freezing' buttons. :(

Yup... my '18 JL is the video on the right. I've been told "drives like a jeep"....... which is complete crap.

https://www.pscmotorsports.com/vehicle-specific-products/jeep-steering/18-19-jeep-jl/18-19-jeep-jl-big-bore-xd-overlander-steering-kit.html Anyone have some spare cash? :)

Interesting read - as my clutch has started to creak (but only when its pretty hot outside). Great tips/tricks!

Curious that they are adding new part numbers for steering components...... very curious.....

1500 Miles Pennzoil Platinum/OEM Nope (I might do it @ 5k miles, just to get any updates and such) I like doing it myself (I don't like strangers touching my car(s)) :)

After putting on a few hundred more miles since my last post, I pretty much came to this same conclusion/observation. However, windy days are still interesting... Think i'll be pushing for a new steering box.

My 2cents - The leather seems to be very dry. I applied leather conditioner (Chemical Guys) to all my seats and seemed to have solved any "puckering" within the leather.

I would like to know more about this as well....

Following up on a previous post. I did end up installing a Falcon EF 2.2 stabilizer over the weekend. It may not have solved my loose steering, but it definitely made a big difference in the drive-ability/wandering. I feel I'm not correcting as much during my 30min commute. +1 to @TeraFlex...

I get an odd engine stutter when in low RPM (±1300 rpm) in 3rd gear (6 spd manual) going around 23-25mph. I would chalk it up to a mapping issue. There is a thread about it somewhere.

1st post, newish reader, and new owner of a JL Rubicon. Started reading this forum about 6 months ago. Bought my JL in November. Built September. For the whole time I’ve owned my Jeep I thought this ‘loose’ stearing was a “Jeep” thing. Up to 1600miles now... Made an account finally just to...