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Found oil in garage and my photos look similar to what has been posted. I did notice the filter was a little loose and tighten and cleaned. Will monitor for a few days. There is oil residue from above the filter as well. I am at 33k miles.

Dealer Name: Huffines Jeep City, State: Lewisville, TX Date Taken In (for evaluation, not specifically to do the work): 8/27/20 Date Completed: 9/8/20 Did you buy your Jeep from this dealer: No Your Jeep has suspension/tire modifications: Yes, 2" lift with 35" tires Dealer disputed the TSB...

Got my Jeep back a few days ago and the new steering box definitely eliminated the dead spot when compared to stock. Very little dead spot now. I adjusted my previous box a good half turn or more, and the new box is just a little better than what I could get to. The new box is not overly...

My Jeep is at shop right now waiting on bolts to come in. I had tightened the the steering box myself which helped a ton. I was sure to put in back to stock before taking to shop. My dealership gave me no crap for having 35" tires and 2" Daystar lift.

I don't see how that is possible. I think the only real fix would be to weld those two pieces. I wonder if the newer frames that are being replaced are different.

Today I discovered what is making popping sound on my passenger seat. The machined fitting has 1/8" of movement when I apply pressure. This probably should have been spot welded. I applied some lithium grease and popping is temporarily gone.

Dallas area. Set of 5 OEM wheels and tires in great condition from 2018 Jeep Sahara. Bridgestone Duhler 255/70R18, 5x127, 19k miles and have been rotating all 5, No TPMS. Local pickup only.

Installed 2 inch Daystar lift, 35 inch tire and wheels, and Teraflex Alpha tire carrier. Calibrated speedometer with Superchip Flashcal.

Installed new shoes, 2 inch Daystar lift, and Teraflex tire carrier.

Mine installed upside down as well...

I pulled two wires from battery/fuse terminal to center console. I tied ignition wire into fuse F58 using micro fuse add a circuit from amazon. Circuit F58 is an existing seat heater circuit which works when using your remote start. I ran the second hot wire to battery terminal. I simply used a...

In preparation for top off during winter I added after market heated seats to my Jeep JL. Purchased kit for $40 off Ebay. Took me about 4-6 hours to run power, remove seats, remove seat cover, and reinstall. Overall looks rather factory and very satisfied with the heat.

I have no regrets for my 2.0l. Gas mileage and power are much more than expected. Heck I even like the start/stop system. If I had one gripe it would be sometimes the throttle response is a little slower than what I would like from a dead stop.

I was having issue with loosing my backup lines every few days and have not had a problem since I reseated all fuses and relays. Some were very loose. Give it a try.

Today I tightened up my steering box and now drives perfect. I was definitely afraid I was going to strip the allen nut and that must be the reason dealers are refusing to mess with it. New track bar, proper wheel alignment, and tightened steering has my jeep driving great.

24.1 over 2100 miles on mostly premium

4-wheel tire alignment

Took my 2018 Jeep Wrangler Sahara to dealer Wednesday for loose wandering steering. My Jeep has build date of Sept. 2018 so it already had firmware for steering system. They replaced track bar and realigned and I will say the wandering is considerably better. I still have the very annoying...

My brand new 2018 JL has more play than this video. I feel like I am driving my 66 Mustang all over again. One second crossing the line and next second on the shoulder. Definitely not a happy camper.

I also installed the Pro Fit mount but used the J-Stem extension that comes with the kit so it does not block the touch screen. This link will help to remove AC controls, bezel, and touch screen which is very easy to do. Install instructions...