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I think I changed the way they are assembled. Once you have it in your hands it's really simple to figure out how to do it. If you look at the very last stock Tuffy photo on Amazon, you'll see they show it mounted above the fairlead and flipping over the fairlead. If you look at my photo, which...

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RTT is ideal for camping in bad weather, but I don't like the added weight so high. Should I decide to camp in bad weather, I will use a tent cot. It's off the ground and it's light. When the weather is good, which is pretty much close to all the time, I often sleep in a sleeping bag on a mat.

Don't have the feature on my Jeep, but my previous Tacoma and Outback both did that.

1. By far the most important for me are the unmatched offroad capabilities 2. The unique look. A while ago I saw a photoshopped image of several SUVs without the logos. It was impossible for me to tell what's what, they all look pretty much the same because of the aerodynamics constraints 3. The...

If you don't connect with Jeeps on a deeper level, you can end up disliking them. I know people who sold their relatively new Jeeps because they were impractical for them. My Jeep has the worst road manners of all the vehicles I've owned... but I love it.

I love my Jeep, I love the Jeep experience in general, but I can't possibly enjoy driving it at 70 mph on the local freeways. Maybe on a straight highway, outside of town... sure, but Orange, L.A., Riverside, San Bernardino counties, not so much, with all the traffic, construction...

1. Ability to fine tune the cabin air flow. The lowest setting blows still too much air inside at freeway speeds. 2. Put the lock/unlock buttons somewhere else on the door panel. i keep locking and unlocking the doors with my left knee when driving off road. When I have a passenger with long...

I really would like some AC'ed seats. 90's this past weekend...

I had 35s installed at America's Tire on a stock Rubicon and had no issues.

Yeah, it's the brakes. Most likely it's the brake pistons retracting. I haven't fixed it. I posted more in the brakes section https://www.jlwranglerforums.com/forum/threads/any-brake-specialists.79082/

I wasn't crazy about the red edges of the Rubicon decal, so @pixeldecals made this kinda distressed look for me

I have the Teraflex 3.5" lift. I like it, no complaints. I also have adjustable control arms and steering components. I ran the VSS 9550 for about one year before replacing them with Fox 2.0 IFP a couple of weeks ago. I just wanted a higher quality shock. Frankly, there is hardly any...

Thank you. I am not bothered at all by the noise, it's not that loud. and the braking performance is the same. The main thing is to know that I can rely on the brakes. Other than that, I don't care much. I might look more into it at some point. I would like to pinpoint exactly the root cause...

I have a strange chirping noise from the brakes and I can't find much information online. It's not the normal squeak you get with used pads (plenty life left in them). I jacked the front passenger side and removed the wheel. Pushed the ignition twice to get the brakes going, and had my wife...

Ok, I figured out the source. It's one of the front brakes... If I put it from park in neutral, release the brake pedal and start rolling down the driveway, I can hear the chirping just as I release the brakes and it starts moving. Every time I do this there is chirping when I brake, but...

Definitely not wind noise at 1 mph. After driving, the Jeep sat for a couple of hours in 90 degrees F, so I guess it was still kinda warm. I'll have to check though if it makes the noise after driving it for a few minutes.

It comes from the front half of the vehicle. It's audible only when in D or R. If I put it in N as I roll, it stops.

My 3.6 has started making a slight chirping/crickets noise when in D or R. It's audible at very low speed, like 1-3 mph. (I guess at higher speed all the other normal noises drown this noise) What can it be? Serpentine belt? EDIT: I changed the noise description from "whistling" to...

The Uconnect map can be useful... A few days ago I got in the Jeep after hours in 95 degrees F. I connected my iphone to Car play for Google maps. I was also talking on the phone. About 8 minutes later the phone got so hot that it shut off. Good thing I had the address I wanted in the Uconnect...