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NJ Pine Barrens in March 2024

Mine is a 21 2.0 liter. It’s much better than stock on the road. Amazing improvement in handling.

Yes. I drive it daily. I’ve taken it off road in few places like AOAA.

Slowly, but surely, the passenger rear door harness is becoming more and more difficult to disconnect. It seems like the little lever that you press to have it release, isn’t releasing. Anyone have this problem? Any solutions?

Yes they are

Yes, Sands Point, NY

Those are great! Where is that?

I installed Rubicon Rock rails in anticipation of my trip to AOAA next week. I know they are limited in the amount of protection they provide, but they were $30 so, better than nothing.

My daughter took this pic and I thought I’d share.

I enjoy the SOT and open it every chance I get, but if I'm honest, I wish I just had a soft top. I take the doors off when weather permits and the look of the Jeep with the doors and top off is just so cool. My next Jeep will have a soft top.

I keep a bolt, same threads, just a bit longer, in the jeep for just such an emergency. The longer bolt reaches the threads and pops the check strap right out.

Can someone tell me the part number for the bulb that is out in the fender? Sorry for it being sideways...work computer.

Yeah, I was on my way to work before anyone was awake this morning and was hoping someone knew a trick.

First day with the doors off this year. Is there an easy way to set the passenger side mirror?

I love it. I live in NY, so I only get to go off road a few times a year. On road is better than stock and off road has been just awesome. If I had it to do over again, I would choose the same lift.

Here is the aftermath.

Cleaned it up. Started it. Let it run for a few minutes. Jeep was warm. Shut it down. Waited a few minutes. No leaks. Did I fix it? LOL

Yes, clean as a whistle and 5 quarts. I will clean it and start it.

It was not there before the oil change. I changed it myself.

Is that common at 29K miles?