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Replying to: steampower (Feb 18, 2009 11:52 am) I never owned one but you still see them occasionally. Many different body styles that all looked like a miniature version of something else, from a British sports car, to a delivery truck, to a Jeep. Here's a couple pics of the Jeep look-alike called a Farm Off Road or FOR. Look in the background of the red one to see how small they really were compared to the people there.   For a nostalgic look at many more of the same and different body styles click HERE then click on the link at the bottom of each page to see more. |
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My ECTED gave out and auburn is cool and replacing it. The only problem is the shop who did it for me before wants to charge me out the....you know where to replace it. I am experienced with replacing axles and all sorts of engine repair, my question is does anyone have a link helping set the gears so i don't burn them out. My clubs board talks about how i need to buy an OX or Detroit (yes i know they are great but this price is right!!!) , so i am coming here lol. Any help would be appreciated....Thanks!! Axle- Front Dana 30 w/4.10 ratio Any other info need let me know!! |
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I am experienced with replacing axles and all sorts of engine repair, my question is does anyone have a link helping set the gears so i don't burn them out. Go here: ALLDATA, to get twelve months access to the Factory Service Manual (FSM) for $26.95. It contains very specific and detailed information on how to do the job. You can also download a very good generic installation guide here: YUKON, that has some excellent illustrations of what the gear mesh patterns should look like. Personally, I'd go for an ECTED every time over an OX, Detroit, or ARB. 
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I recently purchases a 2007 Wrangler X and don't particularly like the gap between the tires and the fender flares. I am simply looking for tires and wheels that will fill that gap without a lift. Any suggestions (sizes, brand, etc.)? Thanks, A. J. |
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Its nice to see the old jeep faces on here along with some new ones. Its been right at 2 years since i sold my 2005 rubi unlimited due to financial reason from a health issue. Things are slowly getting better for me..I have whats called TMJ which was caused by an auto accident years ago but now in my 40's really walloped me one. Ive had to get braces for my teeth to try and straighten out my bite as my jaw alignment is off which has effected my chewing muscles which in turn has irritated that nerves in my face...causing pain and dizziness...yeah its stinks...but still kickin....Anyway...its been hard these past 2 years seeing all these wranglers out and about and wanting to give the jeep wave...Heck on the way to the office today to play catch up there were 3 with tops off as its in the low 80's right now....darn...i miss my wrangler...if/when this tmj stuff gets better im heading straight to my local jeep dealer as i want a bright blue sierra unlimited....well cheers...hope everyone is doing good.......
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Replying to: jefferson1964 (Mar 08, 2009 1:11 pm) Good luck. tidester, host SUVs and Smart Shopper |
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Replying to: jefferson1964 (Mar 08, 2009 1:11 pm) I understand what you mean, as it only needs a fresh filling that hasn't been shaped properly to completely throw off the alignment of your teeth as you chew, which can be really irritating. What TMJ is to a lumpy filling sounds like what pneumonia is to a sniffle. Good luck with getting things fixed, and keep some brochures around. A picture on a screen doesn't hold a candle to the feel and smell of a glossy brochure. |
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Deal Of The Week - Jeep Wrangler (Edmunds Daily) "Last month, Jeep sold 9,088 Wranglers. That was actually an increase of 2,000 over last year." 
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Replying to: steve_ (Mar 19, 2009 8:54 am) Thanks in advance! |
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Replying to: armymedic (Mar 27, 2009 9:01 pm) Between a '95 and an '00, huge.....it's a totally different vehicle. Between an '00 and an '02, very little.
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