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Got new shocks. World of difference.

Thanks for all the input. Sounds like Herculiner is the one. Thanks again!

Future weekend project is to take out the carpet and use a roll on liner on my 06 TJ. I've been researching some and read reviews. Of course every product has some good and bad. I haven't seen any from someone who has had it in their Jeep for more than a year. Anyone used a roll on liner and...

Sorry I didn't add pics. Amazingly the advice I got from people was not worthless even though I didn't have pics.

I put pb laster on it. Squeak stopped. Rubber looks almost gone though.

A guy at work said wd40 would be fine. Any reason why it shouldn't?

Its a 06 TJ with 88k miles. 4" skyjacker with hydro shocks. Been on there for 6 years. Also has a procomp steering stabilizer.

Side note, it seems to be coming from the front left side.

A squeak showed up about a month ago. Anytime I move in my jeep is squeaks. When I get in, when I'm driving, even if you just push on it. Had it serviced last week and they hit all the grease points. No help. I cleaned up my brakes, but that didn't help either. Any other suggestions? It...

Anyone in Greenville want to do a meet up? Nothing big just all get together and look at our jeeps and see if we want to plan a project on someone's jeep or hit a trail. Respond if interested and we can plan it.

A lot of jeeps are California compliant and have 4 O2 sensors on them. They are not hard to change. There is a socket you can get at any auto parts store that makes it easier. Most auto parts stores will read the code for you and get you the right part. I changed mine on my 06 TJ in no time.

I have a 4" short arm skyjacker lift on my 06 TJ. Is has been on it for 75000 miles or since 2007 whichever way you wanna look at it. As it stands, my jeep fits my needs nicely, but I always wished I had gone with a long arm lift instead of the short. I am sure at some point I will need to...

I got a quadratec replacement top for my 06 tj. Not the highest quality one going, but for where I live(sc) it isn't a bad option. Its queit enough and the stitching seems to be OK. Bestop is the surest way to go to know you get a good one. To each their own. Good luck!

As an update, the resistor was the problem. It was tight getting back to it. The wiring harness was a pain to disconnect. Once I got the old one out is was easy. Thanks for the help forum friends.

Its an 06 TJ. I just picked up the resistor and am gonna replace it as soon as I get home from the gun store. Thanks for all the help.