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My experience is big bright beams on the front hardly get used. They never are aimed were you need them and most of the time someone is in front of you on the trail making the use a mute point. A Hand held spot light for when you need a look around is awesome. Then some lighting for all around...

I wouldn't invest any money in Fram regardless if they aren't making them. Cut you next couple open. You'll find cardboard, string and everyone is made a little different then the last one. STP makes them also a #25 and is a much better filter. Purolater, Wix, and Napa are great too. I have...

It could be just a sending unit. But remember your the one that has to buy a motor. Get it checked or figure out a way to check yourself. You could buy a sending unit cheaper then an hour of diag at a shop. But the ball is in your court. (I doubt anything is seriously wrong) But it is serious...

OK POST hi-jACKIng!!! STICK'EM UP!!!!! Harley?? (I'm NOT a Ricer jap bike poser look at me wheelie POS punk kid or nothing) I am however a MOTORCYCLIST!! BUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUT You couldn't get me to own a Harley!! Being a OVER PRICED out dated YUPPIE lawyer look how badass I am on Sunday...

I'll add to the chugging comment. Two other things to keep an ear out for is "pinging" This is a light ping sounded caused by detonation from too heavy of a load. (There are other reasons for pinging but we'll stick with your question.) Also if you have to feather the clutch too much to get a...

As you probably assume oil pressure isn't trival. So unless you prove mechanically by yourself I would at least let a dealer tell you the problem. Then you can make an educated decision on whether you can repair it or not. I would bet you have some sludge build up in the motor from a previous...

I guess that is what happened to the guys Bronco I half rescued last summer. He went in deep and almost across the hole when she died. Never started again. We tried the solinoid, tapping the starter, checking for power and voltage drop. All was working but it did nothing. I figured the sarter...

damn Chrysler screws again! Not sure if anyone is interested. I am about to install my pusher fan off a V6 Nissan Frontier/Xterra. (It is an auxillary AC fan) I haven't spent any time on it as far as hardware and switching. But the fan assembly should be under a $100 at any dealer. I figured...

We won't burn ya at the steak for that comment. Because we know you are still delirious from your crash. Just give in, own one and you will UNDERSTAND what we mean. Oh and add a little $250 trailer so you have your pick up bed when you need it. Or you might have to get another Maaazduh and we'll...

Do I Have The Tow Package? That's a hell of a "trail ready Jeep." I would bet something will need to be adjusted, fixed, or changed. Because nobody sells "YOUR" perfect Jeep for $5,500 that they dumped that kind of change into. But I bet it will perfect enough. I would check it out and bring...

That's the only one I can answer,......... yup!!!! But not enough to live with the the 700r4.

I have always called them Hurricane mags......................... I just dated myself didn't I? :roll:

No offence but this is who I am so I'll appologize now.............. Ok I will be the blunt one of the group. Your beating the shit out of your rig...period!!! Your going to beat whatever you own, ricer, chryler Jeep or even the willy's. But buying a tougher "older style" rig would help, but...

Heck yea hope all goes well. Your going to love the new shoulder though, so it will be worth it. Just like a Jeep you gotta replace a few parts to keep ya going. :wink:

To keep it from getting out of control messy I would stick this the manual scrapper. Screw driver, chisel, gasket scrapper,carpet knife etc... Tough stuff ain't it?!?!?

DOH!!! Ram steering, I get it I get it!!!

Is that a hydrolic ram in place of his front track bar??? Now I am confused..........................

CONGRATS MAN!!! I just had my 13 yr in July. Love is a great thing, Wifes aren't bad either!!

Agreed they were designed as a car transmission then made (or just tossed into trucks) I have had a couple and they are a pain in the a$$. Shift into fourth at 30mph drove me nuts. And yes you can fix it but it mainly is a bandaid job not really a cure. The TH350 is proven to be the choice. Of...

Just a guess but it could be IAC valve or a engine coolant temp sensor. Both help when the engine thinks it is cold. Obviously it shouldn't be cold unless yours is not heating up do to a stickiy T-stat. Two other things, if you have air each time the clutch of the compressor kicks in it adjusts...