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PCM or BCM ?
Don't take this for gospel but you should have both. PCM is the powertrain control module and the BCM is the body control module. Each control separate functions within the jeep- TheBlueKJ
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- Forum: KJ General Discussion
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Time for my second water pump replacement?
128K on the original If you have a mechanics stethoscope I would listen to the waterpump that way while youre idling to see if it is coming from there- TheBlueKJ
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- Forum: KJ General Discussion
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Cold weather struggles
I should probably check those out as I've never cleaned them out before. Hopefully they're not too dirty but I do like to floor it to clean out- TheBlueKJ
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- Forum: KJ General Discussion
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Cold weather struggles
This is also true if it happens again I will definitely try this out.- TheBlueKJ
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- Forum: KJ General Discussion
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Cold weather struggles
That's what I'm saying. I was able to idle it and drive around a bit before heading into work and no problems. I just drove home and am on break right now and still no issues. Hopefully it won't act up again as it's due to be getting cold again tonight. Not quite so cold as last night (8*F) but...- TheBlueKJ
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- Forum: KJ General Discussion
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Cold weather struggles
I filled it up Saturday or Sunday maybe Friday is my best guess. I have it warming up right now. And it doesn't just cut off it's a mixture of stalling ad cutting off.- TheBlueKJ
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Cold weather struggles
It shuts down like its running out of fuel but it definitely is not I have at least 14 gallons of gas in the tank and I had it warmed up for about 20 minutes before shifting. Before my buddy picked me up for the gym about an hour later I was able to start it up and move it up and down the...- TheBlueKJ
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Cold weather struggles
Ok so last night I was moving vehicles around in my driveway and I pulled the jeep out and while I was pulling it back into the driveway it died. I tried restarting it and it would turn over and immediately die again. Battery and starter are a non issue as the problem persisted even while...- TheBlueKJ
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What should I do next?
Well if you dont already have a recovery point or skids i would add those in as well along with the lift and more aggressive tires Sent from my iPhone using the power of children's laughter- TheBlueKJ
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- Forum: KJ General Discussion
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What should I do next?
Well what have you done so far and what are you using it for?- TheBlueKJ
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My Blue KJ
Put in my new headunit today this thing is awesome way better than my previous one. Sent from my iPhone using the power of children's laughter- TheBlueKJ
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My Blue KJ
Ok so i did finish both rear axle seals and bearings a couple weeks ago just never got around to updating the thread The pics of the diff are there because i needed to take the c clips holding the axle shafts in were inside there. Sent from my iPhone using the power of children's laughter- TheBlueKJ
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Convertible Bumper
Long time no see! How's Texas treating you?- TheBlueKJ
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- Forum: KJ General Discussion
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MPG drop
I've seen some down right disgusting filters to the point I was surprised the engine could breathe. Cabin air filters were even worse, some had mold on them and to think that's the air those people were breathing- TheBlueKJ
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My Blue KJ
hahaha it won't be a big ass fat ugly bumper I can assure you that! I don't plan on running a winch so it will be a nice skinny bumper, nothing too crazy.- TheBlueKJ
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Out with the old, in with the...
How did I just see this thread? That's an awesome setup, and ever since I got rid of my sub I've been wanting to redo my entire system and possibly add in a sub again. Did you fill that box with any of the stuffing stuff? Or just leave it as is?- TheBlueKJ
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- Forum: Electronics
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My Blue KJ
Current plans for the Jeep are Tomorrow to fix my leaky rear axle seal at work, I'll be replacing both rear seals and bearings since I have to pop the diff cover over to get the shafts out. After that I am going to be building a custom front bumper and eventually a rear bumper as well. I am...- TheBlueKJ
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Frankenlift premium 2 and jba UCA's
He was wondering how to get the rear diff up so he doesn't keep getting hung up on it. Suspension lift won't increase diff clearance only bigger tires will- TheBlueKJ
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- Forum: Lift Kit Discussion
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Frankenlift premium 2 and jba UCA's
Only way to get the diff up is bigger tires. Those are stock sizes most with lifts run 245/75/16, with 4.25" lift and a regear you can go to 265/75/16- TheBlueKJ
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- Forum: Lift Kit Discussion
