What did you do to your jeep today?

[BorincanoKJ]

Jbergun

For those who believes everything is possible.
So it will be.

 

[Jbergun]

Oh its gonna happen i have the $$$ just need to figure out the install. I am going to do ome 927/948 and bilstein shocks.

 

[HerronScott]

Why remove the skid plate?
I have ran stock Mopar and a Skid Row on mine and never had any issues with getting to the oil filter
BUT if just cleaning it up it 4 bolts is all that holds it on

No problem getting to the oil filter (did it from the top). I just wanted to drop it to clean up 14 years of oil dripping from prior oil changes before we bought it.

This is the stock skid plate. I started to undo the first bolt and thought wait this looks heavy, how am I going to get it back in place by myself and get the first couple bolts started.

Scott

 

[sota]

2006 Jeep liberty very reliable

wondering if I could make my purchase price back in parting it out, and keeping the bits I need for mine. parts I can think off off the top of my head I'd keep...
rear axle to swap in 4.10's and drop into my jeep
engine (keep it as a spare maybe)
wiring
interior trim bits
seats maybe (if they're in better shape than mine)
exterior trim bits (so I can do up a set in some kind of coating)
maybe the transfer case to do some experiments on

 

[dude1116]

2006 Jeep liberty very reliable

wondering if I could make my purchase price back in parting it out, and keeping the bits I need for mine. parts I can think off off the top of my head I'd keep...
rear axle to swap in 4.10's and drop into my jeep
engine (keep it as a spare maybe)
wiring
interior trim bits
seats maybe (if they're in better shape than mine)
exterior trim bits (so I can do up a set in some kind of coating)
maybe the transfer case to do some experiments on

That's a hoarder mentality in my opinion: "I might need this...I might need that..."

Don't get me wrong. I have it too. And so do most Jeep folks. So I would say pull the trigger if you have the space for it. I, however, do not.

 

[Jbergun]

Does anyone know if these are the right part numbers for the shocks.

Rear. Bilstein 24-185660

Front. Bilstein 24-13916

To work with ome 927/948. I just want to double check before i start ordering.

 

[sota]

That's a hoarder mentality in my opinion: "I might need this...I might need that..."

Don't get me wrong. I have it too. And so do most Jeep folks. So I would say pull the trigger if you have the space for it. I, however, do not.

I think of it more like, I have changes I want to make, but I don't like modifying parts without having a stock replacement to swap back to if things go wrong.

 

[mikejeepstarternoob]

Fixed arb led lights. I had running lights as turns and turns as running lights. LOL

 

[Andyman]

Lift is done! OME 927/948 springs. Bilsteins, JBA UCAs, Teraflex bumps and 1/4 top plate, Extra Iso in rear, ProComp ES9000 Nitros and 2 hockey pucks per side. Tires and alignment done last night. GIANT THANK YOU! for all the advice and knowlege from JeepKJ. Hmm...What to do next?:headbang:

 

[tommudd]

Lift is done! OME 927/948 springs. Bilsteins, JBA UCAs, Teraflex bumps and 1/4 top plate, Extra Iso in rear, ProComp ES9000 Nitros and 2 hockey pucks per side. Tires and alignment done last night. GIANT THANK YOU! for all the advice and knowlege from JeepKJ. Hmm...What to do next?:headbang:

Great now for the next item................
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[teeje]

Chopper got a new muffler and tiphttps://vimeo.com/169268752


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[Jbergun]

Nice grumble this one is mine

https://youtu.be/M-iAl_m93t4

 

[Gyro]

Went for a drive to check water levels on some of the lakes I like to fish and broke loose both rear backing plates on the 07.
One is rattling and the other is scraping on the rotor.
But I have referb'd ones off the 06 that were replaced with new last fall.
First big test for the new garage,can I get the Jeep in at an angle enough to pull both axles.
Might as well change the engine oil and filter and rotate the tires while I'm at it.

Gyro

 

[sota]

State Farm is willing to pay a repair shop to fix my crashed car.
Or I can take the $2040 estimate as a payout.
Them fixing it would be a complete and utter lipstick on pig deal.
There's SO many other things wrong with it that it'd literally be throwing good money after bad.

 

[uss2defiant]

grab that money and spend it on that libby

 

[TwoBobsKJ]

Fixed arb led lights. I had running lights as turns and turns as running lights. LOL

I did the exact same thing :emotions34:

:gr_grin:

 

[TwoBobsKJ]

Lift is done! OME 927/948 springs. Bilsteins, JBA UCAs, Teraflex bumps and 1/4 top plate, Extra Iso in rear, ProComp ES9000 Nitros and 2 hockey pucks per side. Tires and alignment done last night. GIANT THANK YOU! for all the advice and knowlege from JeepKJ. Hmm...What to do next?:headbang:

NIIIICE!!!

Well done - and just a word to the wise: Once the Jeeper Disease gets started it's very difficult to control :help::happy175::happy175: :waytogo:



Bob

 

[sota]

grab that money and spend it on that libby

funny part is, I have all the pieces to fix it myself, minus the fender.
and as for the libby, I have a pile of parts to go in on it.
the neon needs a clutch.

seriously thinking of taking the cash. now if I could just find a fender...

 

[TwoBobsKJ]

Washed, waxed and generally pampered the old KJ.

By the way, loving the ride of the JBA coilovers. MUCH smoother yet more firm than the previous setup. Trying to decide if I want a set of Monroe Load Leveler shocks in the rear. I have 90,000 miles on the Bilsteins and they're about toast. Anyone want to convince me either way...?

I may have a set if JBA 1/4" top plates available - haven't made up my mind yet :emotions34:

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Bob

 

[Leeann]

Picked up a big bolt in the right front tire leaving work. Tire place at the top of the street is patching it now.

Looked like a 7/16" body bolt.