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We always get questions from our readers looking for more information about how Jeep Wrangler 4wd system and lockers work. Jeep put together a great video that pretty much explains it all. Worth a watch. This not only explains the Jeep locker system but is typical of similar locker systems made by other manufacturers.
Always funny looking. A JK Wrangler with a lift and stock wheels/tires. It’s almost as if the Jeep had an expression of embarrassment, like a dog after a grooming. Hopefully a new set of rubber is on the way.
This old M38 (military CJ-5) sits next to a modern day Jeep Liberty. Mis-matched tires, home made roll bar are just some obvious and interesting details of this old iron.
This section will serve as historical information of the Jeep Wrangler JK Series. Part 2 – 2011-2017 2011 The interior was redesigned and the top received some design changes. Most notably was the larger rear side and hatch windows on both the hard and soft tops. The X model became the Sport. Color matched hardtop …
This section will serve as historical information of the Jeep Wrangler JK Series from 2007 to 2017. 2007 The first year of the new Wrangler JK – Total Sales: 129,077 The introductory year of the totally redesigned Wrangler brought a new body style, engine, transmissions and more. The biggest feature was that a Wrangler was finally available …
Really, we love this model. The 2014 Rubicon X is based upon the 2013 10th Anniversary Edition Rubicon. Packed with all the true Jeep features that all Rubicons have as well as special equipment and appearance goodies that really make this Jeep stand out. A treasure chest of hard-core gear awaits in the Rubicon X. …
Accented with attitude..is what Jeep calls this new special edition JK for 2014. Character is at your core. You humbly seek to help others in times of need. Often, your efforts are unseen – but they are not unnoticed. You are inquisitive, curious and above all, courageous. Make your night live longer and the moment …
Take a quick look at this picture..can you see what’s missing? If you answered the inner axle you were correct. Now what happens if you run your Jeep this way? Could anything be damaged? Answer: You can and you won’t damage anything. The biggest problem is you will get gear oil leaking out of …
Continued from Part 1 – Tighten up the cap and move to the underside of the Jeep. Using a 13mm socket loosen and remove the oil drain plug. Make sure you have a drain oil container ready to catch the oil. After allowing the oil to drain completely reinstall the plug and tighten. plug removal oil draining …
1986 Jeep Laredo Dash Plaque. This plaque celebrated the final year of the CJ series. It reads… “Last of a Great Breed..This Collector’s Edition CJ ends an era that began with the legendary Jeep of World War II” As seen on Andy’s 1986 Jeep Laredo
