What have you done to your JK this week? 2.5M Views

[dom83]

Fitted my Arb covers, and flexed it on a fork.



Still needs a few more tweaks to max out the travel but it’s not too bad for what it is now.







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[dom83]

Tested out all the new gear, found some issues but nothing too major.








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[Jeep'ers]

Well over last two weeks I’ve been redoing the rear end... so installed rear bar, jigged my Hilift jack mount a little to mount on the swing out of bar... redid my rear camp lights, installed led strip for the rear tail gate area, and
replaced license plate light lol

[dom83]

Replaced the tensioner pulley on the side of the road today, I had a new one in the back of the Jeep as I suspected it was dodgy but hadn’t got around to it yet.


Here is what was left of the one that failed, there were some other bits of plastic shards that I collected too.


For anyone that has to do this the bolt holding the pulley on is a torx drive.
Shouldn’t be an issue for anyone who owns a jk though I guess.

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[Jeep'ers]

Originally Posted by dom83

Replaced the tensioner pulley on the side of the road today, I had a new one in the back of the Jeep as I suspected it was dodgy but hadn’t got around to it yet.


Here is what was left of the one that failed, there were some other bits of plastic shards that I collected too.


For anyone that has to do this the bolt holding the pulley on is a torx drive.
Shouldn’t be an issue for anyone who owns a jk though I guess.

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Lucky you had the part bud!!

[Jasen]

Got shut down due to Covid.

Busy couple of weeks.

Daughters Kj Cherokee; Replace rear trailing arms, Boomerang [diff loactor], rear shocks, front disc pads & outer tie rod ends.

My Ranger ;Front drive shafts , upper & lower ball joints.

And finally my Wifes Jk Wrangler had its radiator replaced with a full aluminium unit. An easier job than I initally thought.

Only thing left to do is source a lift kit. Then fit it.

[st_za]

I used our regional public holiday to sit inside my Jeep in the rain with the dash taken apart .



I installed my Alpine Halo9 head unit and while I had the dash taken apart, replaced the 12v cigarette lighter with a Narva dual-USB socket. I had 12V power with a USB socket behind the dash that I used to power my VMS, which I reused to power a wireless charging pad duct taped to the bottom of the single din pocket below the head unit.

I also had to replace the video cable for the reverse camera because it came out from being tucked under the carpet and got pinched in the back seat's hinge.

I installed my new OBD2 HUD (the little screen above the instrument cluster), 2 Gopro handle bar mounts with selfie-stick phone holders and another mount with a Gopro sticky mount foot stuck to the UHF handset holder.

I finally installed my Rugged Ridge A-pillar switch pod for a switch to power a front camera and camping lights but those are projects for another day.

I also learnt how to take most of the dash apart after I dropped a bolt and washer down the dash the first time I put the Vector dash bar back on, which turned a 2 hour job into a 6 hour job .