My bumpstops where already chewed out and almost non existant.
My caravan has a near 300 kilo ball weight and at 40 Psi it levelled it out nicely. Thats with King HD springs.
If you want yo run over 40 Psi you can get kevlar sleeves for your airbags. Which where about $80 a pair.
Replaced the rear diff fluid, credit to Jeep they made the covers on the WH's far better at popping off than thhe XJs! Still ended up with some diff oil on the floor but hell thats part of Jeep ownership
Diff looks great for a car with 200k+ kms on it and after a blast with brake clean all the particles are gone and will have to slap some Penrite in there which should help with the QD disengagement chatter I had been getting.
Ripped the car apart looking for a clunk and found two! Swaybar endlinks and the amp was loose in its brackets.
Removed my spare as part of tracking it down and found its flat and that a 265/70/R17 rubs a little back there, can see why so many in the US have to relocate their spare.
While I had everything apart I thought I'd mock fit up some things in the back of my car. Fridge sits below the level of the false floor to make access easier and allow my fridge to be fully opened.
The fridge sits about 40-50mm lower without the false floor in which allows the lid to be opened fully with both just the glass open and the rear door.
Air compressor is sitting up the back at the moment but not sure if I'll leave it there or raise it up on a platform so longer items can be stashed under it.
Ripped the car apart looking for a clunk and found two! Swaybar endlinks and the amp was loose in its brackets.
Removed my spare as part of tracking it down and found its flat and that a 265/70/R17 rubs a little back there, can see why so many in the US have to relocate their spare.
You can do the tow bar modification to allow 265/70R17's in there fully inflated. I still have my worn 245/75R17 in there for now (essentially the same rolling diameter), however I will be doing the tow bar mod shortly so that I can fit my muddy in there and have a matching spare.
I installed a Flashlube Catch Can Pro on my 2005 WH Grand Cherokee last weekend. Here is a video I made, it includes a parts list and a bit of an overview of how I mounted it etc. Could be good for others installing this can. I couldnt find much info myself so hope this helps other. Cheers Lee!
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