What was done to your JK this week?
08-19-2012, 08:38 PM
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Location: West Haverstraw, New York
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Buy a sheet of decorative aluminum.
buy a small spool of SS wire.
Buy some wire tie anchors.
buy some epoxy.
Buy a few sheets of multi grit sandpaper.
Remove front grill.
Be careful removing the screws on top and the turn
-signals below.
Sand back side of grill around the whole grill area,
until the area feels rough and course.
Attach wire tie anchors to grill with epoxy.
pre-wire the anchors with 6 inches of SS wire.
Cut Decorative sheet to size of grill.
Place sheet onto back of grill, and pass SS wire through
the holes.
"Twist-tie" the SS wire, so decorative sheet is secure to back of grill.
Re-attach grill to front of Jeep.
Step back and be impressed by how great Your Jeep Looks Now.
Wonder why You didn't do that before.
Thank the JK-Forum Group for helping to increase the value of Your Jeep.
Have a Great Day Wheeling!!!
08-19-2012, 09:34 PM
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Originally Posted by afpilot82
Those look huge...why not make the top line up with the tub?
08-20-2012, 12:02 AM
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I haven't noticed any issues with flickering or otherwise. I'll have to further test when it gets darker. Its still pretty light out by the time I call it a night.
I have LED fever now though.
I have LED fever now though.
08-20-2012, 01:20 AM
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Picked her up from the dealer after having the left cylinder head replaced. Looked under the hood and found loose bolts a missing bracket and coolant laying in the bay. Promptly went back in and explained to the manager that if I ever gave back a customer vehicle like that iin the 6 years I worked as an ASE Master Tech, I would be fired on the spot! They fixed all my complaints and all seems well, but that really ticked me off.
Oh....and I performed the procedure to get rid of the seat belt chime
Oh....and I performed the procedure to get rid of the seat belt chime
08-20-2012, 04:00 AM
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Originally Posted by whyjay
Picked her up from the dealer after having the left cylinder head replaced. Looked under the hood and found loose bolts a missing bracket and coolant laying in the bay. Promptly went back in and explained to the manager that if I ever gave back a customer vehicle like that iin the 6 years I worked as an ASE Master Tech, I would be fired on the spot! They fixed all my complaints and all seems well, but that really ticked me off.
Oh....and I performed the procedure to get rid of the seat belt chime
Oh....and I performed the procedure to get rid of the seat belt chime