With all the options the wrangler possesses for configuration, I'd like to have a small toolset for the trunk compartment so that if I feel like taking the doors off or lowering the windshield, I can do so at a moments notice.

So, I was wondering if someone knows of a JK toolset that can be purchased or assembled. exactly what size wrenches, screwdrivers, etc. does one need to handle the JK?

Please post em here.

I need to know what tools are used to:
-lower windshield
-remove doors
-remove sidesteps
-remove soft-top
-am I missing anything?

Thanks,
Mark

 

I have 2 socket drivers (small handled 3", and large handled 6"), three Torx sockets (30, 40 and 50), a short and long 13 mm socket, a shop towel, my wheel lock, the door nuts, and those little rubber things that help retain the door strap. I can do everything but the sidesteps (probably another size socket if not 13mm). It all stays in my glove box, and the dealer gave me a little sack for all of it.

 

Thats fantastic. Thanks Zoomzoom, that's exactly what I was looking for. I'll have to gather the same stuff.

If anyone knows of a retail version that can be purchased in a nice little kit, please post.

Thanks,
Mark

 

Zoomzoomjr - What little sack did the dealer give you? Something that says "Jeep"???

Markderidder - read your PM.

Thanks!

 

www.harborfreight.com There tools aren't the best but, they are cheap. So if someone breaks into your jeep, you are not out to much cash. I learned on my first jeep not to leave expensive tools in your jeep. They got me for about $400.00 worth of snap on and craftsmen.

 

No, unfortunately not, I have a retarded dealer that gave me a "Dodge" one. I took a sharpie and blacked out the name. I think I might get a "Badge" to cover the marker marks too. But the bag came with some cleaners that will never see a jeep. My dad can use them on his mustang though.

 

I went to Lowes and spent $15 on the bits, and everything else I took out of my garage. I probably have 3 socket sets, and my dad has more.



No, unfortunately not, I have a retarded dealer that gave me a "Dodge" one. I took a sharpie and blacked out the name. I think I might get a "Badge" (patch) to cover the marker marks too. But the bag came with some cleaners that will never see a jeep. My dad can use them on his mustang in exchange for the large ratchet I took from one of his sets.