HELP!! Broken Bracket
damn that sucks Renzo, I'm guessing maybe it cracked while we were wheeling? 
I just looked at your profile and see you have the skyjacker lift, they've been know to break the track bar brackets off the axles, front and rear. You definitely should do what WOL said. Do a search you'll find some threads on the subject.
Good luck

I just looked at your profile and see you have the skyjacker lift, they've been know to break the track bar brackets off the axles, front and rear. You definitely should do what WOL said. Do a search you'll find some threads on the subject.
Good luck
you didn't mention what bracket you broke? I'm ONLY gonna guess the track bar bracket...and these are notorious for breaking with the extra leverage exerted on them by...wait...you guessed it...AFTERMARKET LIFT KITS...so you say it's 'their' part that broke...well thats most likely because of the stress YOU put on it with aftermarket parts...I'm with RCJeeper on this (your not a minority brother!)
well i won and the dealership is paying for it. all it took was a small temper tamtrum in the showroom. And a loaner car magically appeared. One for the good guys!!! the pic that someone posted was great but my part broke on the front. anyone have the same kind of pic but the front undercarriage? or wait...is that the front????????? im lost
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well anyways, stick around the forum and search some things out, take some time out and crawl around your Jeep to learn more about it and how and why everything works, and breaks...maybe spare yourself a tantrum next time
well anyways, stick around the forum and search some things out, take some time out and crawl around your Jeep to learn more about it and how and why everything works, and breaks...maybe spare yourself a tantrum next time
well whatever it takes to not have to pay for it to be fixed. I also learned out of this that there is a place rght by me that all they do is fix jeeps. cool guys also. in Keyport nj. ill get the place name.



....I can't agree with this logic, but I suppose everyone has their own interpretation of personal responsibility