Jeep Wrangler Rubicon

how many quarts of what, MILK? If you mean oil then with the 4.0 IL6 then 6 quarts. put some oil in the new filter before installing it.

The panel for the heater under wind screen just clips in remove the panel and you will be able to remove the center bezel.

Yes they will.

You can get adapters to convert the 5x5 pattern to the 5x4.5. Most adapters are approximately 1.25 inches thick, so an adapter on each side will effectively widen the track an additional 2.5 inches unless you get a wheel that has the same amount of positive offset.

yes it will fit1997-2006

if you mean turn signals not returning to neutral (turning off automatically) it is called a clock spring and requires the removal of the airbag and some steering components to replace. If I remember right the part was $150 or so. I was told this was a common problem.

It depens on how much lift is on it, but without a lift you should comfortably be able to fit 33x8 sized tires on them with little or no rubbing.

No it will not.Only Years 99 to Present Grand Cherokee wheels that has the bolt pattern of 5x127 the Bore is 71.5..Check the Bore Chevy G-Series have a Bore of 78.3...So check it before buying...

Yes they will fit cause i have a 92 roadmaster and they fit perfect

Between the front seats, mounted in the same enclosure as the speaker. The only reason I know is I blew the subwoofer and when I pulled it, I found the amp!

A 2005 Jeep Wranger Rubicon with the 4.0 6 cyl engine requires 6 quarts of oil.

I assume you mean rear axle lock...

The axle lock function works as follows: Push the switch in once to lock the rear, twice to lock the front as well. Then pushing the switch will unlock/relock the front. With just the rear locked, pull the switch twords you to unlock the rear. Or you can move the transfer case lever to 2WD, which will disengage the lockers.

The manual transmissions are all pretty good. Except if you are 17 years old, then they fail on a regular basis along with all the other components of your Jeep. Shock loading is the culprit. Soften up a bit and all those drivetrain parts will last much longer. The automatics are OK, not the best. As with all automatics, you have a finite service life...maybe 100,000 miles before replacement. Manuals will normally last longer if treated decently.

remove the top dash panel closest to the windshield, then remove mounting screws for dash module.

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Its probably a bad throwout bearing. Only one thing can do that. You eight have worped rotors or worped drums. You can find out wich one it is by engaging the emergancy brake SLOWLY and if you feel it its the rear and if you dont it the front. You need to be VERY carful when you do this. Driving slow and on a side street. Ray

Get in. Close the door without starting the engine.2- turn the ignition to on. 3- do up and undo the seat belt within 10- seconds and turn the key to the off position. Watch that the red seatbelt light goes out. Then it's set. To reactivate repeat the procedure. Then why would you ever want to. But still you just might.

Check the door seal under the door, it may be bad.

All '03-'12 Jeep Wrangler Rubicons have 4 seat belts. 2 in the front, 2 in the rear.

Help it breathe, install free flowing intake, and larger exhaust with fewer restrictions and you should gain some.

There are also performance chips out that will tune your engine for high performance as opposed to high mileage as it is now.

Yes. Why would it be any different than a Non-Rubicon variant so far as safety is concerned?

Cherokee wheels will fit, they have the same bolt pattern, just be aware of the different offset JK wheels are 5x5 and will not fit a YJ which is 5x4.5

Top of the transmission bell housing.

Yes and no. Some 15" wheels will fit with no problems whatsoever. However, many 15" wheels will require grinding of the calipers or will not fit at all due to the larger brakes of '07- newer Wranglers. Do research on the wheels you like beforehand to make sure they will fit properly and safely and so you won't be stuck with wheels that do not fit.

Yes you can, BUT you have to buy a adapter because of the difference of the bolt pattern. Do a search for spidertrax TJ wheel spacers.