Jeep Wrangler Sahara

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with a small punch and hammer

Any '97-'06 soft top will fit. However, a '97-'03 top will fit better and tighter since it's specifically made for your year model Jeep. As for brands, any will do just fine. Bestop is nice but somewhat pricy (you get what you pay for). Some more affordable brands are Rugged Ridge, Pavement Ends, etc. Some tops require different soft top frames though. Read all the details ahead of time so you won't be stuck with a top but no hardware to make it fit right.

I just had the same problem .It was my starter if i hit it with a hammer it would start

it is a 15 inch wheel they will measure about 1 inch bigger across then tire size

Well it depends what you mean by "adjust". Since I think you mean angle, there was a kit issued with a lot of ZXs that was made for adjusting the lense in a grey foam container beside the spair. Lots of odd looking circle stuff and suction cup like things. elitearmageddon@hotmail.com Owner of a 1990 300zx Custom N/A (once non-turbo) Converted to Twin Turbo (in under 600.00)

On a jeep wangler (TJ), on each transfer case (two axles = two transfer cases), there are about 10 bolts holding the cover on. There's a metal tag afixed to one or two of the bolts. The leftmost 3 digits, separated by a very difficult to see "period", is the gear ratio. For example, my Dana 30 front axle uses a stock 4.10 gear ratio.

depends how you drive it

No. TJ and JK are not the same.

Jeep Wrangler wheel lug patterns years 1987-2006 are 5X4.5

Jeep Wrangler wheel lug patterns years 2007-2014 are 5X5

Your directional and your hazards are on different circuits and also have different modules to make them "blink". Check your owners manual for the location of both the fuses and the modules.

right where the oil filter is, its that wire that gives you trouble when you try to replace the filter.

Dana 35 or 44 depending on your set up and options

had this problem myself.

very simple- look at the base of the windshield for a small grate. put your tiny fingers in there and pop that piece out. from there, you can ratchet out the hex bolts and start dismantling.

any idea where i can buy new plastic dash sections?

try to look at quadratic.com its for all jeep parts. might be able to find some things there. and thnx

If you don't have 2 keys you'll need to call a locksmith or the dealership. Before you call the locksmith, make sure you have the four digit PIN code to your vehicle. The dealership has the PIN code and will give it to you for FREE with proof of ownership to the vehicle. The can also give you the key code which is helpful at the same time.

Add a key when you already have two:

1) Insert one the programmed transponder keys into the ignition lock cylinder and turn the switch to the "ON" position

2) The key should be in the "ON" position for 5 seconds but not more than 15 seconds. Turn back to the "OFF" position.

3) Within 10 seconds, insert second programmed transponder key into the ignition and turn to the "ON" position. The VTSS ( Vehicle Theft Security System ) or Immobilizer System lamp (depending on model ) should start to flash. An audible tone will indicate the system has entered the " Programming Mode ".

4) Within 45 seconds, turn the switch to the "OFF" position. Insert the new transponder key and turn the switch to the "ON" position. After approx. 10 seconds and audible tone will sound and indicator lamp will illuminate briefly. This will let you know key has been programmed.

5) To add additional keys, repeat steps 1 - 4.

you should always remove the soft top before putting on the hardtop

It's a little early for this to be happening to you, however the one thing that I've had to deal with is the rubber strip at the base of the windshield (on the outside). Mine is dryrotted and leaks down onto my feet when it rains. Watch out though, dealerships want a stupid amound of money to fix it, so be careful. I've not tried to fix mine, i have no carpet and no plugs so my water sits there and eventually drains out, so i didnt worry about it. However with a nice '99 Heeeezy (jeep) you prob wanna fix it... lataaaaaaaaaa

you can replace the zipper. take it to any tarpaulin manufacturer,or to an automotive upholsterer

The new 2011 Jeep Wrangler Unlimited Sport has 6 speakers: 2 6.5"s on the front along with 2 1"s tweeters, and another 2 6.5"s on the sound bar. The Sahara and Rubicon trims both got a factory installed infinity sound system with the same measurements but got an additional subwoofer which makes a total of 7 speakers

Auto parts stores sell a special tool to help you get a good angle on it. The tool hooks up to your socket wrench but runs at 90 degree angle from there. The socket end has a slit through it which you run the 02 wire...

I have a 3" body lift only and 35"s fit on my 92. They rubbed a lil on front offroad, but worked fine on the street. I just swapped to 33's, they look alot better I think.

you would need to change the motor, trans, tcase and wiring harness with computer. as well as exhaust and everything else. if you want a 3.0 truck sell yours and buy one with a 3.0.

Directly bolting up, No! You could look into wobble nuts, they give you a chance to do different sizes but that still may be too far of a spread.

The neutral safety switch is located on the transmission, passengers side.