Jeep Wrangler Sahara

Depending on engine, it is either a Dana 35 or Dana 44.

obviously your wrangler is a piece of junk and you need to give it to some hobo that will live in it and enjoy a one of a kind none head/brake light jeep wrangler lol. JK JK um i really have no idea but i would sugjest changing the bulbs inside the little plastic cover. If that doesnt work than take it to a dealer and i am sure they will figure it out within no time. :D LOL ALLEN

210 deg F, it should be directly verical on the engine temp gauge.

Headlights have to be adjusted by a licensed facility because it is a state regulated thing. Check in the phone book for professionals that are licensed to do so.

Fine. I've got em on a 99.

about 6 by about 4 ft

The jeep wrangler does not have side airbags in any model or year its not a possiblity with the wranglers constuction.

Look for a plug on the drivers side of the trans at about the half way mark, it is made for a torx bit.

Against the fire wall above the starter on the right side of the vehicle. looks like a big bolt with a electrical connection.

According to the manual, there is no switch. It's push to turn on/off. Mine doesn't work though, and doesn't push in.

The hose goes from the diff to the frame, remove the two brake lines from the block on the diff, remove the mounting bolt, then disconnect the hose from the brake line at the frame. Install then bleed the brakes.

The 2012 Jeep Wrangler has a 3.6 L base engine size.

Federal law prohibits the removal of the converter on cars equipped with them, also nearly every state requires one to be in place in order to pass inspection.

The converter also serves an important purpose on the 99 Wrangler, your PCM measures the difference in readings between the upstream and downstream O2 sensors ( pre and post cat ) to adjust timing and fuel injector trim.

Removing the converter, aside from being illegal, will make the check engine or MIL light stay on permanently ( automatic failure on inspection ) and cause the engine to consume more fuel.

Since the whole section of tubing from the header and including the cat are available from magnaflow for as little as $125 for the TJ Wrangler it really doesn't pay to remove it.

Check out Rockauto, they ship reasonably.

2.0 ????? Firing order for the (2.5L) is 1-3-4-2 For the 6cyl (4.0) it is 1-5-3-6-2-4 ...

We have a 98 and the wire harness from the factory was pulled to tight causing it to break. As it turned out this was a recall idem. Since its been replaced it has been working fine.

I have the same problem, I changed from Catback, still have cracks in exhoust mainifold changing it this week to see if it stops the problem. If not one more check is my fuel tank it is bent under the tank, might be to close to pump. I've been Italy in for the past two yrs so there fuel sucks. In mine the battery was dying. I changed that and it stoped.

No, it will not.

No, the Rubicon was not available in 1997.

My jeep wrangler keeps loking in gears

Driver's airbag module - on steering wheel.

Passenger airbag module - dashboard, right side.

Airbag control module - under center console in front of the gear shifter.

Please remove the battery connections and wait AT LEAST 30 minutes before touching anything.

Yes. The Rubicon is a high line Wrangler.

Yes. The Rubicon is a high line Wrangler.

The limited slip and Trac loc differentials require what Jeep and Chrysler sell as limited slip additive.

ok step by step walk to jeep , open eather front door, lower sun visors, lift both of the black latches directly above sun visors.That should take care of the front now go to the back and open rear door look under side windows you should see 3 torx bolts one both sides. They should be a t40 bit turn them counter clock wise and remove them(be careful not to drop the nuts from underneeth), a nut driver works best. Now, comes the tricky part ,you will need a friend to help and lift the top up and off.

As a general rule, Yes you can remove your Jeep Wrangler's Hard Top. The best way to find out how is to refer to your Owner's Manual.