This vehicle has taught me many lessons. It has been my therapist and reliable companion. Here’s to her and another 37 years!

I have a 06 unlimited I have a couple questions i need advice on first one being i pulled all the rugs out and need a recommendation for a bedliner type of solution to cover the floors. I run no top in the summer and it gets wet from time to time so the rugs got all moldy.

Second question is i notice my front driver side sway bar link has been leaning against the frame and its always been like this i asked a mechanic and he said its not much to worry about but it sometimes make a squeaking while accelerating. Is this normal for tj and if not how do i fix it

No ducks, no dash 🤷‍♂️

I have a 2021 jeep wrangler 2.0 Willy’s edition jeep and the exhaust camshaft sensor went out and then it appears the make up air hose broke but I am trying to see if that’s actually what it is. Also in the second picture I was trying to figure out what this connector is. Thank you in advance.

Turned in the Wrangler for a Cherokee L, need all the space. Wonder what roof rack carriers are the best?

Hello everyone,

I just picked up my gladiator a week ago. A 2022 sport s with 16,000 miles on it. I’m trying not to mod it too quick but in order to prepare for the big ones, I like to do my research first.

Can anyone tell me a good lift, lift kit, and tire and wheel setup to go with when I’m good and ready? I heard there’s a potential for re-gearing but I’d like to avoid that if possible.

Thanks in advance everyone!

Hello,

Old man, typing this, I'm the proud owner of a Willys Special Edition. I'm picking it up later today. I'm very happy with everything about the Willys Special Edition. I love the wheels, and the look.

Except for one element of the Jeep. The tan seats, I don't hate the color, its just that the light color will show off the dirt like nobody's tomorrow. So I'm here to ask of suggestions for seat covers - something that isn't too garish looking.

I’m looking at a 2023 with 53k miles and I’ve heard some comments from people saying it’s a bad idea to buy Gladiators. Are there any issues with the Gladiators that make them more prone to issues vs a wrangler?

2015 Wrangler Sport, 128k miles. My Jeep has been running hot. Around 230 at idle, then 238 driving and peaking at 246, according to my flashcal scanner. Even with the top off and the defroster on full blast. I replaced the waterpump and thermostat last March, since it was overheating much worse and left me stuck on the side of the road(dash gage at max, overheat light came on.) I didn't have this issue until the start of this summer. At first I only noticed it happening with the AC on, but it does it with the AC off. The radiator doesn't look dirty, but I hosed it off between the grill slots anyway. I filled and burped the system after using a CO2 tester. I assume the thermostat is okay, but I have not pulled it and tested it to verify yet. I want to pull the grill off and see if there is anything clogging the backside of the radiator or the condenser. I'm really not sure what else to check or where to look. The only thing that's different is I topped it off with purple coolant instead of orange.

(Front wheel drive 2016 jeep patriot) Im guessing its the wheel bearings but I wanna be sure. The noise mostly goes away when turning which is a bit odd, thought it was the tires but got them replaced and it still did it. (Check engine light is for a gascap sensor so don't get on my ass about it)

Just took her for a ride after she’s been sitting for 8 years in my parent’s garage. I moved across the country and just haven’t had the chance to do anything with the Jeep. Don’t see too many of these on the road these days so thought I’d share.

05 Wrangler

Basically the title. It makes me a bit nervous.

Here's a few photos from my trip to Shuteye Peak in the Sierra National Forest to visit a fire lookout tower that was originally established in 1907 and rebuilt in 1957. The trail leading up to it is a great 5/10 OnX rated trail with some fun rock waterfalls heading up to 8,355 ft. I'm a fire lookout for the Forest Service in the San Bernardino National Forest and have recently been visiting a whole bunch of others throughout California.

I'm also new to the community so wanted to say hi. I owned a 1991 and 1998 Jeep Cherokee in high school and college but have since driven a few 4Runners and a Land Cruiser. I don't do much that's extreme but since it's mostly just me and I needed something better for tight, rocky trails, I traded in for a 2026 JL Rubicon and couldn't be happier.