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I'm pretty sure I read the rubber mallet idea on here somewheres in the past, but I've been asleep since then.......lol I Found a sticker shop on ebay that made them for me.

Sheew Lordy Mercey, I know what you mean Terry. My significant other, her sister and pretty much all of my neices are twilight-a-holics. Her sister has a 2 week old baby girl and when I went up to visit day before yesterday, they had her wrapped up in a Twilight shirt. :roll:

you can also get a couple of cheap rubber mallets at the hardware store and slice them and use for spacers. ;)

Sweet!! Looks like a blast! Thanks for sharing your pics with us.

Here ya go.

I'll Play. :p

Sweet ! Looking forward to your wheeling pics. Maybe get you a cool air intake. Help the engine breathe and be happy. :) lol

As the other guys have stated, Sending Unit is most likely the culprit. I had the same problem and that fixed it.

I've still not gotten a Jeepz sticker yet, but will soon.

It was dry season here, so I had to compromise. :D

Let the Truth be told. :deadhorse:mooooh-(

Sweet!! Now you will have to go pull some old bushes out of the ground to test it out. That's what I did. LOL!!

Nice Rig!

My temps run 210 year round. Never had a problem.

I'm not familiar with the ES mounts, but Daystar has some really good reviews. They also have a limited Lifetime Warranty.

It's not a clanking or box of rocks sound, I guess it almost seems like the transmission is dry or somthing until it warms up and get to circulation ATF?

Just recently, I've noticed after my Jeep has been sitting overnight, I start it and go to reverse there is a noise coming from the transmission. I can put it back to neutral or park and it quits. The Transmission fluid level is correct and last fall put new filter and fluid in. After it warms...

Does it have the mounting locations for the factory fog lights?

Another Vote for Jeep....... :piratenanner: