Are bushwacker flares supposed to be a pain in the *** to line up in the rear?! Lol

 

I think the ball joint test is to do the same except you grab at the 1 and 7 position.

 

Still feel them dragging and it pulls to the left when braking

 

Hit it with a hammer. Then take the caliper off and spin the wheel.

 

I recently noticed that pretty much all the rubber bushings in the front end need replacing, ball joints too but that's a whole topic I think.

I just want to replace all the rod bushings in the front. But, I'm having trouble figuring out which parts to buy.

The rods and ends all seem fine so I thought I could just replace the bushings. Then I read a lot of people saying to just replace the entire ends.

Okay, but then when you look at the Chilton's or haynes diagrams they're called the "tie rod" and "center link".

Some places call this a drag link too I'm guessing. Then there is left and right ends with left and right threading and my head starts spinning. Who's left and right anyway? Facing the front of the car, or the way the car is facing?

Could somebody please explain what I need to get this done? I'm pretty darn sure that just replacing the bushings on the end of both of those rods (I already have a trackbar bushing kit that's going in when I do the tie rods) will do the trick.

Thanks a million.

 

Can someone help me find a write up or a wiring diagram with colors for the cr012 wiring harness so I can get this stereo wired up? Or is it just like to like color? Idk what wires need to be hooked up n which dont, most of the wires have caps on them it came out of my tC

I sound like a noob I can do this I just like having a guide for reference with pictures lol

 

Tie rods just have dust boots, no bushings. If they are still new, you can just get new boots for them.

 

Do google search for wiring diagram for jeep and your stereo.

 

Thanks. Can you tell me how many I'd need to replace them all? And, can I put the poly ones in there where the center link attaches to the pitman arm?

Also, does it take two boots for each end? Thanks.

And, is this what you're talking about?

 

I have the scosche wiring harness that plugs into the jeep harness im trying to wire the harness to the headunit harness lol but from the looks its all just match the colors I just dunno which ones I dont need lol

 

http://snowboard247.blogspot.com/200...ring-info.html

 

i recently attempted to hook my after market stereo. i soldered all the connections where they were supposed to be. when i turned on my jeep. none of my gauges in my insturment cluster, odometer, and interior lighting stopped working. ive been checking fuses and havent found any blown. what did i do?

 

What year? If it's '92 or newer check for the DOME fuse under the dash.

 

Its one of the small fuses in the fuse box under the hood

 

its a 2000 xj