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Climb under jeep.
Look around the caps for a couple bolts and a couple screws . Remove them. Remove caps. Its that easy. Watch for falling dirt.:whistling2: |
Originally Posted by 97xjsport
anyone know how to remove the frontand rear bumper caps? pictures would be great. thanks
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Originally Posted by RockStarATL
(Post 794629)
nah never been a cashier but the locking drawer safes are pretty cheap...less than 40 bucks...they also have the keypad ones for a decent price as well
Originally Posted by JeepRutz85
(Post 860621)
Made my own throttle body spacer, thinking about doing an intake manifold spacer next?
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Originally Posted by xj_maniac_newb
Don't have pics, but the fronts just unbolt easily with one bolt on top and two on the bottom. Rears come off with two on bottom and one on top....mine was a real ***** to get off, well the back ones were cause the thing that holds the top bolt just spun... |
start of build
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Today I painted the spare wheel to match the other wheels on the ZJ
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A little Dupli-color goes a long way second coat and third and final coat with tape removed
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Originally Posted by 97xjsport
I tries the two on the bottom in the fron for each one. They also just spun. I havent given the back ones a good try yet. Thanks a lot. |
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Well putting on the brush guard is a little more hassle than expected. Any time in see in the istructions it only takes 15 minutes expect 5 hours with major modifications. The bolts broke on the jeep when I was trying to losen them and I had to modify the bracket so it would fit up in the jeep. I will be welding the brackets on next weekend to support the brush guard better. but after all done and said that will be a cake walk from the rest of the job.
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Originally Posted by dukie564
(Post 870183)
tape up the inside of the hole. You don't want any spray getting on the underside of the cover anyways.
Here's mine after a fresh coat of paint: http://i54.tinypic.com/1z3vwhu.jpg You know waterless hand cleaner works great at cleaning up all the rubber and plastic. Then wipe it all down with tire shine and all the black plastic and rubber will look brand new. |
Originally Posted by hercman
(Post 872919)
You know waterless hand cleaner works great at cleaning up all the rubber and plastic. Then wipe it all down with tire shine and all the black plastic and rubber will look brand new.
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Originally Posted by 97xjsport
(Post 871704)
I tries the two on the bottom in the fron for each one. They also just spun. I havent given the back ones a good try yet. Thanks a lot.
use a 10mm, box end of wrench had enough angle for it to fit right on, I would assume the front is similar from me looking at it, the fronts with be messed with in spring, once you take out bolt on the rear, you pull the plastic out from the wheel well just a bit to clear then the plastic piece slides off to the rear. |
thanks
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heres my dash and doors and steering wheel
Attachment 38679 Attachment 38680 Attachment 38681 Attachment 38682 heres the back storage box and cover i made (tired of having low lifes seeing what i got in the back Attachment 38683 |
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Originally Posted by jeepX-jay
(Post 876136)
heres my dash and doors and steering wheel
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