Awesome content keep it up brother. May I have your business email address/instagram? We're the pro auto lighting company for nearly 10 years and we're looking forward to do a sponsorship with you!

Nice

what's the easiest way to find out the actual gear ratio? my 2.5L on 31" runs like crab when on inclining roads; i assume it has 3.73 but i'm not sure...

Nice TJ. Great video

Why don't you unplug the green plug so you can pull all the wires out of the way so you can get to it easier?

would be a whole lot easier if you take the tires off!

Can you share the link to where you purchased the new buckles?

Awesome, thanks for showing the 5/16th and the lil red clips. Great job bro

So how is the steering feel now?

Thanks very helpful video! replaced my 2003 wrangler passenger seatbelt with an aftermarket - corbea brand. But unfortunately now the back of the seat wobbles a bit maybe because I didn’t reattach those washers on the seat belt bolt.. I didn’t have to remove seat just removed the center console. That

Great job with documentation. I've been looking all over to confirm the belt length. That's worth a like and a sub from me.

Thanks for your helpful video! I've never taken my soft top off my 98 TJ and it helped watching the process. It sounds like you live close to racetrack!

I found it wasn't the Switch, it was the Resistor.

Best video I came across detailing this, thank you sir!

Looking forward to your TJ build should be a fun project . Subscribed .

I'm very jealous!

Should be a fun project! Sometimes other people's fixes make you wonder what they were thinking lol

Looks like a fun project!

Big time thanks. You saved me a lot of money and time. $29 for the resistor. Lots of corrosion on my 2006 LJ, the old resistor literally showed rust. Thanks to user-bq5kr9tl8s, when I couldn't get the wiring harness to budge, I pulled the assembly and luckily the old resistor allowed my to use pliers to get a grip on it with some WD40 to rock it in there with gravity helping. Finally free. Saved myself time next time by only tightening the bottom screw which was easy to access. I also pulled the screw from the wiring harness for more hand room (rusty one in your video). Of note, the red clip was easier to slide to the open position with a small screwdriver.

Thanks for the video! I had a hard time getting the clip off while in place so I removed the screws and took out the resistor pack first. Also, I had better luck pushing the red clip out from behind with a small screwdriver rather than trying to pull it out from the front.

Thank you. Gotta do this myself as I have lost low.

Thanks for the video. I just fixed my friend's 2005 TJ by doing this. I also removed the neon green connector by undoing the christmas tree clips behind it, so I could get better access to the top bolt/screw

Brother, great video. My 2002... just a little different. "Where did the ashtray go?!?!" There was a screw behind it. You saved my bacon.

So after 8 months, how is the Hella/Auxito combination working out?

Thanks so much for this video! I had the same exact problem. I bought the part on Amazon and installed it and now all fan settings work! It was a real pain to get to it but I managed to get it done thanks to watching your video!

What manufacturer bumper hoop is that? Do you think it would set flush with the front of the stock TJ bumper?

Watched your whole series on the bumper and winch. Liked them so much I subscribed and watched the rest of your other videos. Keep up the good work!

If you can find an old swivel stool, take off the padded seat (if it has one) and mount a piece of rounded plywood (mine is 24") to the swivel seat base. This setup makes a great small/medium size parts paint carousel. Its sturdy, saves time, reduces chances of walking around and bumping items to the ground. I've been watching your vids and really enjoyed them. I love the detailed instructions and explanations while you do the projects.

Try tapping the cam in with a dead blow mallet. Cam might need to slide in .25 inch more

Have you made the switch to better headlights? Leave a comment below and let others know how your experience went!

Very handy. I have been using the brand "seat jackers" for my jl wrangler and tacoma

Ever use rustoleum rust converter? I love that stuff

I really like the traditional lens jeep look....maybe I'm just getting old 🤣

Love it. I'll be watching. I have a JL and am planning on picking up a TJ to tinker with. Cheers!

Is that a 31x10.50x15 spare on the back? I just went to 31s. Did the spare fit ok or did you have to modify the tire carrier?

Great video...thanks for the easy to follow steps and commentary.

kzbin.info/www/bejne/i4KrYoqBmrqJnas Here’s one that’s pretty detailed

I’m going to bet it’s going to be the blower motor resistor. Usually when they go bad it only blows in high setting. If you google it or look on KZbin you’ll see how to change that. Its an easy part to change and a common problem. It’s mounted under a plastic cover below your glove box. Sometimes though the connector to the resistor is melted

Very cool TJ and one with a good platform to start making it your own. I have an '05 TJ Rocky Mtn with the AMC 4.0 I6, 3.73 gears, lsd and a Dana 44. I recently completed the build and now looking to Raptor line it since it's black and has a lot of rough paint spots with the usual hood crows feet. Plus I won't have to worry about off road pinstriping again. I had those stock Ravine rims on 32" bfg ko2's. Stayed with the 32" ko2's but unfortunately those Ravines had to go because of the lack of back spacing, was rubbing. Anyway, I'm sure you will have fun customizing this ole TJ.