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Hi my 3.8 from 2011 with 130.000km at 50kmh makes a striange mumbling vibration. I've changed spark plugs. Today i've changed the wires and the ignition coil. It's seem solved. The old ingition coil has one jack rust.....any ideas?

Been talking to Mel over at EVO about him finally making the move to Arizona next month and that got me thinking, who's left? Literally, everyone that we knew in California who's was the industry is no longer there and article after article, just like the one below, says the same about other industries. 2025 Exodus Out Of California Continues | WEHOonline A 2025 roundup of major companies and well-known brands shifting operations out of California, and the political, cost, and safety reasons supporters cite for the continued exodus. wehoonline.com And, I have to say that it is kind of sad especially being that it really is such a beautiful state. Fortunately, Cindy... Read more

Recently it has been brought to my attention that I post too much bad news. Fair point. This thread is only for funny shit & cool stories. NO NEGATIVE WAVES! View this content on Instagram View this content on Instagram

Having a rack in the back of your Jeep Wrangler JL or JK can help you to pack all your gear a lot smarter. But, for the times you may need to fold down your rear seats and carry something tall enough or big enough to require all the space you'd now have inside, a Hazard 4 Cargo Hammock is the solution that you're going to want. In this video, you'll get to see just how easy it is to install and when needed, remove, fold up and store away. BUY A HAZARD 4 CARGO HAMMOCK ... Read more

Having a rack in the back of your Jeep Wrangler JL or JK can help you to pack all your gear a lot smarter. But, for the times you may need to fold down your rear seats and carry something tall enough or big enough to require all the space you'd now have inside, a Hazard 4 Cargo Hammock is the solution that you're going to want. In this video, you'll get to see just how easy it is to install and when needed, remove, fold up and store away. BUY A HAZARD 4 CARGO HAMMOCK ... Read more

Okay, for those of you who don't live in California or Nevada and have no idea how bad the drought in our neck of the woods has been, this might seem a little over the top but for us, the snow pack up in the Sierra Nevada Mountains is where our water comes from and the more snow we can get, the better. Needless to say, it was super exciting to see some of the white stuff sticking around for the first time this winter and I can only hope to see more of it in the near future. That being... Read more

One of the benefits of living in an area with seasons is that you get to enjoy the fall colors. And, if you live in such an area, we'd love to see your Jeep in the middle of it. Here's a few shots that we took of Moby yesterday enjoying a beautiful autumn afternoon under a canopy of glowing trees!! ... Read more

To who it concerns, Got my first jeep last year. 2014 Jeep wrangler unlimited rubicon 4dr. 23k from GM dealership and I believe 45k miles at the time when I bought it. Been my dream to own one since high school. Have mods done and will post in the forum when I figure out more of it.

Packed and ready. Time to head out!!

Today I found out my dog is some what of a jeep dog!! I was so proud of him this is a pic of him He's such a goof ball at times but that's why I love him! My other dog he's not so much of a jeep dog. LET'S SEE ALL THEM JEEP DOGS!

What are you listening to currently? I know I'm not the only person here who likes to blast music while riding around. I'm a huge fan of modern country and personally I think the singer with the greatest voice is Kip Moore especially in his new single "More Girls like you". Hunter Hayes "Yesterday's Song" is good too, and a new-comer to the country side, Ryan Kinder is going to make some waves with his song "Close". Post up what your favorite songs are, I'm always looking to new music to... Read more

I have to say, I've been getting more and more people who are new to Jeeps and off-roading about internet service on the trail or the lack there of. This is literally to the point where they are asking, with all sincerity about the need for something like Starlink, to help ensure they'd have it. And, this got me thinking, HOW IN THE HELL DID WE EVER SURVIVE wheeling or even life in general before the internet?! The following is a comment that I just got that helps make a point on what I'm... Read more