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I had the same problem before and it ended up being the neutral safety switch on the trans. I am told that it is pretty common for these.

I have always had very good luck with the Mopar Sealant. The black Permatex, I think is pretty much the same.

Welcome aboard!

Quadratec has an underhood light kit for fairly cheap. It looks to be the same set up as what is on my '06 TJ. Has wring, lamp assemby and all necessary hardware.

I did, I talked to her HR dept., which is in southern Va. Not even on site. I am thinking that not getting in there is/was a blessing. I hate to roll a dealership under the bus, but damn. Chrysler made a bad decision by not closing that dealer and giving the franchise to someone else.

Gotcha, good to know. I will need to change axles when I swap the Hemi into my TJ. Thanks for the info. Sorry if I pirated your thread.

What is the drawback with the Rubicon d44s?

No, not really. I was offered a job as a service advisor, was told to give notice at my other job, then could not get the service manager to return my calls or talk to me. Needless to say, that other job came and went. Kinda left me high and dry. After applying to many other dealers in the area...

It may be the whole bible belt thing. I guess there are worse things. At least they don't pray to Allah or Buddha like up here!

Seems to me with all of the financial problems that Chrysler has had and all of the bad press that they would not want the bad press. However having worked for and with Chrysler in service for a while, I know that they are tightening up on warranty claims something fierce. Good luck and keep...

Keep your eyes out, one will come along. We have a '99 XJ, 4.0L 5 spd and we love it. Best vehicle we have ever had. Bilstein shocks, throttle body spacer and K&N filter, and it runs and rides very well. It will be well worth the wait. 8)

What about the Dana 44s from a Rubicon? Are they worthwhile?

Has anyone had any dealings with Tyson's Jeep/Dodge in Vienna, Va? If so, what was your experience like and overall impression?

I put a Magnaflow cat back on my '06 unlimited. Very happy with it.

I found a large selection of gears at Quadratec. They have a spread sheet for tire size and gearing, prices are very reasonable.

The pics of those low-ridin' Jeeps is just wrong. I litterally felt my stomach turn. Stick to your Civics, Corollas and the like and stay away from our beloved Jeeps.

More power, better mileage, more reliable, less oil leaks. And this is bone stock, with a few mods for the swap.

Quadratec has a pretty good selection of guards and covers, I'm just afraid to order any as aI'm not sure exactly what size they are. They are Hella lights though!

Good lookin' Jeep man, welcome aboard.8)

Has anyone seen or heard of a factory or aftermarket stone guard that fits the TJ factory fog lamps?