Pull the fuse before disconnecting the battery
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Posted Yesterday 07:54 AM by Phil Howell - 4WD and SU Editor-in-Chief
If you're an owner of a 2007 and later Wrangler or most other Jeep vehicles, you know that a number of electrical gremlins can be cured with a reboot of the system by disconnecting the battery for a few minutes. I was...
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Topping the Unlimited
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Posted November 13 2009 09:09 AM by Phil Howell - 4WD and SU Editor-in-Chief
I've talked about my Salvage Special II, an '06 TJ Wrangler Unlimited (LJ) with a salvage title. This project is moving lowly along. With the help of our friends at Burnsville Off-Road, our LJ now sports a very nice LJ...
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Garvin EXT Series Front Bumper for JK
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Posted October 30 2009 06:55 AM by Phil Howell - 4WD and SU Editor-in-Chief
For decades, Garvin Industries has been building high quality racks and carriers for those of us who use their vehicles in the backcountry.
Now, Garvin Wilderness Products, a division of Garmin Industries, is...
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Nitro Excalibur 300M Competition U-Joints
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Posted October 29 2009 10:58 AM by Phil Howell - 4WD and SU Editor-in-Chief
Nitro Gear and Axle has introduced new, heavy-duty U-joints for almost every application off-roaders care about.
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One-touch speedo calibration from Classic Instruments
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Posted October 27 2009 07:52 AM by Phil Howell - 4WD and SU Editor-in-Chief
All of us install lower gearing and larger tires. It would be tough to explore the backcountry and tougher trails if we didn't. Unless the ratio between tire size and lower gearing is the same as stock, we get...
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Comp Cams helps proper new and rebuilt engine break-in
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Posted October 26 2009 07:31 AM by Phil Howell - 4WD and SU Editor-in-Chief
Breaking-in a new or rebuilt engine isn't rocket science, but there are conflicting ideas on how to do it. One of these is the baby the mill while varying rpms for 500-1000 miles. The other, that I subscribe to, is to run...
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Proceeds from Tread Lightly! floor liners help organization
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Posted October 23 2009 07:22 AM by Phil Howell - 4WD and SU Editor-in-Chief
In a campaign to increase enthusiast awareness and to actively support the core mission of the non-profit organization Tread Lightly, Quadratec Incorporated is donating $5.00 for every set of Tread Lightly! branded...
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Bushwacker Flat Style Flares & Trail Armor®
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Posted October 22 2009 08:16 AM by Phil Howell - 4WD and SU Editor-in-Chief
For Jeep owners seeking the most extreme body protection for rock crawling while still keeping their rigs stylish and street legal, Bushwacker announced today an innovative new standard for design, durability and body...
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2.4 million contract awarded to Polaris by National Guard Bureau
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Posted October 14 2009 08:07 AM by Phil Howell - 4WD and SU Editor-in-Chief
Polaris Defense today announced an award for the purchase of Polaris RANGER CREW Side-by-Sides by the National Guard Bureau, the federal organization that oversees equipment purchases for the National Guard....
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Could Suzuki Bring Back the Samurai
Cal 4-Wheel Drive Clubs Raffles new Wrangler
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Posted December 1 2008 04:51 PM by Phil Howell - 4WD and SU Editor-in-Chief
Just when you thought the economic sky was falling, the California Association of Four Wheel Drive Clubs (CA4WDC) steps up to the plate with a $2 Jeep. Each year, CA4WDC buys a brand new Jeep, tricks it out with everything...
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New Knuckle Options
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Posted November 20 2008 04:15 PM by Kevin Blumer - Assistant Editor
Until recently, off-roaders didn’t have too many options when trying to replace axle housing ends (A.K.A. ‘C’s) or steering knuckles.
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Taller Jeep Fenders
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Posted November 14 2008 03:39 AM by Kevin Blumer - Assistant Editor
High-zoot, high-end stuff is nice to look at, and it’s even nicer to own.
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Expo Product: Total Chaos Rear Links
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Posted November 7 2008 06:53 PM by Kevin Blumer - Assistant Editor
Those interested in the Chaos 2-Over front suspension kit no doubt will be interested in what Total Chaos Fabrication has brewed up for the rear suspension of your ’03-and newer-4Runner or ’07-and-newer FJ Cruiser.
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How Far Do You Have to go to the Dirt?
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Posted September 30 2008 08:55 PM by Kevin Blumer - Assistant Editor
How far do you have to go to the dirt? Some of you can pull straight from your driveway into the dirt. You’re lucky.
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Ford F250 Research
The all new Ford F250 is a good car, with practical styling to fit your lifestyle. The F250 comes with a V8 standard engine and goes for a suggested retail price of $31,875.00. It has had 0 vehicle recalls, which can give you an idea about its reliability. The Ford Escape and the Nissan Pathfinder are other vehicles that might interest you.
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