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Author:  callaway [ Sun Jul 23, 2006 12:32 pm ]
Post subject:  can you ID what these are?
I have these on both undersides of my liberty...

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I'm not sure what they are - on other liberty's I see these 'hooks' arn't there.... what are they ?




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above the gas pedal i have what looks like a quick disconnect for something electrical...

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Whats this thing for?
Author:  Cowcatcher [ Sun Jul 23, 2006 12:35 pm ]
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The bottom one is the diagnostic port, we all have them. The top one looks like someone had bars or running boards/steps on it in the past and left part of thebraket attached when they were removed.
Author:  Bakerkj [ Sun Jul 23, 2006 12:38 pm ]
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the brackets on the side look like they are for a step rail. They bolt on, so they should be easy to remove.
Author:  DarbyWalters [ Mon Jul 24, 2006 10:35 am ]
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Didn't the Renegade have removable Side Rails? You could add them to other KJ's...

That other "thing" does not look like something stock at all...Do you have to blow in a tube to start your KJ? :oops: :twisted: :D :wink:

Nah, it is just the camera adds 10lbs... :lol:

It is a port for a diagnostic device...
Author:  MoladoGuy [ Mon Jul 24, 2006 12:11 pm ]
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The brackets on each side of the liberty is for mounting a step bar, tube bar, etc... I just took my tubular mopar bars off the Jeep and those were the last things I removed.

You need a deep socket to get them off, size 15mm. Once you remove the nuts you will have to play "puzzle time" to get the u-bolt off. They are not individual bolts, rather a piece that snakes it way into the axle and back out the other end. Just like our famous front end tow hook bolt. I'm rambling on because I don't even know what they are called and I will shut up now :roll:
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