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PostPosted: Sat Apr 21, 2007 12:40 pm 
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Biggest problem with the electronic selectors is that people don't select them enough to keep them freed up. Had one go out on my GMC and they told me from now on shift through everything at least once a month to keep it working right, many years later it still works like a charm.

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 Post subject: Re: response from Jeep Engineers about front diff breaking
PostPosted: Sat Apr 21, 2007 11:34 pm 
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Maximum Carnage wrote:
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A common suggestion is to put a steel collar around the neck of the housing around the area where the pinion bearing resides.


I missed the group buy that was done on this. But who made them and do they actully work/help?


So far so good.


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lilmatty wrote:
Maximum Carnage wrote:
jg45 wrote:
A common suggestion is to put a steel collar around the neck of the housing around the area where the pinion bearing resides.


I missed the group buy that was done on this. But who made them and do they actully work/help?


So far so good.


Do you remember where you bought it? I'm thinking of maybe purchasing one.

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 Post subject: Re: response from Jeep Engineers about front diff breaking
PostPosted: Mon Apr 23, 2007 8:16 am 
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Maximum Carnage wrote:
lilmatty wrote:
Maximum Carnage wrote:
jg45 wrote:
A common suggestion is to put a steel collar around the neck of the housing around the area where the pinion bearing resides.


I missed the group buy that was done on this. But who made them and do they actully work/help?


So far so good.


Do you remember where you bought it? I'm thinking of maybe purchasing one.


It depends if you want the aluminum or the steel. Do a search on ALL these terms "front collar group buy" and you will find the one for the AL collar. Search for Eddo as the author and ALL of these terms "front collar steel". Oh, both of those searches should be done by topic, not post.

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I wonder what the replacement for the TJ will look like :roll:
Does anyone wonder why Toyota sales are skyrocketing?


It's called the JK Wrangler. Seen any around lately?

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