Recent content by Threepointsix

Front driveshaft ujoint. Thats what it was on mine. Could also be one of your front axle ujoints.

How much that set you back? If you don't mind answering. I often think about what potential future problems would cost me. 🙈

What he said 👆🏼

What about salvage yard?

Not just a rabbit hole but a potential hole in the wallet. So they'll go in and if it's nothing you have the cost of labor? I would suggest you have them do the plugs and your PCV while in there. It'll somewhat validate the cost and you'll get those items out of the way, since you're going to...

Oh ya, that's a decent offer alright! Waaay better than the dealer. @Anybodyhome I get that. unfortunately, a lot of the modifications and updates we as Jeep nuts do don't add much value to them for those sources. That's where selling private serves you better. But it also involves more time...

You'll probably get a decent check through Carvana or Carmax. For sure 13k. Least Id imagine. Doesn't hurt to see what they offer.

Then you got a nice incentive for a buyer looking for a used and affordable Wrangler. 👍🏼

@Cimmerian doubt it. OP, the Jeep is worth what someone is willing to pay. I see prices all over the place. Ultimately, Like Chris stated, it depends on your local market. Something I believe could be helpful to your resale value is if the warranty is transferable. If not and you've got high...

Wonder if this was resolved? 🤷‍♂️ Ignorant as this sounds, something like this is whats keeping me from flushing my JK. But it's overdue by 2 years but its only at 73k miles. Still, it needs the fluid changed.

Those tie rod ends are supposed to rotate like that. Like gentleman above stated: caster, toe in or out. IMO not so much tire pressure, unless maybe you're running extremely heavy, large tires. I had some awful wandering and it was my ball joints. The alignment was off as well so it was really...

Wooooow that was one hell of a saga! But best thing you did was not give a shyt, or rather, not worry and just move on sticking w your gut instinct. Thus these criminals (or lazy mechanics) not stealing your money and time. Cheers to you and thank you for sharing your experience! 🥃

At the price local to me from "my spot" there's no doubt its worth paying someone. Time = money and my time is limited. What Im saying is that bottom line, NO ONE should go to the dealer unless they have a warranty. But that's just my opinion. Ive yet to personally visit any dealer in my state...

One of the best things about living where I do is that I can find cheap labor. There's a place that did my brakes and new rotors, before I learned to do them myself, for $245. That was 2 years ago. They only do brakes, tire changes, rotations, plugs and patches. Nothing else. Going to check my...

These scumdealers make so much dough on brake service. $1200 is insane!