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Old 03-25-2014, 01:31 PM
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Originally Posted by SteveMongr
Until 1996, the single airbag is disarmed by removing the 1" plastic cap on top of steering wheel base and unscrewing the bolt that is underneath. The bolt will unscrew about 1" outside of the wheel but is not removed.
This is used for servicing steering column and components.
I would remove the negative battery cable and fuse also to be sure.
According to the owners manual, all parts of the airbag system are housed in the steering wheel including the sensor.
Thanks, hope job is easy
Old 03-25-2014, 01:44 PM
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Originally Posted by SteveMongr
Until 1996, the single airbag is disarmed by removing the 1" plastic cap on top of steering wheel base and unscrewing the bolt that is underneath. The bolt will unscrew about 1" outside of the wheel but is not removed.
This is used for servicing steering column and components.
I would remove the negative battery cable and fuse also to be sure.
According to the owners manual, all parts of the airbag system are housed in the steering wheel including the sensor.
Good info. Thanks.
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Finally got around to installing LED bulbs in the back, replaced the brake/tail lights and reverse lights! The running lights now are brighter than my brakes lights where with incandescents!

$87 for just four bulbs though. Just gotta order the front and rear turns now.
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Nice Cherokee! Does that light bar cause a lot of wind noise?

Thanks, and nope no noise at all but I probably don't notice over the roar of my tires
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Bought some factory paint to do some touch ups and some Chassis Saver. Heard more good things than bad so we shall see. Will be working on using it as soon as it's warmer out.
Old 03-25-2014, 04:24 PM
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Originally Posted by jake7
Bought some factory paint to do some touch ups and some Chassis Saver. Heard more good things than bad so we shall see. Will be working on using it as soon as it's warmer out.
Chassis Saver is outstanding, but it takes forever to dry, even in the sun. Don't apply direct heat, or it can crack like glass.
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Hoping to get it on in the next week or two. Whenever KS decides to stop having bipolar weather. How long is FOREVER on dry time before driving? I planned on putting it on during a nice day and just letting it sit, not using direct heat.
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Originally Posted by jake7
Hoping to get it on in the next week or two. Whenever KS decides to stop having bipolar weather. How long is FOREVER on dry time before driving? I planned on putting it on during a nice day and just letting it sit, not using direct heat.
24+ hours at around freezing temps. When I applied a coat to my tailgate hinges the other day, we waited 4 hours on a 65°F day with the hinges in direct sunlight. It was still showing fingerprints when touched, but it didn't feel tacky. Probably should've waited another hour or two, but the sun was setting.
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Picked up a dirtbound offroad winch bumper, I'll post some pics when I get it painted and installed!
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Took a hammer to the exhaust to get it away from the rear shock
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Originally Posted by unidentifiedbomb
Took a hammer to the exhaust to get it away from the rear shock
I had to do that once, only to get it away from the leaf.
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Originally Posted by FourEyes45
It helps to have a GREAT wife. We installed a Smittybilt rear bumper today.
If she's a Jeeper, she's a keeper!
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Originally Posted by salad

If she's a Jeeper, she's a keeper!
Well spoken


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