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Thank you for taking the time to explain how you did this. So many people do not film the details. They expect that people know certain things when maybe they do not.
You always make great videos with lots of details! You never leave out a single step! Keep the videos coming! I always get excited when you make a new jeep video.
I've got some cool fiberglass projects to do. Not sure when I'll start on them. I wanna get my '93 back to a drivable state first. Thanks for dropping in! Have a great day!
Thanks for all the help dad! Haha 😆 seriously though, I love your channel, helps me so much, I’m about to buy a ‘88 YJ 92,000 miles, perfect, garage kept condition, no rust. Anyway, I don’t know jack about cars, so you help me out a lot! What do you think about just mounting a blue tooth sound bar and not messing with all the wires?
Thank you very much for the video it helped me a lot. just one question : where did you connect the yellow wire for the dome light ?? and do I have to connect a black wire to ground it and where to connect it . THANKS
do you have a video on how to remove the sound bar off the roll bar in a 1991 YJ? And isn't a TJ sound bar a lot better and is a direct fit??? Great Video.
I need a how to! Lol. On the front pinion yoke, there is the little tab on each side that centers the u joint in the yoke, well I accidentally broke one of those while strapping down the u joint. I have read up on a new pinion yoke install and it sounds complicated. Do you have any tips on what to do, or do I have to go the whole remove the axle shaft, test the inch pound torque to rotate the pinion, mess with shims, and so on and so on. Or is there a power addicts way to do it??
Is not an emergency. Those little tabs help, not 100% necessary. If you look real close at this rear yoke on my Jeep, it has a tab missing: ua-cam.com/video/laE74ReAr-U/v-deo.html Ran that diff for years like that. When you reinstall the driveshaft, push the U-Joint against the remaining tab as you tighten the straps. It will work just fine. Oh, BTW that U-bolt mod in the video, I'm not sure if it will work on your front yoke. Different yokes were cast differently. Meaning, where the U-bolt nuts re to me tightened down there must be sufficient flat area to properly seat the nut and washer. Some yokes were cast at an angle in that area so that mod will not work on those. Hope this helps. Have a great day!!
Parts and tools used in this video (affiliate):
LED Dome Light: amzn.to/2wXCnP1
12 volt circuit tester: amzn.to/2NwRLw0
Crappy Speakers: amzn.to/2N3cqbE
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Tread tap and die set: amzn.to/2Nr7gG5
Thank you for taking the time to explain how you did this. So many people do not film the details. They expect that people know certain things when maybe they do not.
Glad the video helped!! Have a great day!
You always make great videos with lots of details! You never leave out a single step! Keep the videos coming! I always get excited when you make a new jeep video.
Also, I would love to see the fiberglass video you talked about!
I've got some cool fiberglass projects to do. Not sure when I'll start on them. I wanna get my '93 back to a drivable state first. Thanks for dropping in! Have a great day!
thats a sweet clean yj
Thanks for all the help dad! Haha 😆 seriously though, I love your channel, helps me so much, I’m about to buy a ‘88 YJ 92,000 miles, perfect, garage kept condition, no rust. Anyway, I don’t know jack about cars, so you help me out a lot! What do you think about just mounting a blue tooth sound bar and not messing with all the wires?
I needed this tutorial DIY video. Thanks man
You are welcome!! Hope it helped! Have a great day!!
Hey what’s up I’m learning a lot thanks
Question what are the name of the different plates underneath a 1994 wrangler yj
Add some sound deadner aka roadkill dynamat and your speakers will sound better
That is true. That soundbar isn't gonna be permanent. There will be an upgraded version eventually. Thanks for dropping in!
Also do you have a video on routing the e brake cable or do have a video on replacing that cable
No sure don't. I'll be doing an 8.8 disk brake cable soon. It will be similar.
Can you please do a video on passing a smog check
That would be a great topic. I'll start gathering information to put in a video.
anyone happen to know where to find the actual light fixture? my metal is broken on the side of the bulb
Thanks!
Thank you very much for the video it helped me a lot. just one question : where did you connect the yellow wire for the dome light ?? and do I have to connect a black wire to ground it and where to connect it . THANKS
What size are the stock speakers? Thanks
Please do a video on replacing the factory yj dash speakers. Thanks!
That is on my list to do soon!
Awesome!
do you have a video on how to remove the sound bar off the roll bar in a 1991 YJ? And isn't a TJ sound bar a lot better and is a direct fit??? Great Video.
Sorry, I found your video on how to remove the YJ sound bar. Thanks again
I was gonna send you that link :-) . Glad you found it. Thanks for checking out the channel Have a great day!
I need a how to! Lol. On the front pinion yoke, there is the little tab on each side that centers the u joint in the yoke, well I accidentally broke one of those while strapping down the u joint. I have read up on a new pinion yoke install and it sounds complicated. Do you have any tips on what to do, or do I have to go the whole remove the axle shaft, test the inch pound torque to rotate the pinion, mess with shims, and so on and so on. Or is there a power addicts way to do it??
Is not an emergency. Those little tabs help, not 100% necessary. If you look real close at this rear yoke on my Jeep, it has a tab missing: ua-cam.com/video/laE74ReAr-U/v-deo.html Ran that diff for years like that. When you reinstall the driveshaft, push the U-Joint against the remaining tab as you tighten the straps. It will work just fine. Oh, BTW that U-bolt mod in the video, I'm not sure if it will work on your front yoke. Different yokes were cast differently. Meaning, where the U-bolt nuts re to me tightened down there must be sufficient flat area to properly seat the nut and washer. Some yokes were cast at an angle in that area so that mod will not work on those. Hope this helps. Have a great day!!
how big were the stock speakers?
4" if I remember right