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I would stay away from Boss. They are cheap and not good sound. Go with a better brand and you'll be much happier. Pioneer, Kicker, Alpine, JL Audio, etc.

Like Jerry said, the entire thing should come right out. Yes, it sounds like it already has LED Lights, but either way the entire thing should come out.

Search for local jeep clubs, especially on (I hate to say it but) facebook. BF Goodrich has a new trail app called OnTrail that I like.

Bad coil pack??? Got some plug wires crossed up?? If it was running normal before you changed coil pack and plug wires, then it is something with those 2 things.

Oh, and download the JScan app, buy a Bluetooth OBDII reader......scan for codes and change all sorts of settings (TPMS, tire size for speedometer, program a new key, etc)

Ditto on all the above, especially MacGuyver. We have a 2010 but it is a Rubicon so it has 4:10 gears and with 35s it is not bad. We got it with a little over 100k miles so I did full tuneup (plugs, wires, coil pack) and changed all fluids. Unless you have receipts from PO you don't know what...

There are Powered ones that fit under the seats, and there are non-powered enclosures that fit around the rear wheel wells in that kind of non-usable space.

I personally wouldn't do it. Full range speakers are best in the sound bar, plus you're not going to get as much bass out of a 6" sub as you would a bigger one and issues with tuning of the enclosure. I would put a sub under the seats or in the back. I recently installed an 8" Fosgate...

I put JL Audio in our 2010. Any good name brand will probably work though. As Anybodyhome stated, none of them will drop right in and use same holes. I put the JL Audio in front and sound bars. They came with an adapter ring. The front fit good without the ring. The sound bar I used the...

That's what I was curious about. I didnt know if OE or not. It's in all 4 floor areas plus in the rear cargo area, which is kind of odd. Either way it's garbage as it's trapping water.

So, my wife and daughter got caught in a down pour, so I just pulled all the carpet out and found the driver front rusted pretty bad. Gotta fix that but upon inspecting the rest (which I didn't find any more rust) there are rows of tar like stuff that traps water. 1. Everyone that still has...

You should be able to remove the bumper and then remove a metal piece to access the plastic part, or you can drill a small hole and use a screw driver or allen wrench to pull I back out. That's what I did on our rear bumper.

Same here. We just used relocation brackets.

Is this it? If so, found this one on amazon.

We have a 2.5 " lift with 35s and wheel spacers. Haven't had any issues. We didn't regear but the Rubi has 4.10 so we are fine. Got the JScan app and set tire size so we are good to go.

My F250 horn is really loud. I think I'm gonna find one at a salvage yard and put on our JKU.

I haven't done it before but looking at the app in demo mode it should be the following steps. 1. Go to Adaptation 2. Go to DRL (should be first option) 3. Choose bottom option (Daytime running lights off/on) 4. Use drop down arrow to open menu and scroll to selection 5. OK 6. Go

Nice write up!

Join some local jeep clubs and someone probably has an OE bumper laying around that they would give you. Swap the whole thing or just the skin.

The JL Audio that I used sound great. Any name brand will work fine though. You will probably have to replace the OE amp as OE speakers are a different Ohm than aftermarket, that is if you have the Infinity system.