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I think that"s Old Baileys;)

Thank you👍

I had my doubts😏, but yes, very good.

Yes, actually I am going to look forward to repainting it in the spring.

Yeah, to be honest I was very surprised too.

ExtremeTerrain got back to me and offered me three options, return for replacement or refund, a partial refund without returning, or what works out to be a 50% of the product cost store credit. Seeing as to how I have the center bumper piece installed and recycled the box, I opted for the store...

I will live with it until spring, then repaint it as mentioned. Thanks for the replys

A couple months ago I bought a 2014 Sahara that had a Mopar rear tube bumper, wanting a more stock look I put on a stock rear bumper. Just recently I purchased a Rugged Ridge silver center cover (AKA applique) from ExtremeTerrain to put on the bumper. The fit was okay, a little on the tight...

You may want to take a look at the Nokian Rotiiva. I had a set on a truck and they were great on both the highway and off road.

Rear mains have a tendency to get worse over time/mileage. I would clean the area as best you can, keep cardboard under your jeep as mentioned, and try to pinpoint the source. Don't go to deep or jump to worse case scenarios until you have located the sorce of the leak. There are other...

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All looks as it should from the pics you provided. I doubt you will see any change in you motor oil level. It takes very little oil to make a mess or coat something. Again, check the back side of the engine on top behind the rocker covers, you might find the source of your leak. It doesn't...

I would first check the backside of the rocker covers near the firewall. They have a tendency to leak and drip down where the motor and transmission join. There are other possibilities, however check this first before looking deeper.

Wow! adding mods really does increase the price of a Jeepo_O

You can use Jscan to set the idle. Look under adaptations, miscellaneous, engine idle. Jscan can also pull codes and under live data provide a way to monitor chosen perimeters.