No. You just drill 4 new holes and move the fan shroud 1" for the fan to clear.
What did you do to your TJ today?
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Loaded the Jeep on my trailer for a test run. Picked up some new Mac Straps.
I'm getting ready to run a bunch of errands in mine with the top and doors off. It's still spring here....It's only going to be in the low 90's today...
Went topless last night at sunset. The weather sure was nice.
Typically at June 1 we're already cooking... it's been a long "spring" this year.
Funny how different our worlds are. Right now it's 38F. and the wind chill is 31F.
hardtop: check
full doors with windows up: check
heater on mid scale: check
Cool I will definitely look into it. I was planning on replacing the motor mounts anyways just because.
Finished drilling and bolting up my sliders.
Thinking of running some clear silicone around the top edges to prevent fine dust from getting between the slider and tub.
Also reinstalling my rear fenders...PO used small screws and only the top ones...ordered some 5/16 18 stainless pan head screws and more stainless nutserts.
Debating on painting the rear fenders black. Or the sliders white. And silicone.
Or maybe rear armor before I drill more holes.
Thinking of running some clear silicone around the top edges to prevent fine dust from getting between the slider and tub.
Also reinstalling my rear fenders...PO used small screws and only the top ones...ordered some 5/16 18 stainless pan head screws and more stainless nutserts.
Debating on painting the rear fenders black. Or the sliders white. And silicone.
Or maybe rear armor before I drill more holes.
I did that on my old 03'. Worked great but I had to use a razor blade to cut the silicone seal loose when I needed to remove them. That stuff really sticks.
This isn't about what I did but rather what I discovered. Wheelin' isn't about what man builds, it's about building something so you can see what the world is made of. 
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That’s deep dude !!This isn't about what I did but rather what I discovered. Wheelin' isn't about what man builds, it's about building something so you can see what the world is made of.
Actually that deep thought was brought to you byThat’s deep dude !!
And a bit of medical cannabis.
Saturday and Sunday did front axle seals, u joints, wheel bearings, ball joints, brake pads, shock bushings and bar pin eliminators with my son.
Monday drove around with the top down and doors off with my wife and kids
Monday drove around with the top down and doors off with my wife and kids
Romeo Tango
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Typically, you want to align the Jeep the way you're going to drive it. You might to consider putting your new tires on for the alignment.
This is what they taught us in my UAW sponsored vocational School. For instance, if the vehicle were used by a salesperson and carried heavy sales props you would want to align the vehicle with this typical cargo.
NCSysEngr
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In the 90s this week in NC. Top came off 2 weeks ago and will stay off until the first freeze. I use my trail cover at night since I park outside and we tend to have stormy evenings.Funny how different our worlds are. Right now it's 38F. and the wind chill is 31F.
hardtop: check
full doors with windows up: check
heater on mid scale: check
NCSysEngr
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Installed a subwoofer under the driver seat in the TJ (A detailed write-up will follow, when I get time) and Cam Position Sensor in the LJ.
Those are circuit breakers. Probably dead from all the corrosion.
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