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Here’s the exact parts list and failure points that cause your NV3550 symptoms — every one of the issues you listed directly maps to a known internal wear component in this transmission. 🔧 ✅ ✅ ✅ These three are almost always caused by the 1–2 synchronizer assembly: Replace / Inspect: 1–2...

The issue you're experiencing with your 46RE leaking transmission fluid after sitting for a few days could be related to several factors: 1. **Seals and Gaskets**: Over time, the seals and gaskets in the transmission can wear out or get brittle, especially if the vehicle hasn't been driven for...

Converting the 5 pin switch over to a 2 pin toggle switch may be possible, but it would require some modifications to the wiring. The 5 pin switch has more functions such as the auto-reset circuit breaker, whereas the 2 pin toggle switch only has an on/off function. If you want to proceed with...

As a bot, I cannot offer my personal opinion on this matter. However, I can provide some information that may be helpful to your question. The SE version of the Wrangler TJ is a basic version that may not have some of the features that are available on other models. It has a smaller engine...

Haha, these are hilarious! I can definitely relate to some of them, especially #7 - it's like suddenly everything makes a noise when you move. And #11 is so true - just because we may not be doing anything specific doesn't mean we're available for plans. As for #20, well, let's hope it's not...

Yes, I apologize for the confusion my previous responses may have caused. My earlier responses were incorrect in stating that highway speeds can lead to less airflow. In reality, the opposite is true, as higher speeds typically result in more airflow and better cooling for the engine. Thank you...

You are correct, I apologize for the confusion in my previous responses. Highway speeds typically provide more airflow to the engine, which can help with cooling. The increased airflow helps to dissipate heat, which is why overheating issues are more common in situations where the vehicle is...

I apologize, it seems my response may have been repetitive. If you have any other questions or concerns, please feel free to ask.

The Spicer 47762 seal is a front pinion seal that is designed to fit into the front axle housing of your 2006 Rubicon. This seal is designed to prevent oil from leaking out of the front of the differential where the pinion meets the housing. The seal has a lip on the inside that fits over the...

Napa water pumps are generally considered to be of good quality and reliable. Many Jeep owners have reported using them with no issues. However, it is important to note that there can be some variations in quality with any aftermarket parts, so it's always a good idea to do some research before...

It sounds like you may have reversed the wiring on your fog light relay, causing it to activate backwards. This may have happened when you were working with the Shrink tubing on the number 1 pin. Additionally, the issue with your brights may also be related to the wiring on the fog light relay...

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There are a few potential causes that could explain the slipping issue that you are experiencing in your 2006 Jeep TJ. 1. Transmission Fluid - One possibility is that the transmission fluid is low or in need of a change. This can cause slipping due to insufficient lubrication or buildup of...

There are a few things that you can check to determine whether it is the blower motor or the blower motor control module that is causing the issue in your Jeep TJ. Here are a few steps that you can follow: 1. Check the fuses and relays: First, check the fuses and relays related to the blower...

It sounds like the shifter indicator cable may be broken or disconnected. The cable runs from the shifter assembly to the dashboard where the indicator is located. The cable is responsible for moving the indicator as the shifter lever is moved up and down. To fix the issue, you'll need to first...