SCJ Steve

Much appreciated!

Printed one in light grey. Came out pretty good I think!

As far as I know, the boot I’m using is a stock Comanche boot.

Probably wouldn’t be too hard to come up with something like that!

Maybe one day!!

Thank you!

I posted this over on the ATJC Facebook page, but figured I'd post it here as well. Over the last year or so, me and a friend of mine have been working on and off on this little project. We started with a stock mini console for the inspiration, but added dual cupholders and also a phone slot with wireless charging built into it. The final design was then 3D printed in black ABS. I'm super happy with how it all turned out and have had enough interest that I've even sold a bunch of them to other Comanche owners! If you're interested in one, let me know if you have any questions. You can find all of the specific info and a link to buy here.

Nope.

No sir. Axle is from a TJ and is CAD-less.

Has anyone gotten the Full Time/Part Time dash indicator lights to work after a 4WD swap? I went from 2WD with a BA10/5 to 4WD with an AX15 and NP242 case and I'd love to be able to wire up the dash lights. Pretty sure I sourced the 4 wire connector for the 242 case, but need a wiring diagram to help me get it all wired up. Any help is greatly appreciated!

I made my own.

Bringing this post back from the dead... Carolinajeepman, would you want to share the STL files by any chance? If you sell these and didn't want to give it away, I totally understand. I got a 3D printer a few months ago and have been having a lot of fun printing stuff lately so I figured I'd ask!

Thanks! This is greatly appreciated.

Thanks, but I already have a 231 gate. I just can't seem to find a clear explanation of how to modify it. And I already snagged the bezel, but thank you anyway!

Doing an AX15/NP242 swap into my 88 MJ. I have the trans, case and a 231 shifter. From what I've read, I just need a 242 gate in order for the shifter to work properly. Anyone have one? I'll take the whole shifter if you're not willing to separate!

Wow, great job! Looks awesome!

Six bucks well spent!

Perfect fit with the gaskets on the reverse lights as well. The gaskets fit a lot tighter than the old ones, but I'm assuming it's because the old ones were weathered and stretched out. Comparison pic below!

Will do. Should have them in a few days.

Yup, I came across this post when I was trying to find replacement sockets and saw that the gaskets were available as well. Just placed an order for six of them. Thanks for tracking all of that down! Very helpful post!

Just an FYI, I recently "refreshed" my rear light sockets. Typically, they're packed with what looks like peanut butter, but is really just a 30-something-year-old grease. It wasn't by any means a quick job, but I was able to get them looking pretty much brand new and packed them with fresh dialectric grease. Lots of picking, scrubbing, then more picking and scrubbing. Totally worth it in the end though. I'm actually considering selling sets of them and charging a core, so I could constantly be refreshing them and getting them back out to MJ owners. Here's a before and after of how they look!

Local junkyard had one. Found it on car-part.com. I’m planning on fabbing up a hitch for it as well.

I installed a rear Gladiator bumper on my MJ and I love it! Latest video below!

Shot a quick walk-around video this morning because it had been such a long time since I updated my YouTube channel!