Paul Bruchal

Thanks, I'm gonna do this, this weekend. 4 day

Id probably pick up $60 Autozone led cubes if i can't get this lamp brighter. Would a led cube wire up to that positive negative wiring? I never delt with led yet. Thankyou for offering sockets but I'm about to have 3 addresses with 2 months. It would be this summer before I can receive anything in mail. I may still have the socket, I have alot of junk in my tool boxes to sort threw.

THe only markings on the outside of it was CAT, and a ground symbol for the wiring. Its a big halogen, not like small oem bulb.

I had problems for a long time with my reverse lights and I finally found out the problem. Reverse light switch. Fixed it. But I cut my drivers side rev. light socket because i had a rats nest of wiring from last owner and i lost that socket... I had a CATapiler light in my tool box and i wired it up to the reverse light wiring and it works. Except its really dim. I made my headlights brighter by upgrading the harness and they are 3x brighter then stock wiring. I know it uses a relay to have 12v to the lamp but I am a noob with relays if its not in a premade harness.. can someone explain to me how i can do the same thing to my CAT lamp please? JCR rear bumper, and fog lamp tag lights.

Someone just broke my taillights... might pick these up too. Where did you get the led lamps at?

I'm missing the bolt that holds down the brake line "block that splits the line to each drum" to the dana 35 axle. Does anyone know if i can get a replacement from Autozone or what size it is so i can get one from Lowes/homedeopt? Right now my rear lines are floating. Atleast they still work lol

I had my Jeep towed to a garage to have alot of things done to pass my "military POV inspection". The garage i brought it to did everything on the list except the reverse lights. They don't specialize "in internal engine or transmission" and they "thought" it was the rod that pushes the reverse light switch wore out and thats why there was no voltage. They drove my jeep down the block to a transmission shop for me. 2 weeks later once i got out of the field, training, the trans. garage said it was the switch that was bad. It took awhile but in just glad its finally done.

its not bat of a bumper to work under the hood with, still plenty of space to stand on.

My Jeep isnt Mall Rated or anything like that. It has trail damage on all panels. I bought the Jeep to get to our training areas down mud trails/dirt roads on Ft Benning. I'm planning on making this Jeep into a Expedition rig. Its working fine now hauling military equipment as 3ID is being disbanded right now.

get stinger, put light tabs on it???

I'm getting my Jeep ready for Inspection again and had to get bumpers again. So i was finally forced to buy the bumpers I been waiting to get which is fine by me. I love this bumper, but I want the D rings and either the light bar for grill protection on trails or Stinger for overkill protection from branches and other vehicles on the road... I really can't decide. I'm leaning on stinger side

I had them for my renix 1990 MJ 4x4, i had no problems at all besides the paint coming off and a little rust showed. Id buy them again and heat wrap the pipes . it changes the sound of exhaust alot. deeper sound

Sweet, So check for voltage when ign. is on and its in reverse. If no voltage, replace becuse the fuse it still good.

is this it?

I unplugged that connector and it looks pretty corroded. Ill try to find another at autozone