Lobitz68

This should be as simple as adding a jumper wire from the turns to the markers... I love my LED rings as turns. Looks so much better.

Personally, I like black more than chrome... The only chrome on my DJ is the high beam reflector bowl.

Ahh... didn't look close enough at the model. This is the first vehicle I haven't had to buy a cover for, so I was shocked. Makes more sense now.

The new steering wheels are hard plastic??? Mine is soft...

Agreed. If you use the Mini H1's it is SUPER easy... I personally always buy a replacement set to work with, but it is still a lot cheaper than having them built buy a third party.

Personally, I like black more than chrome... The only chrome on my DJ is the high beam reflector bowl.

mmm.... devil's lettuce...

mmm.... devil's lettuce...

Ahh man! I didn't know we got to guess... I hope there wasn't a prize!!

Good point... That warning isn't just telling you that your fluid is low (assuming that's what it is), it is telling you it's time to replace the damn brakes! Let us know how it shakes out.

Ahh... didn't look close enough at the model. This is the first vehicle I haven't had to buy a cover for, so I was shocked. Makes more sense now.

The new steering wheels are hard plastic??? Mine is soft...

So the way I am reading this is that you have the 4.3, correct? If so Metra (I think??) has a kit to put in an aftermarket stereo. Look into it...

Ahh... didn't look close enough at the model. This is the first vehicle I haven't had to buy a cover for, so I was shocked. Makes more sense now.

If your fluid is that low check your pads. Brake fluid doesnt just get used up. When your pads are new, the fluid will be at the full mark. As the pads get used up, the caliper piston stays further out, lowering the level in your master. If you are below the low mark either 1 you may have a leak or 2 your pads need replacing. Adding more fluid wont really hurt, but will make a big mess when your brakes get done. If you dont know about brakes, take it to a trusted garage and have it checked. Not something you want to mess with if you are not familar on how to do brake repairs. Good luck!

My 300M is going quad using FX-Rs and E46-Rs. The hard part is getting all four projectors to line up right. The key though is to use pairs of projectors that correct for the other pairs inadequacies. IE, have a set that is wide, but not necessarily good for throw, and a second set that covers the throw. It's also good to have them use the same type of bulb, so if a bulb goes out in the primary set, you can pull one from the secondary set to quickly get back on the road with good light.
It's even nicer if both sets are bi-xenon. Then you can call up your best Picard voice and shout SHIELDS when you flip on the high beams. Caution: Passengers may be startled the first time. Annoyed every time thereafter...

Gotta love new rubber... the winters I recently installed look mean, wish there were some all season options with the same look.

That's kind of my stance too... we'll find out when we get in there. I'm still kicking around going with a quad set up in my head. Of course, then I would have to use the MH1 6.0's that I am currently using, so I'm not sold on it...

People find it strange that I know the Canadian anthem... Hear it so many times during the year, how could I not?!! Those Preds are some dirty little pricks this year. Lead the league in penalties and are taking liberties with everyone. Too bad the era of the tough guy is all but gone; I'd love to see someone take care of those guys and remind them what they should have to endure for being cheap.

I loved the EBC's I had on my Dakota and Ram.

Agreed. If you use the Mini H1's it is SUPER easy... I personally always buy a replacement set to work with, but it is still a lot cheaper than having them built buy a third party.

Looking forward to the write up!

Worked great for taping lines on my two-tone stained cornhole boards though. I wasn't very confident that it would work, but I ended up with very crisp lines staining wood with two different shades.

I wouldn't say that it is a loud vehicle, in fact I think it is fairly quiet for what it is... Keep in mind that as temps get colder, sound travels better and everything seems a little louder.

I have been meaning to do this since I bought the DJ, but was unsure if it would hold up to the dog... I guess now I will just spend the 30 minutes and get it done. Thanks.
Make sure when taping a line with dip that the first coats are lighter towards the edges and that the last coat is very wet and overlaps the tape well. You then need to peel the tape while the dip is wet. You will get a nice crisp line that way.