20 Most Recent 2006 Jeep Wrangler - Page 6 Questions & Answers

Not much you can do with that unless you remove it. Most I've seen that were jammed had a coin or small toy stuck inside. If you can't shake it loose, you are half way there to replacing it. Generally they are easy to find in local scrapyards at a reasonable price.

check ur u joints or hub bearing on the front of ur jeep

WELL, YOU COULD GIVE THE DOG A MILD LAXATIVE, AND WAIT! NO! THE FUSE MAY BE LOCATED IN THE FUSEBOX UNDER THE DASH!

so you only have this problem when you get gas at one station? if so it is bad gas. I would not let firestone do it they just wanna sell a service this may not cure get some lucas fuel treatment or seafoam and run thru gas get some good gas and see if clears up if not have a qualified shop look at it and see what is going on.

If the seat has a lever to allow entry to rear seat the fnt seat back and seat roll foward[2 door jeep]. Move the seat back back to normal and push loose seat all the way foward and then all the way back.let me know if that helps

Do your instrument lights dim out when you turn the key?

I had this problem with my 2001 Grand Cherokee and it was caused by a bad battery terminal connection. Mine was the positive (red) one, which is usually where the gunk likes to build up.

Be careful... any deposits there are highly acidic. It is a good idea to have a solution of baking soda and water nearby to neutralize any acid you may get on your hands.

A word of caution... you MUST exercise extreme care with your tools when working around your battery. There is ALLOT of power stored there! Remove all your jewelry- rings, etc.... When I was an electronics instructor in the Navy I heard a horror story about a sailor losing a finger when his wedding band welded itself to his battery. If you are uncomfortable with any of this, get somebody you trust working on your car or a mechanic to take care of it.

Disconnect the terminals from the battery posts, using care to not allow any tools to touch either the other battery terminal or any metal part of your car. Take the negative (-) (black wire) first, then the positive(+) (red wire) Clean the terminals up real good.

There is a special battery terminal/post cleaner you can get at any auto store- it is a pair of wire brushes- one that fits over the battery post and you twist it, and one that looks like a short christmas tree that you use to clean the inside of the wire terminals, usually it is under a metal cap.

After you clean everything up, connect it all back up in reverse order- connect the (+) first, tighten its nut securely, then do the same with the (-). Hopefully this will atke care of your problem.

In cases where either terminal is severely damaged, it will need to be replaced.

check the cam shaft sensor. it is where the dist. would go in a regular motor/

check tires for shifted belts, check front steering arms and tie rods, check front shocks, do the same checks for the rear. check for loose wheels and hubs.

Have you checked and tested your crank sensor? Might be the problem.

It's pretty common with Jeeps. It's called "Death Wobble" You can read up on it here:


http://www.jeepforum.com/forum/f13/death-wobble-cured-124861/

http://kevinsoffroad.com/death-wobble-cures/how-to-fix-your-own-death-wobble/

Hi there,

The dash is really easy to remove. The upper dash trim panel pops off and you remove the screws along the windshield, the 3 bolts on each side of the dash, you have to remove the steering column, evacuate the a/c and unplug all the connectors that go to the dash harness. There are additional bolts for the hvac box located on the engine compartment side of the firewall.

Good luck...

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Thanks for the vote, and good luck!

You will need to remove whats called the coil rail assembly. Tighten the plugs to 26-30 Ft/Lbs of torque, and re-install the coil rail.

isn't it a lubrication?

You can have the rear window replaced. Bring the top to canvas repair shop (boat canvas shop) and get a quote.

Hi ronda. No we do not sell parts but this is a common item which you will find at any autoparts store. The part you need is called a flasher, get the heavy duty version. The price will be in the $5-$10 range. Joe

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