Comments for Jeep Wrangler http://www.sugia.org Sun, 05 Feb 2012 19:50:58 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.2.1 Comment on Is a jeep wrangler tj a good first car for a teenager? by Michelle http://www.sugia.org/is-a-jeep-wrangler-tj-a-good-first-car-for-a-teenager/#comment-3423 Michelle Sun, 05 Feb 2012 19:50:58 +0000 http://www.sugia.org/is-a-jeep-wrangler-tj-a-good-first-car-for-a-teenager/#comment-3423 Heck yeah! Wranglers are a lot of fun, you can take the top and doors off, they are a lot of fun off road and they hold their value and will last a long time!!! Heck yeah! Wranglers are a lot of fun, you can take the top and doors off, they are a lot of fun off road and they hold their value and will last a long time!!!

]]> Comment on Is a jeep wrangler tj a good first car for a teenager? by Mike K http://www.sugia.org/is-a-jeep-wrangler-tj-a-good-first-car-for-a-teenager/#comment-3422 Mike K Sun, 05 Feb 2012 19:10:46 +0000 http://www.sugia.org/is-a-jeep-wrangler-tj-a-good-first-car-for-a-teenager/#comment-3422 Yes they are good as long as you dont mind bad gas mileage average 15-17mpg depending on how you drive and if its a auto or manual. Try to find one with a 4.0 l6 they are bullet proof and its normal for them to see 200,000 or more with regular maintenance. Just take it easy until you get used to it. Yes they are good as long as you dont mind bad gas mileage average 15-17mpg depending on how you drive and if its a auto or manual. Try to find one with a 4.0 l6 they are bullet proof and its normal for them to see 200,000 or more with regular maintenance. Just take it easy until you get used to it.

]]> Comment on Is a jeep wrangler tj a good first car for a teenager? by lartor http://www.sugia.org/is-a-jeep-wrangler-tj-a-good-first-car-for-a-teenager/#comment-3421 lartor Sun, 05 Feb 2012 18:13:17 +0000 http://www.sugia.org/is-a-jeep-wrangler-tj-a-good-first-car-for-a-teenager/#comment-3421 Notta enchalada, they are top heavy and use mucho gas, get a Ford, Honda or Toyota, they will be reliable and cheaper to drive. Notta enchalada, they are top heavy and use mucho gas, get a Ford, Honda or Toyota, they will be reliable and cheaper to drive.

]]> Comment on Does anyone know who made the lights on the Tomb Raider Jeep Wrangler light bar? by Martinmm http://www.sugia.org/does-anyone-know-who-made-the-lights-on-the-tomb-raider-jeep-wrangler-light-bar/#comment-3420 Martinmm Sun, 05 Feb 2012 17:23:09 +0000 http://www.sugia.org/does-anyone-know-who-made-the-lights-on-the-tomb-raider-jeep-wrangler-light-bar/#comment-3420 powerblocktv.com 4x4 show and type in tomb raider.they did a build of a look alike but better,and talked about the show.some of which was fabricated to look like big stuff.like lights. powerblocktv.com 4×4 show and type in tomb raider.they did a build of a look alike but better,and talked about the show.some of which was fabricated to look like big stuff.like lights.

]]> Comment on How to adjust the clutch pedal on a 2008 Jeep wrangler? by robert http://www.sugia.org/how-to-adjust-the-clutch-pedal-on-a-2008-jeep-wrangler/#comment-3404 robert Sat, 04 Feb 2012 17:53:16 +0000 http://www.sugia.org/how-to-adjust-the-clutch-pedal-on-a-2008-jeep-wrangler/#comment-3404 Since the clutch on any jeep vehicle is a non adjustable type system, there is no way that you can adjust it , if the pedal is soft and starts to engage, that far up the travel length, your clutch disk is worn out and needs to be replaced. Remember to replace the throw out bearing and the pressure plate at the same time. Check out the CHILTON PUBLISHING COMPANY as they print a very use full manuel for jeeps. Since the clutch on any jeep vehicle is a non adjustable type system, there is no way that you can adjust it , if the pedal is soft and starts to engage, that far up the travel length, your clutch disk is worn out and needs to be replaced. Remember to replace the throw out bearing and the pressure plate at the same time. Check out the CHILTON PUBLISHING COMPANY as they print a very use full manuel for jeeps.

]]> Comment on About how much would a used Jeep Wrangler coast? by alfredb1979 http://www.sugia.org/about-how-much-would-a-used-jeep-wrangler-coast/#comment-3344 alfredb1979 Tue, 31 Jan 2012 21:09:43 +0000 http://www.sugia.org/about-how-much-would-a-used-jeep-wrangler-coast/#comment-3344 I'd test drive one first before I went head over heels for one, if I were you. I myself would only get one for a toy if I wanted to spend the inflated money to get one just to keep miles off of my F150... I’d test drive one first before I went head over heels for one, if I were you.

I myself would only get one for a toy if I wanted to spend the inflated money to get one just to keep miles off of my F150…

]]> Comment on About how much would a used Jeep Wrangler coast? by randy c http://www.sugia.org/about-how-much-would-a-used-jeep-wrangler-coast/#comment-3343 randy c Tue, 31 Jan 2012 20:40:23 +0000 http://www.sugia.org/about-how-much-would-a-used-jeep-wrangler-coast/#comment-3343 we have one here at our car lot for 13.900 its a 2000 with 66k manual transmission but this question is to unclear you can spend 30.000 or more and you can find older ones for a lot less try msn autos or yahoo autos or any other web site to see all your options Do you need auto ? Do you want ahard top? Do you want the bigger tires for of road? Are you wanting the nicer stero system with the sound bar? good luck. we have one here at our car lot for 13.900 its a 2000 with 66k manual transmission but this question is to unclear you can spend 30.000 or more and you can find older ones for a lot less try msn autos or yahoo autos or any other web site to see all your options Do you need auto ? Do you want ahard top? Do you want the bigger tires for of road? Are you wanting the nicer stero system with the sound bar? good luck.

]]> Comment on 4 cylinder wrangler with 160,00 miles!! is it totally worn out? Mechanics advice needed!? by ron p http://www.sugia.org/4-cylinder-wrangler-with-16000-miles-is-it-totally-worn-out-mechanics-advice-needed/#comment-3333 ron p Tue, 31 Jan 2012 20:22:20 +0000 http://www.sugia.org/4-cylinder-wrangler-with-16000-miles-is-it-totally-worn-out-mechanics-advice-needed/#comment-3333 no the 4cyl is not wussy, i am running a four with 33s and i still can leave most cars at lights in a sprint....but they catch up to me later. mine has over 166,000 miles on it and im the third known owner of it. no smoke no hesitation no oil leak or anything. the mileage will suck... i usually get 50 or so miles on a quarter tank.sometimes more sometimes less depending how im driving. by the way mines a 93 sport wrangler hard top. no the 4cyl is not wussy, i am running a four with 33s and i still can leave most cars at lights in a sprint….but they catch up to me later.
mine has over 166,000 miles on it and im the third known owner of it. no smoke no hesitation no oil leak or anything.
the mileage will suck… i usually get 50 or so miles on a quarter tank.sometimes more sometimes less depending how im driving.
by the way mines a 93 sport wrangler hard top.

]]> Comment on About how much would a used Jeep Wrangler coast? by Smitty Werben Yenser Manjensen http://www.sugia.org/about-how-much-would-a-used-jeep-wrangler-coast/#comment-3342 Smitty Werben Yenser Manjensen Tue, 31 Jan 2012 19:59:44 +0000 http://www.sugia.org/about-how-much-would-a-used-jeep-wrangler-coast/#comment-3342 DON'T GET A JEEP I know I'd hate it if I asked this and got a response telling me not to get one, but they are just about the worst cars ever made; this is not just my opinion. Bad gas mileage, absolutely terrible reliability... any car is better than a Jeep. Consumer Reports, a board of experts, says so. Ask anyone... do a little research and you'll see what I mean. I'm not trying to be mean, I'm just trying to help; you'll regret getting one. But, if you get a used one, try kelly blue book's website and find out the price it should be. DON’T GET A JEEP

I know I’d hate it if I asked this and got a response telling me not to get one, but they are just about the worst cars ever made; this is not just my opinion. Bad gas mileage, absolutely terrible reliability… any car is better than a Jeep. Consumer Reports, a board of experts, says so. Ask anyone… do a little research and you’ll see what I mean. I’m not trying to be mean, I’m just trying to help; you’ll regret getting one. But, if you get a used one, try kelly blue book’s website and find out the price it should be.

]]> Comment on 4 cylinder wrangler with 160,00 miles!! is it totally worn out? Mechanics advice needed!? by JeepByBosk http://www.sugia.org/4-cylinder-wrangler-with-16000-miles-is-it-totally-worn-out-mechanics-advice-needed/#comment-3332 JeepByBosk Tue, 31 Jan 2012 19:31:21 +0000 http://www.sugia.org/4-cylinder-wrangler-with-16000-miles-is-it-totally-worn-out-mechanics-advice-needed/#comment-3332 2.5L engines are fine even with 160k miles. However, Jeep has stopped making a lot of the parts for them for whatever reason. It may have to do with the Cash for Clunkers deal that went on. We were trying to get parts for my son's Jeep and spent quite a bit of time searching junk yards and the internet. You can still get after market parts. We did change out the engine just because my son wanted the 4.0L. It was very difficult and if we had it to do over again, we would just sell the 2.5 and buy one with a 4.0. The entire engine compartment was only setup for the 2.5. We had to weld in our own motor mounts and rewire the harness. It was not a pleasant experience. It also included changing out the tranny and transfer case because the old one didn't match with the new engine. As I said in the beginning, you should be fine with the engine. Just make sure that you will not want to change it out sometime down the road. 2.5L engines are fine even with 160k miles. However, Jeep has stopped making a lot of the parts for them for whatever reason. It may have to do with the Cash for Clunkers deal that went on. We were trying to get parts for my son’s Jeep and spent quite a bit of time searching junk yards and the internet. You can still get after market parts.

We did change out the engine just because my son wanted the 4.0L. It was very difficult and if we had it to do over again, we would just sell the 2.5 and buy one with a 4.0. The entire engine compartment was only setup for the 2.5. We had to weld in our own motor mounts and rewire the harness. It was not a pleasant experience. It also included changing out the tranny and transfer case because the old one didn’t match with the new engine.

As I said in the beginning, you should be fine with the engine. Just make sure that you will not want to change it out sometime down the road.

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