r/JeepWrangler

Anything that I can buy to stop the water from coming in like this when braking while its raining? It comes from the top corner of the driver & passenger doors

Is it just a Jeep thing, and I don't understand?

After waiting almost two years to get one due to being overseas, I found this beauty upon arrival back to the states! Bonus: it came with the noise damping panels and wow what a difference it makes!

Double checking this is the pcv valve. How much of a pain is it to replace

2017 willy wranger off reading fun

2020 willy wrangler more of a pavement princess

2012 Rubicon 87K miles and 2 owners South States owned all its life.

Seemed like a logical next step. It’s a 2021 4xe. Allready put 4k miles on it over the last two months traveling Icelandic highlands. Put it on 35’s on 17x10 Arctic Trucks wheels and now im looking for creative solutions for adding aux lights to the front bumper.

Anybody have ideas or experience with the plastic bumper or should I just replace it with a steel bumper for better options?

Left in a photo of the Jimny as well, miss that worrior a little bit.

Saw it in Sea Isle this past weekend and I NEED to purchase one. So slick. Thanks!

My dad borrowed my daughter’s 2009 Wrangler and he said when he got to work there was steam coming up from the engine and fluid gushing out like a hose. I just got here to the jeep and can see evidence of a bunch of fluid that spilled out onto the parking lot.

However, I opened up the hood and coolant level looks fine, just a little low. It’s been running for over 10 min and nothing is happening.

It seems safe to drive but I’m wondering where all the fluid came from. Any ideas?

EDIT: After posting this, I saw smoke/steam starting to come up so I shut the engine off.

Family had a TJ that I drove throughout high school. 13 years later I grabbed this as a 3rd vehicle just cause it looks cool and is a super impractical truck.

For the first time ever it took longer than 15 minutes to decide what car to buy, and after extensive research found this beauty to have fun with!

About a week and a half ago I asked the community if a 2021 Willy’s with 77k miles going for $26K out the door was a good deal and the majority of you said no and to keep looking, so I did. I ended up finding and buying a new to me 2022 Rubicon with 45k miles for $30k out the door. Thank you all for your insight and opinions.

Life is more fun w a jeep

Traded my sports for a Rubicon X! Matte PPF on Anvil looks sick!

Taken from a few different trails:

1. Picayne and Placer Gulches

2. Clear Lake

3. California Pass

4-6. Picayne and Placer Gulches

Am I being paranoid? How much rust is too much? I’m looking at this 2015, and they sent me photos of the underside to show for rust and this is what they sent me

EDIT: Thank you all for your input. I didn’t realize my post seemed like clickbait! I genuinely just had no idea what to look for for rust. So thank you, I think it’s time to purchase!