It was so hard for me to see you not start the bolts by hand. Having to rethread one of the bolt holes would not be fun!! Other than that, great video!!
Correct. Unfortunately it's hard to get a simple answer on how much to put in. My 2020 JT Rubicon just states fill to the drain hole on the stock diff cover. smh
You used way too much RTV. You only need a thin bead around the cover and only around the inside of the bolt holes. You could wipe around the outside of the cover but, you can’t wipe out the inside. Over 40 years of work at dealerships, you don’t over use sealer
Great job! You're inspiring
Just got mine installed in like 20 minutes or less very simple and really like it.
Great video! I have to wonder if the new skid plate will gather and hold mud and water?
It was so hard for me to see you not start the bolts by hand. Having to rethread one of the bolt holes would not be fun!! Other than that, great video!!
You over filled. The fill bolt on the MC cover is located higher then stock. Need to fill manually unfortunately.
Dang that sucks
That’s the first thing I noticed.
Correct. Unfortunately it's hard to get a simple answer on how much to put in. My 2020 JT Rubicon just states fill to the drain hole on the stock diff cover. smh
@@karlpatton1249 1 1/3 quarts in the front, 1 2/3 in the rear. There is a thread somewhere on jlwranglerforums
@@rtisor thank you!
Shouldn’t you start finger twisting bolts first, you going end up stripping someday starting off with power tool
You used way too much RTV. You only need a thin bead around the cover and only around the inside of the bolt holes. You could wipe around the outside of the cover but, you can’t wipe out the inside. Over 40 years of work at dealerships, you don’t over use sealer
Thanks for the tip
Not for nothing...but you should drive around and then check diff fluid level again.
Absolutely, always do. I should have mentioned that, thanks for pointing it out.