Morris 4×4 Center JeePegz Installation
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Ever wanted to kick out your leg and just cruise or need a helping step when getting into your lifted Jeep? Jeepegz are the ultimate in Highway Riding pegs. Read more ...
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Simple Solution To Storing Your Jeep Doors
Worried about storing your new doors after removing them? Does this stop you from going doorless and enjoying the outdoor with your Jeep? This simple at home project will allow you to safely store your Jeep doors at home or in your garage while you cruise the streets or go wheeling offroad. Combined with Bestop Storage Bags, you can go doorless and not have to worry about scratching or possibly damaging your Jeep doors while being stored. Using inexpensive materials we will show you how to make a safe door rack for a 2007- 2013 Jeep Wrangler Unlimited JK.
Read more ... Morris 4×4 Center Presents: “Project 10iSee” Teaser
Here at Morris 4x4 Center we have the expert knowledge and insight to help you with the smallest of installs to the biggest projects. We will be releasing a 3 part video of one of our builds, "Project 10iSee". The build includes Front Bumper, Winch, Remote h.i.d Kit, Rear Bumper with Tire Carrier, and Side Bars. These install videos will give you the insight into installing these basic yet Jeep "game changing" parts. Here is a preview of what is to come.
Chrysler/Jeep Issue Technical Service Bulletin For “Death Wobble”
After years in the making, with hundreds of complaints of this Jeep "Death Wobble" and now backing from Democratic California Representatives Henry Waxman and Anna Eshoo. Chrysler is acknowledging an issues with Jeep steering and suspension components. Chrysler has released a Technical Service Bulletin. Due to a heavy vibration in the steering system transmitted throughout the steering wheel and suspension. It is also known to us as "Death Wobble". Read more ... Cleaning The Carburetor On Your Jeep (CJ-7 & Wrangler YJ)
Decades before the iPhones, in a world ran by DOS and 2-way pager. The prestigious Jeep CJ7 once roamed the streets. The Jeep CJ7 and early Wrangler YJ ran a mighty 4.2 inline AMC 6 cylinder engine. This was the second to last generation of the Civilian Jeep and was equipped with a 2 barrel Carter BBD Carburetor, Which by most was considered a wimpy carburetor. Read more ...