Jeep Brand Page Other Odds and Ends

A $1,500 debacle of chemical dependency.

Full size fun - just in time for the Cheap Truck Challenge.

It's the little things.

Miller Jeep Trail versus Stinky the FSJ.

Full-size recovery is that "other kind of fun."

The Dana Model 35-C axle has been around for quite a while, in various forms and applications. The most common is the C-clip design found in most of the Jeep Wranglers, Cherokees, Comanches, and Wagoneers.

Pow. You know that sound--it comes from the Dana 30 under the front of your CJ. But was it the hub exploding, the steering U-joint failing, or the axleshaft snapping in two? If you have stock hubs, you've answered your own question. If not, odds are you just w

As cool as old Jeeps are to build, there are several mechanical systems that just cannot be overlooked. Well, you can try, but sooner or later the weak parts will end up on the ground and you’ll be stuck trying to limp home. One of the worst items on pre-

Whether you’re a Jeep fan or not, the diminutive vehicle played a big role in all of our lives, from winning wars to freeing our souls in the search for the outback. And while DaimlerChrysler doesn’t look kindly on trademark infringement, the word Je

We know you want to be a Jeep Guru. The kind of guy that can spot any Jeep in any condition and know what year the body is, and even rattle off what year the windshield frame is from. The kind of person that takes pleasure in educating lesser Jeep-knowledgeabl

The Jeep was born in an age of global strife. Bred for battle, it became the four-wheel version of the Swiss Army knife, able to do almost anything. To the soldiers who fought in World War II--friend and foe alike--it became a legend. While Willys Overland eme