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Off Road Jeep Maintainence and Prep - Casualties Of War
Many CJs came with Dana or Model 20 rear axles that used two-piece axleshafts employing a Woodruff key, hub, and axleshaft nut. When the nut loosens, the hub can walk off the shaft, allowing the Woodruff key to shear more easily. If you haven't upgraded to aftermarket one-piece shafts keep an eye on the nut to make sure it's not coming loose. It's good practice to give it a tightening at every stop. Or, you can gun the snot out of it and then tack weld the nut to the shaft to prevent it from loosening. View Related Article
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Jeep Patriot Research
Jeep Patriot Our comprehensive information will allow you to compare the new Jeep Patriot and review specs, photos and more. The 2010 Patriot comes with a L4 standard engine and has a manufacturer suggested retail price of $22,740.00. It has drivers side crash test ratings of 4 stars and passengers side crash test ratings of 5 stars. Other similar vehicles are the Jeep Wrangler and the Jeep Liberty.
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