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  1. Illinois RTR Rock Rails, Bronco 4-door

    Price lowered to $400. Come and get 'em.
  2. Illinois Sold: RTR Rock Rails, Bronco 4-door

    RTR Rock Rails for Ford Bronco 4-door. All hardware included. $500 now $400 These were on my Bronco for less than 6 months and I just decided to go another direction. These are currently over $2200 when purchased and shipped new from RTR--at this price you can beat on them offroad or...
  3. New issue: front gear differential seal leak

    #MB3Z-4141-C is the entire front axle assembly. You're getting a new front axle. The pinion seal already comes installed as a full unit with this part number. They will not replace the axle shafts. It is a fairly straightforward install, I had the same thing done by my dealer. It took 20...
  4. Front differential pinion seal leaking

    It's definitely possible. My past experience with Jeep and Mopar parts was that often the part numbers will show a revision but nothing actually changed. Sometimes they just change them because of some supplier process that updates the revision for a reason other than a redesign. My axle...
  5. Front differential pinion seal leaking

    I had this fixed this week. They replaced the entire front axle center section assembly. Seemed like overkill to me at first, but if there was anything wrong with the diff gears setup from the supplier of the original center section, which could plausibly lead to the early failure of the...
  6. Maxtrax spare tire carrier system - only 3 straps, & camera and sensor compatible

    I used to use Rok Straps to lash my Maxtrax to my Jeep's spare wheel, but with the Bronco Sasquatch wheels and mounting position of the spare on the tailgate, in addition to the spare-mounted rear view camera, that old solution wasn't going to work. The addition of a 10' x 2" endless loop...
  7. Maxtrax Spare Tire Mount - Only 3 Straps & camera / sensor compatible

    I used to use Rok Straps to lash my Maxtrax to my Jeep's spare wheel, but with the Bronco Sasquatch wheels and mounting position of the spare on the tailgate, in addition to the spare-mounted rear view camera, that old solution wasn't going to work. The addition of a 10' x 2" endless loop...
  8. Maxtrax mounting options with a soft top Bronco

    Finally figured out how to effectively mount these on the spare. I had previously used my Rok Strap solution with my old Jeep, and was able to attach those directly to the spare wheel spokes in a way that kept the traction boards on there solidly. However, the spoke design of the Sasquatch OEM...
  9. Front differential pinion seal leaking

    I am having the pinion seal leak on the front diff as well. It's not a rapid leak, just a slow leak, but the dealer is saying that they have to replace the whole front axle. Did you ever get yours fixed and how long did you end up waiting on parts? What did they replace for you?
  10. Creek Trail @ Badlands in the Black Diamond, following Jeeps with Open Air Offroad

    Last one here from this trip, we opened the throttle up a bit more this time than the last time I was here. Also compared running in Sport Mode 4WD Hi, vs Sand Mode 4WD Hi. Sport Mode does open things up a LOT more vs Sand Mode, but the traction control is on by default. I honestly prefer the...
  11. Fall Camping at Kennicott Mine, Alaska with First Edition Bronco

    Amazing! This looks awesome. Thanks for the write up.
  12. Creek Trail @ Badlands in the Black Diamond, following Jeeps with Open Air Offroad

    I don't have horizon leveling on my Hero7 Black, but I wish I did. I'm just using the regular hyper smooth stabilization on the Hero7 pointed out the windshield. It's mounted on a GoPro brand suction mount on the inside of the windshield--cup is just behind the rearview mirror just to the...
  13. Creek Trail @ Badlands in the Black Diamond, following Jeeps with Open Air Offroad

    Same trip, we followed the Jeeps through the Yellow Trail. This is a very tight and wooded trail with lots of potential for pinstriping and grazing trees. I was definitely feeling it with the extra sheet metal width of the Bronco vs. my old Jeep; this will take some getting used to. The...
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