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12-19-2008, 10:11 AM
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something wrong here
was out removing the dealer decal off the JK and noticed this sway bar arm looked odd. some body has put the driver side on the inside of the mounting point.
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12-19-2008, 10:33 AM
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I think I mounted both of mine on the inside for more clearance... But I'm 99% sure that driver side one needs to be fixed.
Get under there and do some tinkering!!!
Get under there and do some tinkering!!!
12-19-2008, 10:56 AM
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use some wd40 or goof off to get the sticky stuff off the paint. then put some wax on.
12-19-2008, 11:01 AM
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If you live in warm weather, put that part of the Jeep with the decal in the sun for a bit and just peel it off with your fingernail. Otherwise, use a blow drier to warm up the decal and just peel if off. Clean off any extra residue with Goo Gone or whatever. A little wax wouldn't hurt either.
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12-19-2008, 11:01 AM
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I'm sure it can be done without a razor just the same. I'd be afraid with the hairdryer I'd soften the paint just enough to do some damage to the paint with the razor blade.
I got mine off by parking it in the sunlight for a few hours this summer. Sucker peeled right off in one piece.
Of course, it's probably a little too weak of a sun to get the same effects now. So I'd get a hair dryer and use your finger nail to pull and edge up, then slowwwwwly start peeling back.
If it's one of those emblem-like dealer markers, usually a hairdryer and some lifting will to the trick... but you may need to use some floss or fishing line to cut it off... Then just rub the adhesive off with your hand, or use some Goo-gone...
I got mine off by parking it in the sunlight for a few hours this summer. Sucker peeled right off in one piece.
Of course, it's probably a little too weak of a sun to get the same effects now. So I'd get a hair dryer and use your finger nail to pull and edge up, then slowwwwwly start peeling back.
If it's one of those emblem-like dealer markers, usually a hairdryer and some lifting will to the trick... but you may need to use some floss or fishing line to cut it off... Then just rub the adhesive off with your hand, or use some Goo-gone...
12-19-2008, 11:05 AM
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I had to do that to my rear drivers side link when i first got my TF BB before I got spacers. You have to do that witht he stock wheels otherwise you get rubbing unless you adjust the track bar. looks like someone had done that nad never redid it when they got new wheels and the real lift.
12-19-2008, 11:45 AM
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If you live in warm weather, put that part of the Jeep with the decal in the sun for a bit and just peel it off with your fingernail. Otherwise, use a blow drier to warm up the decal and just peel if off. Clean off any extra residue with Goo Gone or whatever. A little wax wouldn't hurt either.
