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11-07-2011, 06:38 AM
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Ok guys quick question: is JKS a brand of discos? And are they electronic? If not, how do the non electronic ones work?
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11-07-2011, 07:25 AM
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Aligment
The only aligment you should need is the recentering of your steering wheel which can easily be done by you.
Underneath the front of the jeep the drag link has two bolts loosen those and slowly turn it one way or another until the steering wheel centers. Retighten, give it a test drive if your still off repeat the above.
Underneath the front of the jeep the drag link has two bolts loosen those and slowly turn it one way or another until the steering wheel centers. Retighten, give it a test drive if your still off repeat the above.
11-07-2011, 07:26 AM
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11-07-2011, 07:27 AM
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The only aligment you should need is the recentering of your steering wheel which can easily be done by you.
Underneath the front of the jeep the drag link has two bolts loosen those and slowly turn it one way or another until the steering wheel centers. Retighten, give it a test drive if your still off repeat the above.
Underneath the front of the jeep the drag link has two bolts loosen those and slowly turn it one way or another until the steering wheel centers. Retighten, give it a test drive if your still off repeat the above.
