How do i know what gearing i have?
#3
JK Jedi Master
Most reliable way (unless you are original owner and know it hasn't been regeared--in which case above advice is spot on) is to jack up Jeep and count driveshaft revolutions as you turn tire. Plenty of YouTube videos on how to do correctly.
#4
JK Jedi Master
Jack one front tire.
Put a chalk mark on the tire, and one on the drive shaft.
Turn the tire 2 revolutions, while counting the turns of the drive shaft.
The number of drive shaft turns will be your gear ratio.
A little less than 3¼ = 3.21
A little less than 3¾ = 3.73
A little more than 4 = 4.10
Put a chalk mark on the tire, and one on the drive shaft.
Turn the tire 2 revolutions, while counting the turns of the drive shaft.
The number of drive shaft turns will be your gear ratio.
A little less than 3¼ = 3.21
A little less than 3¾ = 3.73
A little more than 4 = 4.10
#5
JK Freak
Easiest way is to go to the jeep.com website under -->Owners, Owners Site/Uconnect AccessLogin create an account and enter vin number. Go to the tab "Learn and Use" equipment you should see every option your jeep came with.