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noroad

noroad

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I was wondering what you guys do at 50,000 miles as i am getting pretty close! Do you guys change spark plugs and coils? any belts or sensors? Just figured i might ask before something lets go on the trail! I have changed the tanny and transfer-case fluids and the diff is getting changeds soon!
 
JKWrang

JKWrang

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noroad said:
I was wondering what you guys do at 50,000 miles as i am getting pretty close! Do you guys change spark plugs and coils? any belts or sensors? Just figured i might ask before something lets go on the trail! I have changed the tanny and transfer-case fluids and the diff is getting changeds soon!
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All if the above

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jeeeep

jeeeep

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pull a plug and take a look at it's condition - they normally will last but it depends on the fuel, when I upgraded my coil and wires I replaced the plugs but they didn't look bad when I pulled them at about the same mileage you are now. maybe run injector cleaner through the system.

seeing that you're in a winter area - I'd also check

brake pads

if you have a lift - check all your bolt torques

Belt - cracks or abnormal wear

check the condition of your battery cables and body grounds make sure they all look clean no rust etc...

may even have your battery tested - I didn't look to see what year your Jeep was.

Throttle body - mine gets dirty fast - I'm beginning to think it's the CAI causing this - my buddies doesn't seem to get as dirty with his stock filter but he also doesn't drive as many miles.

have fun, cheers :beer:
 
noroad

noroad

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jeeeep said:
pull a plug and take a look at it's condition - they normally will last but it depends on the fuel, when I upgraded my coil and wires I replaced the plugs but they didn't look bad when I pulled them at about the same mileage you are now. maybe run injector cleaner through the system.

seeing that you're in a winter area - I'd also check

brake pads

if you have a lift - check all your bolt torques

Belt - cracks or abnormal wear

check the condition of your battery cables and body grounds make sure they all look clean no rust etc...

may even have your battery tested - I didn't look to see what year your Jeep was.

Throttle body - mine gets dirty fast - I'm beginning to think it's the CAI causing this - my buddies doesn't seem to get as dirty with his stock filter but he also doesn't drive as many miles.

have fun, cheers :beer:
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Thank you a all noted!!!
 
utiadam

utiadam

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I would do plugs and fluids. Only do coils if you are having misfire issues. Only do the drive belt if it has cracks in it.
 
utiadam

utiadam

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noroad said:
Wouldnt it just make sence to do the coils if everything is already off tho?
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Well it depends how much they are. I work for Mercedes as a tech and we only replace individual coils if they fail. Our regular coils are like $200 each and the v12 coils can be around $2,000.
 
noroad

noroad

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utiadam said:
Well it depends how much they are. I work for Mercedes as a tech and we only replace individual coils if they fail. Our regular coils are like $200 each and the v12 coils can be around $2,000.
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think that are about 20 bucks lol!
 
DA RUNT

DA RUNT

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Don't forget the coveted blinker fluid change, and you should re-check you pinion angles. You should also service your level before hand using level refill w/ bubble :cheesy:
 
noroad

noroad

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DA RUNT said:
Don't forget the coveted blinker fluid change, and you should re-check you pinion angles. You should also service your level before hand using level refill w/ bubble :cheesy:
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I totally for got about the blinker fluid change damn, have to ask the auto zone guys for a print out on that! :cheesy::cheesy:
 
bkac

bkac

Caught the Bug
MTG said:
Muffler bearings. That's it. :yup:
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Those can get expensive if you don't service them regularly! Still haven't been able to find an aftermarket replacement. Idk...:confused:

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Zstairlessone

Zstairlessone

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My plugs were still good at 110,000 but I changed them then anyway, climb all over and under it and check bushings, bolts, clamps, welds etc. a lot of little stuff that isn't in the OM probably needs care now depending on how you use it. Coils will either be good or not I wouldn't change them unless you have an issue. Look at (change) your PCV valve, that's one of the things I won't wait for failure - cheap insurance and not hard to do
 
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