Downside of watching Wayalife videos, you want one for any task you do on your jeep

[1RNGR]

Anytime I have to fix or change something, I want a Wayalife video to follow. For swaping my front axle shaft, I can't find a JT specific video so can I just follow the Wayalife video for doing it on a JK?

 

[WJCO]

I would imagine it's very similar. Dana is Dana.

 

[JT@623]

Anytime I have to fix or change something, I want a Wayalife video to follow. For swaping my front axle shaft, I can't find a JT specific video so can I just follow the Wayalife video for doing it on a JK?

Either way when you watch to many it makes your money disappear

 

[1RNGR]

Either way when you watch to many it makes your money disappear

Isn't that the truth, but money would disappear faster if I had to pay other people to do things. Time I have lots of, money not so much.

 

[Disciple Off Road]

JL/JT have the FAD on the passenger side to deal with but other than that, it's the same process. Some torque settings are different than the JK which you can find here https://www.wayalife.com/threads/torque-specs-jl-wrangler-reference-guide.52799/

 

[1RNGR]

JL/JT have the FAD on the passenger side to deal with but other than that, it's the same process. Some torque settings are different than the JK which you can find here https://www.wayalife.com/threads/torque-specs-jl-wrangler-reference-guide.52799/

Wow, that Torq spec thread is an awesome resource. Thanks