- Installed rear shocks
- Touched-up undercoating inside front fenders while removed
- Installed front fenders
- Installed front side marking lights
- Ran electrical lines for all front lights
- Installed headlights
- Installed front grill running lights
- Installed footman loops on hood
- Installed hood hinges on Jeep
- Installed hood, bolted down hinges
- Installed new front brake lines
- Replaced front axle housing vent hose
- Installed front latch brackets on hood
- Installed hood support bracket
- Installed hood latches on fenders
- Replaced rear differential
- Installed rear axles/bearings/seals
- Replaced rear pinion seal/ nut
- Installed new rear brake lines
- Installed new emergency brake cables
- Sanded and prepared dash and other parts for dipping
- Installed new drive shaft u-joints
- Ran rear differential air lines
- Ran front differential air lines
- Tested ARB locker operation
- Installed drive shafts
- Installed transfer case/ transmission lower kit
- Installed new rear differential cover
- Filled rear differential with oil
- Installed new front differential cover
- Filled front differential with oil
- Installed under hood light unit
- Mounted rear bumper
- Installed roll cage
- Installed radiator overflow bottle
- Installed windshield wiper bottle and pump, wire to dash
- Assembled and installed tire carrier
- Dipped dash panel, shifter access panel, glove box door and windshield wiper motor cover
| Steering stabilizer installed |
| Rear shocks installed |
| Fenders installed, hood installed, front lights installed, etc |
| Everything moving smoothly, it only takes 10 "inch pounds" to rotate the rear differential/ axles! |
| New rear axles and brakes, looks like new, but even better! |
| Built a temporary water container to hydro-dip the dash and other items |
| Dash close-up |
| Glove box door close up |
| Outlet covers close-up |
| Front bumper and winch plate partially installed |
| Rear bumper and tire carrier installed. |
| Rear differential complete with brake lines and air lines for the locker |
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