the discs I use are 3m rol-loc brown in color but the typical DIY guy doesn't have air equipment, etc., so I would suggest 400 grit wet sand paper on a block of wood or scuff pads of some sort
For some reason, Jeep stopped using the access panel for the oil filter , even though there is still a cutout for it. I thought mine was missing, called the dealer, and they didn't list a part number for it. Doesn't make any sense, why would you want mud, snow, or any other crap getting in there.
Great video. Thank you for sharing!
Great video. I'm just getting ready to do this on my Jeep today. You have your 391st subscriber as well. 😁👍
Bought mine used and never even knew there was supposed to be a panel there 😂 damn Jiffy Lube
it's a common occurrence
THE Absolute best instructional video for WP replacement on a 5.7 Hemi! And I've watched/looked for many. How about a video on the timing cover?
I suppose if one comes in.. thank you
Great video. Very detailed!
Scotch pad as in green scotch brite for dishes? I see they have maroon rectangular scotch brite general purpose pads as well.
the discs I use are 3m rol-loc brown in color
but the typical DIY guy doesn't have air equipment, etc., so I would suggest 400 grit wet sand paper on a block of wood or scuff pads of some sort
For some reason, Jeep stopped using the access panel for the oil filter , even though there is still a cutout for it. I thought mine was missing, called the dealer, and they didn't list a part number for it. Doesn't make any sense, why would you want mud, snow, or any other crap getting in there.
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