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Sputter...sputter...sputter...(silence). Didn't sound fun, dit it? Well, it certainly wouldn't be fun. Especially if you were out in the middle of nowhere when it happened. |
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The skid plate stays out of the way of the oil drain plug, as there is no flange on the rear, so oil changes shouldn't be a problem. According to Turbo City, the skid plate should fit just about any Jeep oil pan.
* UPDATES: - At the time of publication in 1999, the retail for the skid was $39.95. As of June, 2005, the retail was $75.95 - The skid lasted about 6 or 7 months before giving loose. Luckily, it was on a trail when we drove over it and no damage occurred to our Jeep or the one behind us. |
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