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Will doors off of a 1993 jeep yj fit on a 1998 jeep tj?
no
How to remove the doors on 1987 Jeep Wrangler TJ?
Jeep YJ doors can be removed by taking the nuts off the bottoms of the door hinges. in 1987, it was a Jeep YJ. In 1997 the TJ model came out. Jeep YJ doors can be removed by taking the nuts off the bottoms of the door hinges. in 1987, it was a Jeep YJ. In 1997 the TJ model came out.
How do you take the doors off of a 1998 Jeep Wrangler Sahara?
Take the bolts off the bottom of the hinges and lift...
Is there a way to convert jeep Cherokee's doors into a Jeep Wrangler style removable doors?
a welder and a cutting torch. or you could just tear them off completely and use netting which would look cooler!
How do you remove the doors from a 2004 Jeep Wrangler?
how do you remove the doors from a 2004 jeep wrangler
How can you unhook the lighting on a 2004 jeep wrangler when you take the doors off?
take out the accessory fuse.
How do you disconnect the lighting when you take the doors off a 2004 jeep wrangler?
take out the accesory fuse.
Why do some 94 Jeep wranglers have Doors that are Squared off and Some have doors that are rounded at the top?
I had both tops for my YJ, squared doors for the soft top and rounded for the hard top.
How to get doors off Jeep TJ?
take off the nuts under the door posts that go into the hinge. Very easy, be sure to roll the windows down. That makes the doors easier to carry.
How do you to take the doors off of a Jeep Wrangler and keep them off without the interior car lights wasting your battery?
remove the battery btw, your mom.
Is it illegal to drive with my doors off in my jeep?
Yes, highly illegal. This in untrue. It is perfectly legal so long as you follow any mirror laws your particular state may have in place. Jeep Wranglers are designed from the factory with removable doors. The doors are neither structural or integral to the safety equipment of the Wrangler.
What is the law about driving without doors?
You don't need to have doors on your Jeep.
