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Those are the power wires for the winch. But beside those wires is hole meant for a bolt. It's missing. Nothing holding that side of the cooling coils, or whatever you call those things.
Is your Jeep automatic transmission? It’s likely that the radiator was replaced and many OEM replacements are missing that in the molded plastic. Really the other 3 bolts are enough to hold the trans cooler in place. I made a little bracket to secure that corner after replacing my radiator.

nice Jeep, looks like it has some nice add ons and well cared for. Sometimes buying a used modded Jeep can pay off.
 
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Is your Jeep automatic transmission? It’s likely that the radiator was replaced and many OEM replacements are missing that in the molded plastic. Really the other 3 bolts are enough to hold the trans cooler in place. I made a little bracket to secure that corner.

nice Jeep, looks like it has some nice add ons and well cared for. Sometimes buying a used modded Jeep can pay off.
Yeah the dealer just used a wire tie to secure it. Looks like that will work. Yes it's a automatic. There's 2 coolers, a bigger one and then a smaller in front of it. It's used but the price I could have bought a couple small car's 😂
 
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Is your Jeep automatic transmission? It’s likely that the radiator was replaced and many OEM replacements are missing that in the molded plastic. Really the other 3 bolts are enough to hold the trans cooler in place. I made a little bracket to secure that corner.

nice Jeep, looks like it has some nice add ons and well cared for. Sometimes buying a used modded Jeep can pay off.
Yeah the dealer just used a wire tie to secure it. Looks like that will work. Yes it's a automatic. There's 2 coolers, a bigger one and then a smaller in front of it. It's used but the price I could have bought a couple small car's 😂
 
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Here’s how you can know for sure:

Measure your front shock. From the middle of the bottom bolt eye to the bottom of the rubber bushing.
Just measured mine according to the picture. It measured 20 3/16". So from stock that's about a 1.6875” lift? (I also measured from the spring side and it measured 11 3/16" ,so from this it's a 2" lift?) So is the weight from my steel bumper and winch lowering my lift?
 
I figured this thread was for the detachment of the hardtop wiring harness. The red slider. Every spring I forget how to do it and end up jabbing screwdrivers and other devices in there to get it off.

(Slide the red lock to the right and squeeze at the bottom of the harness to remove)

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I figured this thread was for the detachment of the hardtop wiring harness. The red slider. Every spring I forget how to do it and end up jabbing screwdrivers and other devices in there to get it off.

(Slide the red lock to the right and squeeze at the bottom of the harness to remove)

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Good to know. I haven't gotten to take anything off the jeep yet. Hasn't been warm enough here in Ohio yet😔
 
Good to know. I haven't gotten to take anything off the jeep yet. Hasn't been warm enough here in Ohio yet😔
I would ideally like to take the top off my (not yet received) Jeep, at least on occasion, but as I have no garage, and nowhere to store or put the top when it would be off the Jeep, I don't see myself doing that for the foreseeable future. :(
 
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I would ideally like to take the top off my (not yet received) Jeep, at least on occasion, but as I have no garage, and nowhere to store or put the top when it would be off the Jeep, I don't see myself doing that for the foreseeable future. :(
I just installed this ATV winch the other day. Haven't tried it yet to see if it works.
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I just installed this ATV winch the other day. Haven't tried it yet to see if it works. View attachment 4539807
Yeah, Jason, that would be the ideal solution, both to pick it up off the Jeep, and also to get it up and out of the way.

I once helped a (sadly, now deceased) neighbor take the hard top off his 2006 Rubicon, and manhandling it was significantly more of a pain in the butt than I would have suspected.
 
Going back to the dealer today for some paperwork going to see if they will fix this. See where I circled, there is a bolt missing that holds the one side of the coils up. I can't see where it's supposed to bolt to. It's just free balling with no support on that side. View attachment 4539064
That looks like the brackets that hold your aux coolers to your radiator without screws but from the picture I do not see the aux coolers.
 
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