I didn't realize that those nut strips just slip in. I'm installing a hitch and even though I have minimal rust, those nuts being under the Jeep for over 20 years rusted and I'm having trouble getting the hitch bolts in. If I can't clean them out today I'll delay the hitch installation and order new nut strips. Thanks for posting the video.
Thanga, you never disappoint. love the xj videos. is that rustoleum a matched paint to the original? or just a red paint you found that's close in color? I need to do the same on my 2000 white xj
So when I put my trailer hitch on, I had to cut out holes to put the $35 plates into the frame. I wonder why some Jeeps already have the access holes cut.
I just received my new nut strip and I'm doing this project tomorrow. Did you have to remove the two muffler bracket bolts to remove the passenger side nut strip?
I didn't realize that those nut strips just slip in. I'm installing a hitch and even though I have minimal rust, those nuts being under the Jeep for over 20 years rusted and I'm having trouble getting the hitch bolts in. If I can't clean them out today I'll delay the hitch installation and order new nut strips. Thanks for posting the video.
Thanga, you never disappoint. love the xj videos. is that rustoleum a matched paint to the original? or just a red paint you found that's close in color?
I need to do the same on my 2000 white xj
@iAmJankus : it's not matching paint, It's brighter than the original one.
Great clip. Just what I needed for this job!
So when I put my trailer hitch on, I had to cut out holes to put the $35 plates into the frame. I wonder why some Jeeps already have the access holes cut.
No need to put holes, it’s all available from factory, I was just cleaning the rust with driller.
I just received my new nut strip and I'm doing this project tomorrow. Did you have to remove the two muffler bracket bolts to remove the passenger side nut strip?
Yes I removed those bolts holding the exhaust, not sure one or two.