[numb_crna]

I am putting together a OSK for my 2010 Rubi. . .

I have fuses, zip ties, TC clips (both types), hose clamps, starter fluid and a ratchet type tie down strap (used one this weekend to reseat a tire). . .

I know I need U-Joints, but dont know the part numbers. . . .

Hoping the JKO community can help with the part numbers and any other suggestions for the OSK.

 

[Uncle Sams Misguided Child]

Fluids, jumper cables, 22 mm socket (i think) to take axle nut off, toilet paper, emergency blanket, poncho, fire extinguisher, tire patch kit.

 

[Scooter Scott]

I have an old airforce bag that I have a bunch of cheapo harbor freight tools in just in case.

 

[TEXASKEV]

Good gloves come in handy also.

 

[fakrwee]

Must have. WD-40 & duct tape.

 

[rudycon]

osk

gorilla tape. better 'n duct or 100mph tape.

JB weld. (The 5-minute "JB quik" stuff is great.)

 

[jeeperjkj]

Might I add, it's good to carry a couple pieces (see link) to plug your brake line if you should blow one. I think I had all of about $4 or so in these two fittings that enabled me to plug one brake line that blew, wheel all weekend, and then drive from Maine back home to Jersey before I needed to fix it.

http://www.jkowners.com/forum/showpost.php?p=487637&postcount=486

 

[numb_crna]

JB weld is the bomb.

At work we have a 270 gal diesel tank for the genset with a curbside remote fill. Stupid delivery driver filled the tank with 100 gals without checking to be sure the tank was venting. Ruptured the tank. 75 gals of diesel fuel on the floor of the parking deck. FD HazMat on scene, mixed up a bit of JB, slapped that shit on the busted seam and whammo, no more leak.

gorilla tape. better 'n duct or 100mph tape.

JB weld. (The 5-minute "JB quik" stuff is great.)

 

[neoxxis]

I always have a few clips that link the transfer case shifter to the adapter under the body...
0.38$ at the dealer and they sell for 5$ on the trail!