Let's play name that part...

[cbremer]

Originally posted by sarah
end of an axle?

getting warmer....

[king4wd2]

Originally posted by sarah
end of an axle?

That's what I was thinking.

[blkTJ]

Originally posted by blkTJ
consecutively smaller round things stacked on top of each other?

I'm tellin' ya, this is it. Chuck just won't admit it.

[cbremer]

Originally posted by blkTJ
I'm tellin' ya, this is it. Chuck just won't admit it.

i suppose, strictly speaking, you're right.

but, what Jeep component are those stacked round things parts of?

[sarah]

hmmm, lemme go ask chris. hehe

[blkTJ]

Originally posted by cbremer

my submission:

o.k., o.k... this is a tough one chuck. it looks to me like some sort of shaft that's run off a serpentine belt.

[cbremer]

outer end of the axleshaft (top to bottom: retaining collar, bearing, seal) taken when I was doing my rear disc conversion. good times

[king4wd2]

Here I was racking my brain and I was about to say something like that. My husband, king4wd, would say, "yeah right! Sure you were." The only part I couldn't figure out is Sarah's and the other part, the 4xdoctor.

[blkTJ]

you got me. that bearing cup had me stumped.

[Dukes69]

I got a couple for you. Heres the first one:

[blkTJ]

Originally posted by Dukes69
I got a couple for you. Heres the first one:

too easy... it's the upper door hinge mirror braket. :yay:

[cbremer]

NEXT! and let's make it at least a little challenging, shall we?

[Dukes69]

Originally posted by blkTJ
too easy... it's the upper door hinge mirror braket. :yay:

Yup, Youre right. That was an easy one. Heres a harder one.

[cbremer]

hub/unit bearing, inboard side (where it meets the knuckle)

[cbremer]

simple... you know you've seen it, but you can't quite place it