Jack Handle Holder
A Jack Handle Holder is a type of mounting tool that secures the jack handle to your truck or trailer. A jack handle holder usually comes in two mounting styles, namely weld-on and bolt-on.
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Jack Mount
A Jack Mount is an attachment point where the jack can be secured when it’s not in use.
Having a designated jack mount helps keep the jack accessible whenever it’s needed. The mount will also keep the jack in place while on the road.
Some vehicles have dedicated storage areas or compartments specifically designed for securing the jack and related tools.
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Jack Pad
Jack pads are rubber or plastic pads between the floor jack and a vehicle’s jacking points. They reduce the risk of the vehicle slipping off and help protect the car’s contact points while it’s being lifted.
These pads are usually sold in sets of four to match the jacking points in a vehicle. Jack pads also come in different sizes and shapes to ensure they fit the car jack and jacking points.
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Jack Plug Cover
A Jack Plug Cover is a small panel designed to plug the access points for the emergency jack. It gives your vehicle a streamlined look while keeping the jack points free from debris and dust buildup.
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Jack Stand
The jack stand is a mechanical device that can bear the weight of a lifted vehicle. You can adjust the stand’s height to raise or lower the car or truck until there’s enough room to slide underneath it to inspect and repair its underside. Usually, several jack stands go under the vehicle and keep it from falling down. Jack stands come in several types that use different locking mechanisms, such as pin, ratchet, and screw jack stands.
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Jaw Grip Puller
A Jaw Grip Puller is a tool designed to grip and pull shaft-mounted components, which makes them especially handy for maintenance and repair work. They’re most commonly used for components attached to rotating equipment, such as bearings and gears. Jaw grip pullers come in two- and three-jaw configurations, with the three-jaw configuration favored due to the more evenly distributed force across its three jaws. Two-jaw configurations, on the other hand, are excellent for smaller spaces with limited access.
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Jeep Tonneau Cover
Jeep tonneau covers are tonneau covers made specifically for the truck bed of Jeep vehicles. Jeep truck beds are typically smaller, and have holes designed to fit around the vehicle’s C-pillar. Tonneau covers keep any cargo stored on the truck bed dry and secure from thieves. They can also make your vehicle more aerodynamic, which can increase its fuel efficiency. Tonneau covers are made from different materials like vinyl, canvas, or aluminum.
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Jerry Can
The jerry can is an accessory that securely stores liquids for transportation and later use. This part might be needed to extend how far your vehicle can go without replacing the existing fuel tank or installing a second tank. Jerry cans are usually mounted on dedicated holders at the vehicle’s rear, although they can go anywhere they fit in. While often used to store fuel, they can also hold other fluids, like potable water and engine coolant.
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Jerry Can Strap Bracket
Some vehicles like jeeps have a designed spot to place a jerry can. Jerry cans are essentially containers for transporting liquids like gasoline or water. On vehicles like the Willy jeep, the vehicle will need a strap bracket to carry the jerry can. The strap bracket is essentially a belt that holds down the jerry can and prevents it from moving during travel. Jerry can strap brackets are typically made from the same materials as backpack straps, which are nylon or polyester.
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Jerry Can Mounting Bracket
The Jerry Can Mounting Bracket is a mounting bracket for Jerry cans, which are flat-sided containers for transporting liquids such as water, fuel, lubricants, and chemicals. Jerry can mounting brackets allow drivers to bring extra fuel or water on jerry cans without sacrificing trunk or cabin space. They can vary depending on the brand, but most brackets allow you to mount your jerry cans on the side of your vehicle or your roof rack.
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Joining Socket
A Joining Socket is a type of synovial joint where the ball joint typically connects. It’s commonly used for screw-in-type ball joints.
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Jump Starter
A Jump Starter is a portable battery pack that can be used to recharge a dead car battery, giving it the extra charge it needs to crank the engine. This handy device allows drivers to jump-start their vehicles so there is no need to rely on push-starting when their vehicles get stuck on the road.
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Junction Block Cable
Junction Block Cables are components used to route the vehicle’s power circuits to the electrical system. They’re also designed to connect multiple electrical wires tidily at a single point. Junction blocks prevent shorts, conserve panel space, and help eliminate wire splicing.
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Junction Box Relay Connector
A Junction Box Relay Connector connects multiple electrical cables in a single junction. It can be found inside the junction box of your vehicle. Though the junction box can typically be found in the engine compartment or passenger compartment of your vehicle, the location of this component varies depending on the model you drive.
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