Recent content by trent.brown

Put it on craigslist... going to korea for three years. THANKS to all the people on here for the help and inspiration to make one badass liberty.

Replaced my speed sensor in my diff. Been without a speedometer for 3 days now. Luckily for me, my drive to work is only 2 miles and 15 mph the whole way.

Finally fixed this I was driving back from the gas chamber all covered in CS when I took a slight detour to hit some mud..... A half hour later and half covered in mud I was giving a Land Navigation class to 194 trainees. That was 2 weeks ago and I just fixed it today.

Tore a fender off on the way back from the gas chamber. I guess ill have to drive it without until next weekend.

drove it back from florida and put in a new radio choke relay.... didnt fix the problem. Radio still cuts out on the drivers side sometimes. Weird but it used to do it on the passenger side until I started messing with the relay. I guess there is a short somewhere else. Ill rip it apart when...

my shoes had separated and the friction material was just bouncing around inside the caliper causing all kinds of strange noise.

Unfortunately Ive also been there and done that... afghanistan and the horn of africa as well. And sometimes, badly injured people just will NOT go to the hospital. Anyway, just a comment, dont mean to keep this thread going in the wrong direction.

Anyone else suddenly start thinking of ways to put that space to work as part of a snorkel?

It has been 10 months and around 30 pulls later and all is well. My only complaint is that the red logo on the control box is now faded yellow. Mechanically sound, wireless remote, easy installation, and well worth the money.

The radio choke relay will cause sound to cut out on one side, also when mine gets finicky, it sounds somewhat like the crackling of a blown speaker.

The conduit nuts don't carry any weight, they just act as "measuring spacers." The clevis clamp will hold the weight.

First thing I would do is make sure your connections are good from when you put the door back together and check your fuses.