Replaced Heater Hoses, Rad Hoses, Etc

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JeepJeepster

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Haha! I knew it was a bad idea to set wrenches there. Its one of those things that you know its bad but for some reason you still do it.

Ive got a tool cart but my garage is such a mess Im never able to use it :/
 

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did you use some white thread sealant on that bleeder screw?

I think Tim and I have a Gates belt tensioner. I think it's holding up well for both of us.
 

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Haha! I knew it was a bad idea to set wrenches there. Its one of those things that you know its bad but for some reason you still do it. :/
I see that you not only use the battery :badidea: but the fuse panel as well!
I know, it sure is a handy place for tools/parts!
I think it would be great :icon_idea: to quickly build a level plywood tool tray, that would extend over battery, all the way to rad support...
We all could use one of those! :gr_grin:
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New mopar tensioner came in today. Put it on and went ahead and put the mechanical fan on. ****** was routinely getting up to 210F which I dont like. If the fluid is 210F in the pan I imagine its higher in the cooler line going to the cooler.

Its very tight in there with the mechanical fan. It rubs on the electric fan until you get it threaded on about half way. Put some anti seize on the threads and smacked my adjustable with a rubber mallet to tighten it up. The belt was slipping but I couldnt hammer it back off, so I assume its tight enough.

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