wheeee32
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How did that go? I'm considering doing that when I get slightly warmer weather or a garage to do it in. I changed the oil/oil filter and bought some new LBJ's for next week.
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What did you do to your jeep today?
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How did that go? I'm considering doing that when I get slightly warmer weather or a garage to do it in. I changed the oil/oil filter and bought some new LBJ's for next week.
4x4kayak2112
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Its not too bad. Took about a hour.
Follow this: http://www.jeepkj.com/forum/f202/how-change-front-cv-axle-44548/
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wheeee32
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Cool thanx for the link.:Caffeine:
moved it out of the garage so I could pull the car in and replace the exhaust. totally rotted off the car... literally. jeeps back indoors now, and I'm waiting on a call back from midas about my muffler being in stock so I can get it replaced FOR FREE.
Here's a lovely forecast:
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We are also in the 8"-15" more snow (on top of the 9" we had the last few days) area, so fun, fun, fun!
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Here's a lovely forecast:
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We are also in the 8"-15" more snow (on top of the 9" we had the last few days) area, so fun, fun, fun!
Kinda funny - the lake is keeping you guys on the north coast nice and warm - down here in the boonies we're going down to around -20 if there are no clouds Monday night, and no warmer than -3 on Tuesday.
Brrrrrr...
Bob
Yeah. We've got the quadrillions of gallons of still (slightly) warmer water right next door to help us out. We'll pay it back in the spring when that same water, now much colder than air temperature after the long winter, keeps us chilly long after the rest of the state has warmed up. It never seems to even out, though. It's still cold in October and it takes forever for spring to feel like it's actually here. :fc5716bd:
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Kind of the same neighborhood as what we're looking at 40 miles NW of Chicago too. :dancingpoop:
WickedBruce
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It was 65 here in bryan, so I went out and installed all of my Cb equipment! Just jeans and no shirt
Snail Farmer
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Still -10 here supposed to get down to -30 tonight with a wind chill of -60 or so.. not looking forward to going to work
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wheeee32
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Sprayed it off and sprayed off the underside, vacuumed and cleaned the interior.
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KJScott
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Wet sanded, polished and protected the headlights and fog lights. They look brand new now.
TwoBobsKJ
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Had to park the KJ outside for about 9 hours till 8:00 tonight when the air temp got to 14 below around here...
When I started it up (nearly instant thanks to the new DieHard!) and let it warm up for a while I put it in Drive - and could feel how thick the diff oil was!
It felt like the Jeep was literally in molasses - pushed the throttle and it was like pushing through goo. Once I drove a couple of miles the diff oil warmed up and it drove normally.
Black Beauty is now resting comfortably in the garage :sleepy: :icon_wink:
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When I started it up (nearly instant thanks to the new DieHard!) and let it warm up for a while I put it in Drive - and could feel how thick the diff oil was!
It felt like the Jeep was literally in molasses - pushed the throttle and it was like pushing through goo. Once I drove a couple of miles the diff oil warmed up and it drove normally.
Black Beauty is now resting comfortably in the garage :sleepy: :icon_wink:
Bob
CzarKJ
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That's my morning routine haha. Always hard drive at first and the power steering as well.
Luke
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no doubt! I put a little gear oil on the splines of my new axles when I put them in this weekend... I could spread it like honey ...lol
Patted her hood, checked her oil, vac'd her out, cleaned the windows, and set the temp at 50 in the garage so she wouldn't shiver too bad
She was smiling when I turned out the lights
She was smiling when I turned out the lights
cplchris
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filled up with 93 octane at sunoco, with a lubricity and ethanol fuel additive, definitely noticing a difference in noise, no more pinging or valve chatter, even on really cold starts. looking forward to seeing what it does for fuel mileage if anything.
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