CzarKJ
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Ya I don't have a welder.... yet.... but it is definitely on the list now
What did you do to your jeep today?
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Ya I don't have a welder.... yet.... but it is definitely on the list now
wheeee32
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Drove it again yesterday after getting it back from the shop. The gears that were ordered the first time for the rear diff were bad so a new set went in and all is golden now. I love that my right foot gives me a smile now when driving.:icon_lol:
smittyfromPA
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Got it muddy, then a bath.
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Cardhu
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Took HP line off power steering, replaced with spare from a dodge dakota. Old line is getting sacrificed with new hose from hydraulic shop. Will replace when i get time this week or so.
SeventyGTX
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Took it for a drive with the GPS to check the speed with the new 265/70/16 tires. I was pleasantly surprised to see it is near perfect with the factory speedometer. I figured the taller tires would throw it off, although I never went over 60 with it in my short trip. But at 57 indicated, it was nearly identical to the Garmin.
With stock tires brand new mine was 3 MPH slow compared to GPS
Now with 4.10s and 32s its .......yep 3 MPH slow :icon_lol:
SeventyGTX
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I never did check mine with the stock tires on it. But, I had to go to Reno on I-80 today and decided to take it instead of my truck. Indicated 70 was bouncing between 73-74 on the Garmin. So, it's off a bit but nothing I'm going to worry too much about. My Sidekick was off about 7-8 mph at 70.......when I could get it to go that fast. :gr_grin:
I was happy with the gear as well. There are a few light grades coming back and it only kicked down into 3rd once on the steepest one, for about a quarter mile. Again, the Suzuki would be bouncing back and forth between gears like a ping pong match. In fact I wouldn't even try and keep it at 70 in the windy mountain passes. :emotions34:
If I went any taller than these 30.5's, I would definitely be going with 4.10s. But the 3.73s seem fine so far.
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TwoBobsKJ
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Just got back from a 1400 mile trip to Memphis and back and found out for the first time (using a GPS speedometer app for my iPhone) that my speedo is 5% off. When my speedo says 70 I'm actually doing 74. Oh well, that just means my odometer will be showing fewer miles than I'm actually driving :mexsmoke:
On another - bummer - note, I was just outside Memphis when the KJ just quit in the middle lane during rush hour. Was able to coast to the shoulder, did the key trick and it showed a P0320, which worried me that the connection to the PCM from the crankshaft position sensor was bad. Got towed to a Jeep dealership, and - 8 HOURS LATER - it finally got repaired with new crankshaft and camshaft sensors. The good news, got both outstanding recalls taken care of ...
Running fine now :emotions34:
Bob
^^ Liked for the fact that you got it fixed and the recalls were done.
My speedometer reads 3 mph faster than I'm actually going. Would like to get it synched up right.
My speedometer reads 3 mph faster than I'm actually going. Would like to get it synched up right.
CobraNutt
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Did something I should have done two years ago...changed plugs. 45 minute job turned into an afternoon affair after I touched the plastic PCV tube that transverses the engine to the air box..."snap"...in two places! :favorites68: Called the dealer, found one across the valley (20 miles). Thank goodness it was sunny and 60 today since I had to drag the Mustang out of hibernation to go on a parts run! :gr_grin: Picked up a new tube, and a couple hood struts at NAPA since it was on my way.
I think I may have pulled the original NGK's out today. I can clean these up, re-gap em and toss em back in, can't I? :happy175:
Looks like 10 years and 115k miles to me!
This is the biggest wire on my gap tool: 0.080" You can see that the electrode is pretty much gone.
Old vs. new...
I don't think this is supposed to look like this...I barely even touched the dang thing, but after 10 years,these things get brittle! Surprisingly, the new one was only $25 at the dealer.
Runs like a champ! Smoooooth....
I think I may have pulled the original NGK's out today. I can clean these up, re-gap em and toss em back in, can't I? :happy175:
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Looks like 10 years and 115k miles to me!
This is the biggest wire on my gap tool: 0.080" You can see that the electrode is pretty much gone.
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Old vs. new...
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I don't think this is supposed to look like this...I barely even touched the dang thing, but after 10 years,these things get brittle! Surprisingly, the new one was only $25 at the dealer.
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Runs like a champ! Smoooooth....
Shoot, CobraNutt, those things you pulled out of there looked like new. Should have saved your money. :ROFLJest:
CobraNutt
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Oh, I'm pretty sure I got my money's worth out of them! I'm surprised the coils could fire across those things!
SeventyGTX
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I don't think this is supposed to look like this...I barely even touched the dang thing, but after 10 years,these things get brittle! Surprisingly, the new one was only $25 at the dealer.
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Runs like a champ! Smoooooth....
When I did my lift and pulled the airbox off, I noticed that the plastic tubing on mine is broken exactly like that. Ya don't happen to have a part number do you? :hmm:
Did something I should have done two years ago...changed plugs.
I think I may have pulled the original NGK's out today. I can clean these up, re-gap em and toss em back in, can't I? :happy175:
Looks like 10 years and 115k miles to me!
This is the biggest wire on my gap tool: 0.080" You can see that the electrode is pretty much gone.
Runs like a champ! Smoooooth....
First time I changed my plugs they looked just like that. Did it just after buying it. Pretty sure they were the originals with 80k on them. Guess the PO didn't do much of that pesky PM on it. :gr_grin:
This all makes me happy I did mine at 50,000. They didn't look half bad but I'm guessing they were farther along than they seemed.
CobraNutt
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I Do: 53013723AC.
$24.16 plus tax at my local dealer. :happy160:
SeventyGTX
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Thanks! I had no idea where to look online or what to call it.
SeventyGTX
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Hmm, I got online and found the one below with that number. Hopefully it is just a mistake. I am 70 miles to the nearest dealer, so usually get stuff like this on the net. Click on the link....
Engine Air Intake Hose for 2005 Jeep Liberty|53013723AC
Engine Air Intake Hose for 2005 Jeep Liberty|53013723AC
CobraNutt
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Yeah...that's weird... Definitely not that piece! lol! I looked on another site, and it has the right part shown...must be a bad link or something from the first site? :shrug:
Click this one: HOSE. Breather, Cylinder Head to Air Cleaner for JEEP LIBERTY (2004 - 2006). #53013723AC
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SeventyGTX
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Cool, I will probably just get it from the place I linked as it's cheaper. At least I know its the correct part number. With $13.95 shipping it's just over $32. Doubtful I can get it much cheaper than that online.
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