What did you do to your jeep today?
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Drove it 880 miles out to Illinois near St. Louis on Thursday, rented a trailer for my husband's 'new' stuff and dragged it back 880 miles yesterday. I drove the whole way....
Got 18.6 mpg for the trip out, going 80mph even through the mountains of MD, WV and PA. Got 12.6 mpg for the trip back, going 65-70mph. His stuff is HEAVY (old outboard racing stuff).
Drove through a bunch of snow on the way out. Didn't see a single flake on the way back. However, the poor Jeep is now covered in salt so it needs a bath.
Got 18.6 mpg for the trip out, going 80mph even through the mountains of MD, WV and PA. Got 12.6 mpg for the trip back, going 65-70mph. His stuff is HEAVY (old outboard racing stuff).
Drove through a bunch of snow on the way out. Didn't see a single flake on the way back. However, the poor Jeep is now covered in salt so it needs a bath.
Rich75043
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started fabbing up brackets to mount my bull bar...out of practice as my back hurts lol
Put the 03 Ltd in the shop. Damn its clean bodywise. I'm gonna hate selling this one off. Turns out its a 45RFE too.
Harvested the 242J... on the shop floor with an XJ 242, and KJ 231.
Harvested the 242J... on the shop floor with an XJ 242, and KJ 231.
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GitEmSteveDave
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Now that I know these exist I can't not want them.
The "cleaning" part I get. What is this "Spring" thing of which you speak?
It means the bribe at customs was not big enough. Either that, or one of the customs agents has a Liberty...
(Don't mind me - I'm just a cynic.)
Ha ha Ya- was about 10-14 days ago we got 1 foot of snow..then..
Today from California, the warm front got to us! :gr_grin:
62 degrees in the sun, and I crawled under the dry Jeep for Inspections..
Link: http://www.jeepkj.com/forum/f196/spring-2018-kj-inspections-63596/
Rich75043
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got everything mocked and tacked together...not too shabby I think...now for the actual welding...wish me luck.
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duderz7
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Looks pretty good.
Charlesthe2nd
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Preparing for a move, and towing a trailer. Installed a brake controller, very easy after I found the brake wire. New spark plugs. Oil change. Drained the transmission pan, and put into a gallon of fresh ATF+4
crack #3 was created on the windshield, and crack #4 just started. who knew acorns were so DEADLY.
broke the tailgate door plastic cover panel when the ballast shifted during a panic stop in reverse to avoid a tree. this past snow storm was NOT fun! at least now I know what the crunching/breaking sound was, and I didn't mangle the left rear corner again.
also, wife's car decided on friday night, to explode the water inlet housing on the engine, so it basically dumped/sprayed 2 gallons of coolant all over the engine bay. saturday morning $80 and 2 hours of labor later it was fixed and running fine.
If it's got t!ts or tires, it's gonna give you trouble!
broke the tailgate door plastic cover panel when the ballast shifted during a panic stop in reverse to avoid a tree. this past snow storm was NOT fun! at least now I know what the crunching/breaking sound was, and I didn't mangle the left rear corner again.
also, wife's car decided on friday night, to explode the water inlet housing on the engine, so it basically dumped/sprayed 2 gallons of coolant all over the engine bay. saturday morning $80 and 2 hours of labor later it was fixed and running fine.
If it's got t!ts or tires, it's gonna give you trouble!
Samsolo49
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I finally got my OME 1.5 lift on over the weekend, next is to find the time to mount my arb bumper and winch
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Rich75043
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not too shabby me thinks...
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Jo6pak
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Couldn't be bothered to remove the stickers from the tires?:icon_razz:
Aceofspades
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on the neon that's what a burnout is for.
Tire shops frown upon that - it’s littering
Another pet peeve some shops have is the ones who don’t scrub the blue protective coating off the white lettering
Aceofspades
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Exactly
Royy
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Does anyone by any chance know of any place that sells bolts/nuts with tabs? (I'm sure there's an actual name for them, but I have no clue what they're really called, and google isn't helping me)
Like the nut in this image (click to see the whole image):
I have to replace my catalytic converters soon, and having a couple of those nuts or bolts would make the job a whole lot easier. Getting a wrench up in there on top of the flange where the pipe connects to the exhaust manifold is a real pain.
Like the nut in this image (click to see the whole image):
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I have to replace my catalytic converters soon, and having a couple of those nuts or bolts would make the job a whole lot easier. Getting a wrench up in there on top of the flange where the pipe connects to the exhaust manifold is a real pain.
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