[JGBrown]

Anyone else do it?
I've got a little water proof digital camera, best tool for fixing the jeep IMO, I can take pictures and go to the parts store, take pictures while I take stuff apart, take pictures of the bits laid out, and then have a reference when I put it back together, I forget whenever I go to work because I don't get back to it for 4 days.

[Tomb Raider]

I have, literally, thousands, of pics from my engine and drivetrain swap. Just so I know where everything went before I tear into it....where wires go, where connectors, hoses, yada yada yada.

[Joe Dillard]

I with ya', I'm a pic whore too.

[sentinal02]

Originally Posted by Tomb Raider

I have, literally, thousands, of pics from my engine and drivetrain swap. Just so I know where everything went before I tear into it....where wires go, where connectors, hoses, yada yada yada.

not quite this crazy, but it did save my *** when i did my locker and forgot to match mark the ring gear before i took it off.

[JGBrown]

and on that note, whats the dumbest or worst thing you've done to your camera so far?
mine went into the tub of nasty ATF from the T-case

[JGBrown]

double post

[JGBrown]

Double post

[schwim]

Technically, that last one's a triple post.

I usually use pics to get my point across to either the parts shop or on a support forum. I usually remember reassembly details, but often fall short on trying to explain something to someone else. For this, the pics are priceless.

thanks,
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