No doubt. lol :hahaha: Sucks to be me.Normally when you purchase someone else's lifted Jeep, you get the problems for free.
I like that! :thumbsup: Good way to look at it - cause it definately is a path less traveled.It not just an addiction. It's an adventure!
Pics or it didn't happen.Texsun said:wheeled ---> washed ---> waxed!
Very nice!Texsun said:Photos of the waxing session!
It really was bought as a wheelin toy. Plus, the rear end is welded so the roads don't do it justice.^^^ restricted pavement?
What's the difference between a head from Autozone and a 0331 from the factory? Looked like he got a pretty good deal on his purchase to me. Maybe it's not the best money can buy - but it'll prob get the job done. Just sayin.........Oregon187 said:I'm not sure I would buy a head from Autozone, it's affordable for a reason, hopefully it will work out for you though.
When I bought mine I brought it home and cleaned it inside and out - including the engine bay. I ended up having to replace my MAP sensor after tracking down the random stalling and rough idle. The old MAP sensor had a crack in it that allowed degreaser/water in.Spokes said:i washed under the hood of my jeep 2 weeks ago. took me 2 days to get it to run right, rough idle. popping, stalling, no throttle responce. i honestly thought i blew it up. i sprayed every connector under the hood with WD40 about 3 times and let them all dry for about an hour. jeep ran like new. turns out the PCU connector got wet cause its cracked so it doesnt seal right. that was y my jeep ran like poo... might not be your problem, but it could be something that simple
Thank you, sir!rugsucka said:Looks very nice - good time to address the inside of the wheel well too.
What's your plan for the rocker rot? Side exhaust?:rofl:
Very nice - I like this idea :thumbsup:Installed an ammo box on the wall to hold my tie straps and some other essentials.
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