That's the kind of thing that better have a good meal in the middle. I'll drive anywhere reasonable if a good meal is included.
Or a good Brewery.
What did you do to your TJ today?
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Or a good Brewery.
Just drove it to the beach and back.
I thought that was all I was supposed to do with it on Sundays
I thought that was all I was supposed to do with it on Sundays
Kiwi TJ
Just asked myself if I’m crazy and we all said No
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Bumper refreshed… and me too 
New black slimline numberplate that just disappears into the bumper much better than the big ugly white one that hung down below the bumper like a buck-tooth.
( I just need to source some better bolts than the ones that came with the new hooks)
New black slimline numberplate that just disappears into the bumper much better than the big ugly white one that hung down below the bumper like a buck-tooth.
( I just need to source some better bolts than the ones that came with the new hooks)
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Used my lockers last night for the first time since getting the front axle seals replaced. BOTH locker lights constantly flash now. I'm sure there's nothing they could've done to screw up both of them. They both worked fine last time I used them. I need to see if they're actually working later today.
Yeah, just starting to feel old early. Sit on the concrete floor, get up to go get the right tool, lay down on the concrete floor, get up to get a different tool cause the bolt is stuck......add variables.... rinse and repeat.
Man, I know how you feel! I installed the Savvy body and motor lifts, and started the Savvy transfer case cable installation this weekend. By Sunday night, I felt like I'd been dragged behind a horse!
Been there, done it....too many times.
Getting down not so bad it's the getting up over and over that gets ya...lol
Technically a couple of weekends ago... editing videos tonight...
Front digs! Necessary front digs because winch was cooked. I did drop my M8000 off in Clackamas today.
Front digs! Necessary front digs because winch was cooked. I did drop my M8000 off in Clackamas today.
Ordered up replacement rear spring perches from Ballistic. Looked at Artec (took freaking big), GR (meh on their design for me; I didn't see where they space down to account for the stock centering bump area), RC (it's the same GR product), Dorman (Stock shape - I really wanted these and couldn't find them available anywhere).
I like the idea that the Ballistic version include the clamp to hold the spring in place and add back to stock spacing that the OEM bracket has for the bumpstop.
https://www.ballisticfabrication.com/products/coil-spring-frame-mounts-with-retainers
I like the idea that the Ballistic version include the clamp to hold the spring in place and add back to stock spacing that the OEM bracket has for the bumpstop.
https://www.ballisticfabrication.com/products/coil-spring-frame-mounts-with-retainers
Was able to do some things over the weekend.
installed Intake air temperature sensor - NTK
Installed spark plugs - NTK
Installed new drag link and tie rod - Currie
Checked pumpkins on both diffs
Installed upper radiator hose
Flipped tires white lettering inside
Tire rotation
Alignment
installed Intake air temperature sensor - NTK
Installed spark plugs - NTK
Installed new drag link and tie rod - Currie
Checked pumpkins on both diffs
Installed upper radiator hose
Flipped tires white lettering inside
Tire rotation
Alignment
Changed the oil in-between rain squals.
ShinyTravisto
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Evap codes P0442, P0455, P0456, and P1494 and misfire P0303 successfully solved! Found this cracked
elbow off the intake and followed that to see these two evap lines looking a bit wet. Bought some 3/8" evap line and replaced them, as well as crafting a jerry-rigged replacement for the elbow with 1/4" line to a hose barb and a 3/8" elbow that I think is meant for the PCV. After a short drive the CEL turned off! Such sweet relief.
elbow off the intake and followed that to see these two evap lines looking a bit wet. Bought some 3/8" evap line and replaced them, as well as crafting a jerry-rigged replacement for the elbow with 1/4" line to a hose barb and a 3/8" elbow that I think is meant for the PCV. After a short drive the CEL turned off! Such sweet relief.
Packed for this weekend’s fishing trip and got my orv permits. My storage system works as I had hoped. Cot and camp chair are not moving 
Packed for this weekend’s fishing trip and got my orv permits. My storage system works as I had hoped. Cot and camp chair are not moving
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