Just bought 2001 Cherokee Sport 2WD Model
03-01-2014, 02:24 PM
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Haha thanks a lot for clarifying, but I figured out real quick that bimmers got a few screws loose. Must be all the yoga.
If anything, by seeing all the support and responses from everyone in their effort to defend me from the bimmer-disease, I am positive I came to the right spot.
It's kind of like "they like me, they really like me!" You know?
03-01-2014, 02:37 PM
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Haha thanks a lot for clarifying, but I figured out real quick that bimmers got a few screws loose. Must be all the yoga.
If anything, by seeing all the support and responses from everyone in their effort to defend me from the bimmer-disease, I am positive I came to the right spot.
It's kind of like "they like me, they really like me!" You know?
If anything, by seeing all the support and responses from everyone in their effort to defend me from the bimmer-disease, I am positive I came to the right spot.
It's kind of like "they like me, they really like me!" You know?
03-01-2014, 03:32 PM
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In 2WD, I have been at a parked standstill and unable to gain traction with the slightest amount of snow on the ground. When it's going to snow, I park it in 4WD so I can get out of my spot the next day.
That is why I do not believe anyone towing a car with a 2WD XJ.
03-01-2014, 04:27 PM
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God almighty you are a freakin retard bimmer, I can only imagine the head shaking your father would do if he saw how pitiful you were. When Oregon got the heavy snow storm just a month ago, I drive every where(8" of snow) In 2wd and did pull a couple of people out in 2wd, you know how? By being SMART, I know I know this isn't a concept you understand, bear with me: I lowered my tire pressure(oh my?!?) to 20 psi which allowed more grip, used 1-2 gears to allow engine braking so I didn't have to use my brakes as much as cause a possible lock up.
You remind me the idiot in the jacked up ford truck on 36"s that was spinning his rear tires getting no grip because his tires was fully inflated... Some times I think a good punch to the your face would help knock the brain loose from being a troll/idiot.
You remind me the idiot in the jacked up ford truck on 36"s that was spinning his rear tires getting no grip because his tires was fully inflated... Some times I think a good punch to the your face would help knock the brain loose from being a troll/idiot.
03-01-2014, 04:37 PM
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Yea, that's 4HD, however.
In 2WD, I have been at a parked standstill and unable to gain traction with the slightest amount of snow on the ground. When it's going to snow, I park it in 4WD so I can get out of my spot the next day.
That is why I do not believe anyone towing a car with a 2WD XJ.
In 2WD, I have been at a parked standstill and unable to gain traction with the slightest amount of snow on the ground. When it's going to snow, I park it in 4WD so I can get out of my spot the next day.
That is why I do not believe anyone towing a car with a 2WD XJ.
Anyways, I don't mean to steal the attention from bimmer but I've got a quick question. After seafoam, I've got a lot of power back and she runs much smoother. I could push her pretty hard from a stand still no problem. But twice I pushed her especially hard and the cel blinked at me for two seconds each time then remained solid.
I can't feel the misfires, so I'm assuming they are relatively minor. Tomorrow I'm going to dive into cleaning all the sensors. Would it be a better idea to just order replacement tps, cps, and iac sensors? I don't know how expensive those things run.
And is it unlikely the seafoam had an effect on my power steering? Cause she has less play in the steering wheel now. It felt pretty nice driving the fifty miles I just went. Even minor adjustments were easier.
03-01-2014, 04:39 PM
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Yea, that's 4HD, however.
In 2WD, I have been at a parked standstill and unable to gain traction with the slightest amount of snow on the ground. When it's going to snow, I park it in 4WD so I can get out of my spot the next day.
That is why I do not believe anyone towing a car with a 2WD XJ.
In 2WD, I have been at a parked standstill and unable to gain traction with the slightest amount of snow on the ground. When it's going to snow, I park it in 4WD so I can get out of my spot the next day.
That is why I do not believe anyone towing a car with a 2WD XJ.
No shovel needed, guaranteed.
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03-01-2014, 05:08 PM
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You're doing it wrong
Anyways, I don't mean to steal the attention from bimmer but I've got a quick question. After seafoam, I've got a lot of power back and she runs much smoother. I could push her pretty hard from a stand still no problem. But twice I pushed her especially hard and the cel blinked at me for two seconds each time then remained solid.
I can't feel the misfires, so I'm assuming they are relatively minor. Tomorrow I'm going to dive into cleaning all the sensors. Would it be a better idea to just order replacement tps, cps, and iac sensors? I don't know how expensive those things run.
And is it unlikely the seafoam had an effect on my power steering? Cause she has less play in the steering wheel now. It felt pretty nice driving the fifty miles I just went. Even minor adjustments were easier.
03-01-2014, 05:13 PM
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Haha awesome I'll order those next week then. I'm definitely feeling an improvement and I'm loving it haha. Thanks!
03-01-2014, 06:54 PM
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So you're going to ban the only person who gave him the truth?
Why don't you tell me what exactly to knock off?
I am discussing 2WD vs 4WD. What is everyone else doing?
This forum has hit new lows. My post speaks for itself.
If I am wrong, why not let Ryan decide who is speaking the truth vs. lying and trolling?
Why do you need to delete it?
Don't worry, I am done with this thread. Good luck, Ryan.
The XJ is a nice dependable car that has never left me stranded
Why don't you tell me what exactly to knock off?
I am discussing 2WD vs 4WD. What is everyone else doing?
This forum has hit new lows. My post speaks for itself.
If I am wrong, why not let Ryan decide who is speaking the truth vs. lying and trolling?
Why do you need to delete it?
Don't worry, I am done with this thread. Good luck, Ryan.
The XJ is a nice dependable car that has never left me stranded
Your help is no longer needed bimmer, carry on.
03-01-2014, 07:11 PM
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Apparently you have a hard time seeing the difference between truth and opinion. The only helpful thing you gave was your first two posts. Other than that, you made it clear you don't know what your actually talking about. I may have been here a week, but this ain't my first rodeo. I know how to work with my hands, and I know how to sell a product.
Your help is no longer needed bimmer, carry on.
Your help is no longer needed bimmer, carry on.
I like you Ryan, LOL....Your first sentence is spot on. Bimmer's opinion is everyone else's truth in his fantasyland. Oh, and BJ, no need to send me pm's. I can read, even if you think I can't, and if you sent it to me in the event it got moderated, don't bother...scarcely anything you write is worth the time it takes to delete it.