What did you do to your Cherokee today?
03-20-2015, 07:39 AM
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03-20-2015, 09:32 AM
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I bet any company you call would love to tell you that their product is the best. Rusty pissed off our scared away the majority of the Jeep community a few years back, and he sells low end parts. Rough Country does, too, and they sell bad parts on purpose so they can also sell you a fix. If it's good enough for you, that's great, and I hope you're happy with your kit.
Me? I don't recommend them to people, and I wouldn't put their parts on my rig if they were free.
03-20-2015, 09:35 AM
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03-20-2015, 11:26 AM
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I think every year Chrysler takes bids on fasteners to see what is cheaper...then plans out building the rest of the car. Although that is because I'm comparing a 93 ZJ to a 95 ZJ
03-20-2015, 11:59 AM
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Finally pulled the 4wd indicator switch and tried to get it working. It was a waste of 40 minutes, looks like I need a new switch or to learn to live without an insignificant light on my dash not working
Yes I checked the bulb and wiring before going after the switch. When I jump the two terminals at the connector the little light comes on
Yes I checked the bulb and wiring before going after the switch. When I jump the two terminals at the connector the little light comes on
03-20-2015, 12:32 PM
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Trying to rub it out, scratches that is.
And opened the radiator to find this, sediment. I have flushed a few times and replaced the radiator, it eventually always returns. There is crap trapped in the cooling passages that I cannot seem to get out. Witnessed it when replacing rear freeze-plug.
And opened the radiator to find this, sediment. I have flushed a few times and replaced the radiator, it eventually always returns. There is crap trapped in the cooling passages that I cannot seem to get out. Witnessed it when replacing rear freeze-plug.
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03-20-2015, 12:54 PM
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Trying to rub it out, scratches that is. And opened the radiator to find this, sediment. I have flushed a few times and replaced the radiator, it eventually always returns. There is crap trapped in the cooling passages that I cannot seem to get out. Witnessed it when replacing rear freeze-plug.
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03-20-2015, 01:42 PM
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they are somewhere under there!
cant see them yet
oh. hello there glow plug #1!
closer look at #1
didn't take a photo of #2, but this is #3 + #4
had to move the fuel filter, remove the battery + disconnect egr pipework
what a pain!
Well today I changed the glow plugs in my '03 Liberty. Bit of a pain to do, but worthwhile.
03-20-2015, 02:18 PM
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There are afew guys on here whose opinions I trust because of the quality of advice they've passed on to others. clown is one of those guys along with salad and cruiser. let it go man. enough with the childishness.
03-20-2015, 02:21 PM
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Lmao this guy has no idea...
Buddy, I'm swapping axles right now. I don't **** around when I wheel, and you can ask anybody here who has been out with me. I drove my stock LWB Comanche on Blacks and Reds, and I've done stuff in a 3.07 geared open diff YJ that would make you **** yourself. I wrote the book on trolling, dude. It doesn't work against me.
You're the one who came in here being hostile. Either get over yourself or go talk smack to your local club.
Buddy, I'm swapping axles right now. I don't **** around when I wheel, and you can ask anybody here who has been out with me. I drove my stock LWB Comanche on Blacks and Reds, and I've done stuff in a 3.07 geared open diff YJ that would make you **** yourself. I wrote the book on trolling, dude. It doesn't work against me.
You're the one who came in here being hostile. Either get over yourself or go talk smack to your local club.
03-20-2015, 02:21 PM
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Edit: And are you really talking down to me about my rig when your details say you have Thornbird tires and a D35 front axle? Seriously, which senior member made a troll account? This is too perfect to be real
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