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Old 07-16-2015, 07:23 AM
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Ordered axle seals, front and rear, and 3/4" coil spring spacers. I need new seals and locally they are $20 each The spacers are for when i finally make my homebrew shackle relocation brackets. I will still need to order a SYE, should have done that a while ago, prices jumped $50
Old 07-16-2015, 08:46 AM
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Replaced my front passenger door window regulator yesterday.


Bought it from NAPA. As it turns out it was made in South Korea and the motor had a sticker on it that said "Vietnam". WTF, can't anything be made in the USA anymore...


Looked okay and fit okay, but as you would expect, the electrical connector on the regulator motor was screwed up - I couldn't insert the body harness connector in the motor connector to engage the lock. I had to cut a fraction of an inch off the lock ridge on the body harness connector in order to make it lock in.


Runs a tad slower than the driver's door regulator but it works better than the old one, which has been inop for the last five years (LOL).
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Might just run slower because of less wear on the felt
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Originally Posted by ehall
Might just run slower because of less wear on the felt

I've read accounts from other folks stating that the Dorman motors run slower.


I can live with it I'm sure. It will live long than I will.
Old 07-16-2015, 02:53 PM
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Got these bad boys for her. Just in case anyone is having trouble buying bilsteins
Shock warehouse has them in stock got mine in one day free shipping. They are in FL.
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Pulled the Yakima basket off the top of the '99 and ran it through the car wash, than picked up a throttle body gasket.
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Originally Posted by Bluelight
Pulled the Yakima basket off the top of the '99 and ran it through the car wash, than picked up a throttle body gasket.
Wouldn't it have been easier to leave it on the Jeep or wash it by hand instead of carrying the rack through a car wash?
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Originally Posted by NewKindOfClown
Wouldn't it have been easier to leave it on the Jeep or wash it by hand instead of carrying the rack through a car wash?
Haha! Good one! Had to read it twice to make sure you weren't serious
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Originally Posted by JeepTrick68
Haha! Good one! Had to read it twice to make sure you weren't serious
he's serious
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lol
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Yesterday I changed Steering damper to fix death wobble.

First start, the water pump outlet (steel line) broke from rust. So I changed the water pump, that line and the Serpentine belt.

Today she passed safety, and E-Test.

Tomorrow I will do axle seals and U-joints and then start on the body
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Found out I didn't torque the lug nuts down very tight after my hub replacement. Thankfully I didn't lose the wheel!
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Originally Posted by MurderCityXJ
Found out I didn't torque the lug nuts down very tight after my hub replacement. Thankfully I didn't lose the wheel!
I did that once, was on my way back from a mud hole and heard a thump then a grinding. Rear drum was sitting in the wheel. Tire up in the fender.
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Originally Posted by g1teg
Yesterday I changed Steering damper to fix death wobble.
NOOOOOOOOOOO!!!!!!!! never replace that to fix that. You're putting a bandaid on a bullet wound. Yes it fixes it temporarily but your problem goes way Beyond that. Check tires for balance, check ball joints, tie rod ends, track bar and control arm bushings.


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