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Old 09-27-2017, 12:17 AM
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Originally Posted by TrailerTrash
maybe its like when the kids leave the big shiny stickers on their hats?
We'll just call his Jeep "Minnie Pearl", eh?
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Originally Posted by TrailerTrash
maybe its like when the kids leave the big shiny stickers on their hats?
Originally Posted by Basslicks
We'll just call his Jeep "Minnie Pearl", eh?
I got the steering all buttoned up and removed the fish net, thread protector, Chinese finger trap things so that I dont have to listen to this nonsense anymore. Besides that, it now drives much better. My steering wheel is a tad off so I will get that fixed tonight.
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Found the "clunk" coming from the front end of my "pavement princess". Went to Napa today and picked up a set of sway bar bushings and end link rebuild bushing kit. I'll get them installed this weekend. Also fixed the flopping driver's door panel with new plastic push pins. Small victories....
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Originally Posted by jturbo
Found the "clunk" coming from the front end of my "pavement princess". Went to Napa today and picked up a set of sway bar bushings and end link rebuild bushing kit. I'll get them installed this weekend. Also fixed the flopping driver's door panel with new plastic push pins. Small victories....
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Switched to a black grill. I had been thinking about painting my grill all black for a while. The black portion was peeling badly showing white underneath. Anyhoo, I saw that a black Sherman grill was $12 at Rock Auto so I figured I'd try it out. I think I like it.




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Originally Posted by Motojunky
Switched to a black grill. I had been thinking about painting my grill all black for a while. The black portion was peeling badly showing white underneath. Anyhoo, I saw that a black Sherman grill was $12 at Rock Auto so I figured I'd try it out. I think I like it.
Looks much better! My only suggestion would be to paint the bumper black. Like so...

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Originally Posted by Motojunky
Switched to a black grill. I had been thinking about painting my grill all black for a while. The black portion was peeling badly showing white underneath. Anyhoo, I saw that a black Sherman grill was $12 at Rock Auto so I figured I'd try it out. I think I like it.
Originally Posted by 5-Speed
Looks much better! My only suggestion would be to paint the bumper black. Like so...
I am with 5-Speed. I always like the look of white, and red, Jeeps with the black up front. I think it breaks it up nicely.
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Originally Posted by 5-Speed
Looks much better! My only suggestion would be to paint the bumper black. Like so...

You liking something not white?! Guys he's been hacked this is an imposter!
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Originally Posted by SatiricalHen
You liking something not white?! Guys he's been hacked this is an imposter!
I would never give anyone such bad advise! Must have been that stupid auto correct kicking in... Too late to fix it now.
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Ugh, at some point in the torrential downpour last night she sprung a leak. Got in this morning to leave for work only to discover standing water on the passenger floor.

Pulled the carpet and hung it to dry... and found a rust hole. Small, bout the size of a dime, but still. So I cleaned and treated the metal, then sealed it with dynamat top and bottom. One of these upcoming weekends I'll cut out any contaminated metal and weld in some fresh steel.
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Originally Posted by TwistedWrench
Ugh, at some point in the torrential downpour last night she sprung a leak. Got in this morning to leave for work only to discover standing water on the passenger floor.

Pulled the carpet and hung it to dry... and found a rust hole. Small, bout the size of a dime, but still. So I cleaned and treated the metal, then sealed it with dynamat top and bottom. One of these upcoming weekends I'll cut out any contaminated metal and weld in some fresh steel.
Was it parked on an incline?
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Originally Posted by Joecam18
Was it parked on an incline?
Slightly, but nose down.
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Originally Posted by Basslicks
Well never could get it started this morning. Had to catch a ride home with a buddy. Gotta concentrate on getting the wife's car fixed now, then I'll go fix the Jeep.

Went to the junkyard and got the part I needed for that today. While I was there I she'd them about their fuel tanks. Turns out my hunch was right... Since they pull the tanks before their vehicles hit the yard, they don't punch holes in em.

Got the part for the car, a tank for the Jeep, and a steel fuel tank skid for 58 bucks.
Got the car all fixed up. Drives and shifts mush mo betta. Changed the oil while I was at it with some fresh Mobile 1 synthetic blend and a new MOPAR oil filter. Also found a clean, almost new air filter at the junk yard. Clerk let me have that for free.

Drove to work and fixed the Jeep in teh parking lot.... details to follow in my thread.

Originally Posted by 5-Speed
I got the steering all buttoned up and removed the fish net, thread protector, Chinese finger trap things so that I dont have to listen to this nonsense anymore. Besides that, it now drives much better. My steering wheel is a tad off so I will get that fixed tonight.
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Originally Posted by TwistedWrench
Slightly, but nose down.
Possibly water getting into that vent on the passenger side of the cowl?

I guess if it was nose down that wouldnt make sense though
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Took her out today for the first time in a long time. Most of the summer I've been using my truck for trips, taking my atv and camper and stuff. Went to Hyde Memorial state park. Lived in the area my whole life and had never been there. Really nice. Got up to 10,000 feet. The buildings, or white dots really, is the north part of santa fe.




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