I’ve never tried that. I’m ok with never trying that.
Arizona Rock Crawler
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No harm no foul. I am glad I don't take everything so serious. It was the pose not the Jeep.
Well, got a CEL the other day for the TCC lockup. Sure enough it is not locking up. Checked fuse 11 and fuse is blown. Unplugged TCC and replaced the fuse. Fuse did not blow. Plugged TCC in and fuse blew again. Measured the resistance on the solenoid at 14 ohms and I read that the resistance on a functioning solenoid is 30 ohms. Sounds like I will be dropping the pan and replacing the lockup solenoid…
Ya know maybe I’ll bring a pole out there next time and start a rock vaulting trendTry pole vaulting up that obstacle next time.
Hope you know my posts are just messing with you.
I could totally do it
Val and Earl already beat you to itYa know maybe I’ll bring a pole out there next time and start a rock vaulting trend
I saw people reacting to this and wanted to add. Heated steering wheels are awesome and I just picked up a Milwaukee heated M12 jacket that is pretty awesome for us cold people.
Had to look that one up lol. I would bet money I know whoever the stunt doubles were
I have heated gloves and socks. If my fingers and toes are happy, I am happy. Oh and fleece lined jeans.
Please post brand of heated gloves and socks so I can get some for my cold wife so she can be happy.
I've been looking at these heated jackets lately. I want one so I can run the Jeep topless year round.
I got this one since it has separate heaters for the jacket and the pockets and uses my standard M12 tool batteries. The battery is a bit cumbersome but worth it.I've been looking at these heated jackets lately. I want one so I can run the Jeep topless year round.
https://www.milwaukeetool.com/Products/Work-Gear/Jackets/202-20
All good. I'll shop around. I'm sure newer ones are not as cumbersome. It's just finding some that are really good since today's stuff is often crap!
Thanks. I found a couple places locally that might have some in stock. I'm sure the motorcycle forums have some good suggestions too.
Motorcycle gear is a good idea. They've been doing it for awhile, and you can usually get the pieces integrated so they plug into each other. They've figured out how to eliminate a lot of the bulk.
I like the heated gear from First Gear. Reasonably priced, good quality, and I can get most of it in tall sizes.
Enjoy the project. The instructions were up on here but then they disappeared...
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