I replaced the fuel pump. Not a bad job. Now it starts on the first crank.
What did you do to your TJ today?
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I don't as I am one...lol....although to be fair mine are more 'light' yellow (no pun intended)
Its more like a Pale ale yellow colour rather than "I need to drink more water" yellow.
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Today I paid off my TJ, and it's a great feeling.
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I yell at the ones with LEDs that don't know how to aim them.
Yep I have only owned one automatic Jeep, I just like a manual better.
Friday the TJ got a much needed bath in the beautiful 65° weather. Saturday it snowed 4".
get with the program.....what are you waiting on?I don't as I am one...lol....although to be fair mine are more 'light' yellow (no pun intended)
Its more like a Pale ale colour rather than "I need to drink more water" yellow.
Me three. The yellow headlites are generally too weak to blind oncoming drivers. Don't get me wrong, I love my LEDs, but I see so many of them that are apparently mis-adjusted or otherwise just too damn brite to oncoming traffic.
That doesn't matter to me either unless asked for an opinion. My ideas of too much, too little, just right, are all personal attributes one assigns based on the way they like things to be. I'm not the light police, lift police, tire police, or any other police that tells you how to build your rig that satisfies your personal belief system. It is yours, fuck it up as much as you like but don't ask for an opinion unless you really want one.
There isn't but a smattering of rigs on here that I can't pick on mercilessly, but I don't because they aren't mine.
Started on the no slip install, got to the point of having the carrier out. EVERYTHING practically fell out even the unit bearings as I replaced them less than a year ago. All the gears look good.
This may sound like a silly question but for the break in period (50 miles according to power trax) should I have 4wd engaged? I’m assuming I do but I thought I’d confirm.
This may sound like a silly question but for the break in period (50 miles according to power trax) should I have 4wd engaged? I’m assuming I do but I thought I’d confirm.
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I put $75 worth of 87 octane in her today.
I never imagined that it could hold that much fuel.
I never imagined that it could hold that much fuel.
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I'm not just not a fan of LED headlights... like the old school look....
In MY opinion LED's have there place and technology is awesome....but not on the front of my TJ.
As for 'getting with the program' I bought a Jeep so I don't follow the world of SUV's and electric vehicles and that program .
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The $40 Toyota lights have been a perfect middle ground. Looks stock, brighter, and not yellow.
https://wranglertjforum.com/threads/toyota-lights-on-your-tj-cheap-quality-led-alternative.52840/
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Thanks for the heads up but mine aren't that yellow anymore.... I had a sparky friend of mine do some magic with the wiring and they are bright...not white.
Getting stuff certified out here in NZ can be difficult as well.
Did a bunch of small things, none of which I did great 
. Sanded and painted winch plate, painted shackles, sanded some of my bumper and then touched up where some conduit rubbed through paint. It looks ok from far, I didn’t feel like sanding it all down and doing it right, maybe later on. 
. Sanded and painted winch plate, painted shackles, sanded some of my bumper and then touched up where some conduit rubbed through paint. It looks ok from far, I didn’t feel like sanding it all down and doing it right, maybe later on.
I use two tanks of gas weekly, just for my job (self-employed). That doesn't include joy riding in my Jeep. I've really have taken a "pay cut" lately.I put $75 worth of 87 octane in her today.
I never imagined that it could hold that much fuel.
I use two tanks of gas weekly, just for my job (self-employed). That doesn't include joy riding in my Jeep. I've really have taken a "pay cut" lately.
if you like the old school look..go look at the Holley LED'sI'm not just not a fan of LED headlights... like the old school look....
In MY opinion LED's have there place and technology is awesome....but not on the front of my TJ.
As for 'getting with the program' I bought a Jeep so I don't follow the world of SUV's and electric vehicles and that program .