What did you do to your TJ today?
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I joined the 4.56 master race, from 3.07. Also have an E-locker and a Tru Track now.
Ordered the clutch master cylinder slave cylinder kit from Orileys today, will be installing it tomorrow after it gets here. 
Drove 30 miles for a soft top that ended up being for a JK. 
Let’s get this fluid swapped and the gears checked so I can go over 45mph!!
Dropped the Jeep off to get a state inspection. Noticed one of my cheapo LED headlight high beams was blown out. I hope they don't notice because I'm waiting on my free replacement. Also, my multi-function switch to fix my driving lights won't be delivered until tomorrow. They work, they just turn on by themselves.
Dropped the Jeep off to get a state inspection. Noticed one of my cheapo LED headlight high beams was blown out. I hope they don't notice because I'm waiting on my free replacement. Also, my multi-function switch to fix my driving lights won't be delivered until tomorrow. They work, they just turn on by themselves.
Glad we don't have commie inspections here in Alabama!!!!!!!
Basically if the tires hold air, the windshield is duck taped in and the flashlights for headlights batteries don't go dead at night.
You are fine for driving!!!!!!!
The guy I go to isn't as strict as some of these places here. One place rejected my old Jeep because the headlights "weren't bright enough."
I told him that's because it's a Jeep. They come that way.p.s. Radar detectors are still illegal in Va too.
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The guy I go to isn't as strict as some of these places here. One place rejected my old Jeep because the headlights "weren't bright enough."
Back in the late 60's Georgia had inspections, I remembered a tire store/garage that would rent you a set of tires so you could pass inspection
Your having electrical issues with your tj so the solution is to go all electric??
Here in Comifornia the dictator signed a bill to make everything electric by 2035 then two days later put out a notice. Do not charge electric vehicles because the power grid can’t handle it.
Lord help the good folks still stuck in that commie cess pool!!!!!!!
The ones that voted that idiot in, are getting what they deserve, the good folks are getting screwed.
Problem is, it won't stay there. It leaks to other states and then the states get jealous and race to the bottom.
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Dropped the Jeep off to get a state inspection. Noticed one of my cheapo LED headlight high beams was blown out. I hope they don't notice because I'm waiting on my free replacement. Also, my multi-function switch to fix my driving lights won't be delivered until tomorrow. They work, they just turn on by themselves.
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Good luck ... we have the same sort of thing over here too... every damn 6 months its a roll of the dice
Good luck ... we have the same sort of thing over here too... every damn 6 months its a roll of the dice
Every 6 months! I'm already cranky about once yearly in Texas.
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I don't suffer from insanity I enjoy every minute
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Even though my TJ was born in Toledo in 1997' its registered out here as a 1999..... if it was registered as a 2000 then I'd only have to get it checked every year... not every 6 months
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Maybe Brandon will buy everyone in Cali an electric vehicle after he finishes paying off the student loans with our taxpayer money.
p.s. I hope the batteries come with a lifetime warranty, since they cost more than my Jeep.
Installed the front Rancho 5000X RS55128 shock absorbers; last week I installed the rear RS55240's.
Went for a drive on the highway, around town and down a local dirt trail; found their performance on and off road to be noticeably better than what I had previously.
Went for a drive on the highway, around town and down a local dirt trail; found their performance on and off road to be noticeably better than what I had previously.
Replaced the original axle shaft u-joints. These were a pain to remove. New hubs and reassembly are up next.
Another small victory, I finally got my steering stops free. Having the hub removed gave me access to the back side to hit with penetrating oil. I can finally add washers to keep the tires out of the lower CAs.
Another small victory, I finally got my steering stops free. Having the hub removed gave me access to the back side to hit with penetrating oil. I can finally add washers to keep the tires out of the lower CAs.
Dictator NUISANCE (Newsome) is such a HYPOCRIT....