Gave mine a quick bath this morning. Nothing fancy as rain is moving back in next Tuesday/Wednesday.
What did you do to your TJ today?
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I also ran down to Harbor Freight and spent my 15.00 birthday coupon they sent me.
Got the 10mm set for 3 bucks.
Got the 10mm set for 3 bucks.
I have a collection of them.
Looking good.
I'm trying to find some stock Rubi wheels in excellent condition. Address? 
Hopefully, they send you another coupon next month. By then, you'll need a 10mm set...
Mudflat
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It looks great! I feel your pain. I had my left rotator cuff fixed last August & the right side was done in 2017.
Anyway, I use Griot’s Garage 3 in 1 Ceramic Wax. You can find it at most auto parts stores or you can order it on Amazon.
It’s VERY easy to apply. The trick is to apply it in the shade & then put it in your garage & don’t let it get wet. Apply a second coat 12-24 hours after the first coat & you’re good to go. Dirt really doesn’t like to stick to this stuff so washing is easier. I don’t know how long this stuff lasts, but my Jeep is still beading water like crazy & it’s been 10 or 11 months since I’ve applied the wax. Have fun!
No they didn't
Kiwi TJ
Just asked myself if I’m crazy and we all said No
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Thanks.... the 2 islands (North and South) are only a 3 hour ferry apart but the scenery is completely different...loved spending time with my family down there.
I decided to drive all day in the end.(rather than split it over 2 days).. Left Christchurch at 4am and got home at 11.30pm....a few stops and a ferry ride in the middle. 800 miles approx.
My Tj didnt skip a beat the whole trip. 2,236 miles in 2 weeks....the only causality is the window washer failed on the way home.....bugs covered the windshield so had to keep pulling over at gas stations to clean it.....hoping its just a fuse.
After about 3 hours of sanding with really fine grit sandpaper and Emory cloth and then a 10,000 grit polish that crank looks good. Hopefully the next set of rod bearing agrees lol thankfully the standard size is pretty common and I can buy them one at a time.
Buddy blew out his 35 wheeling last weekend on the entry to our last trail of the day. Finally tore into it today, and now we get to learn how to re-gear.
It got to 49 F here today. So I washed all the salt off the cars and flushed out my frame.
James9100
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-Replaced rad cap (NAPA 703-1725; rebranded Stant 10234 which is apparently MotoRad)
-LED (921) swapped the passenger courtesy light
-LED (1156) swapped the reverse lights, lined with foil tape to act as reflector
-Got one front tow hook on
-LED (921) swapped the passenger courtesy light
-LED (1156) swapped the reverse lights, lined with foil tape to act as reflector
-Got one front tow hook on
it had a few chipped teeth, but nothing that made me thing the pinion was going to look like this.
Took a few things apart. Installing a 3/4'' spacer.
A SUPER 35 kit doesn't address this.
That's what I was thinking.
Possible these are aftermarket gears that came apart?
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