Ya’ll can see what I endured. I knew if I fixed my Jeep I could eventually get away from them. That is motivation.
What did you do to your TJ today?
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Ya’ll can see what I endured. I knew if I fixed my Jeep I could eventually get away from them. That is motivation.
Clearly a harrowing experience involving a number of disreputable individuals, you were lucky to survive mostly unscathed. At the potential risk of being lumped in with the "perverts"...
...criminal ducking aside, surely some of them lent some muscle in the repair and moral support for your situation, and you didn't seem to have issues using the pervert @tr21triton as your errand boy for those new studs. I mean, they could've just run off and left you stranded, being the undesirables they obviously are...
Clearly a harrowing experience involving a number of disreputable individuals, you were lucky to survive mostly unscathed. At the potential risk of being lumped in with the "perverts"...
...criminal ducking aside, surely some of them lent some muscle in the repair and moral support for your situation, and you didn't seem to have issues using the pervert @tr21triton as your errand boy for those new studs. I mean, they could've just run off and left you stranded, being the undesirables they clearly are...
Finally someone who understands!!!!!
But @AndyG being the narcissistic individual he is, will probably still point fingers at us perverts.
Finally someone who understands!!!!!
But @AndyG being the narcissistic individual he is, will probably still point fingers at us perverts.
Carpenters always need a mechanic around to keep them from using skil saws,wood glue and wood screws on their jeep!
Clearly a harrowing experience involving a number of disreputable individuals, you were lucky to survive mostly unscathed. At the potential risk of being lumped in with the "perverts"...
...criminal ducking aside, surely some of them lent some muscle in the repair and moral support for your situation, and you didn't seem to have issues using the pervert @tr21triton as your errand boy for those new studs. I mean, they could've just run off and left you stranded, being the undesirables they obviously are...
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I worked of and on ten hours putting a new cylinder head on my 2.5. Went really good all the way thru. Last hour my battery is dead so I get one. Fire it up and it runs good. Then antifreeze pours out the thermostat housing. Whats up with these Jeep housing bull shit. Done for the day. I think Im gonna buy a new one
https://wranglertjforum.com/threads/what-did-you-do-to-your-tj-today.1784/page-2407#post-1411364
I guess there is some truth in that
That reminds me - years back, a dancer by the name of "Celina" and I would get into finger cymbal duels similar to this - during class! The teacher, "Dunia" would just let us rip for awhile before inviting us to rejoin the class! Good times, haven't thought about that in years.
New Jeep or a new T-stat housing? If the latter, it probably won't be much better than what you have now. See if you can sand it flat first and/or use Permatex on the damn thing. They ALL seem to have coplanarity issues, at least the 4.0 version.
Didn't even know that was a thing....and would've never guessed I'd see those words used together...
Didn't even know that was a thing....and would've never guessed I'd see those words used together...
kinda sounds like some weird sex thang
Didn't even know that was a thing....and would've never guessed I'd see those words used together...
It probably wasn't until you got two good finger cymbal players in the same class. She and I have the same style of playing - she's known as the "Killer Ziller" (Zill=finger cymbal). She's better than me, but I could usually hold my own. Once in a while I'd have to ask her to "play that again?".
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Locked up front brakes only in the drizzle on Friday, so checked the reservoir and it was low, filled it up, but was on my own so did not attempt to bleed.
Also filled up washer fluid, fixed wiring for rear of hard top, then washed her. Nothing major, but productive.
Also filled up washer fluid, fixed wiring for rear of hard top, then washed her. Nothing major, but productive.
Didn't even know that was a thing....and would've never guessed I'd see those words used together...
They're everywhere,
p.s. My monkey even had some when I was a kid.
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Clearly a harrowing experience involving a number of disreputable individuals, you were lucky to survive mostly unscathed. At the potential risk of being lumped in with the "perverts"...
...criminal ducking aside, surely some of them lent some muscle in the repair and moral support for your situation, and you didn't seem to have issues using the pervert @tr21triton as your errand boy for those new studs. I mean, they could've just run off and left you stranded, being the undesirables they obviously are...
Oh he disappeared and we had to drag him out of a bar.
As far as help, they stood their backseat wrenching and made it harder. I was ready to smack ‘em. It’s a wonder I made it home.
All that said, we had a great time. Really did. Love those guys.
I just ordered these today!!!!!! Lesson learned.
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kinda sounds like some weird sex thang
To be fair, "finger cymbal player" does sound like a euphemism for something else...what I'm not exactly sure...
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