Yes, always on me except where prohibited, like where I work. I don't patronize business that forbid concealed carry, but I work because I've grown accustomed to food and shelter. I am weak, I admit it!
What did you do to your TJ today?
- Thread starter LJRubiconGuy
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TJ2
TJ Expert
You should move to Texas where we also work hard to have food & shelter, we'll fight for your 2nd as well.
derekmac
TJ Addict
So great customer service from JKS. They are shipping out a new end (with bushing, lol) to me today.
Turned the key to go to work today and I got dashboard lights, but the engine wouldn't turn. Luckily, YouTube is a beautiful thing and I found this video for some good troubleshooting.
Turns out, I had the exact same issue as shown here.
$40 and a trip to AutoZone later and my Jeep is back up and roaring. I didn't even miss my first major meeting of the day.
Turns out, I had the exact same issue as shown here.
$40 and a trip to AutoZone later and my Jeep is back up and roaring. I didn't even miss my first major meeting of the day.
Finished the gas tank swap. Need to adjust the filling hose. Took 10 minutes to to it off. But then i removed the doors and siad hell with it. Im taking to the college.
I parked in a wetspot. Not my jeep leaking.
I parked in a wetspot. Not my jeep leaking.
Ordered front Eaton E-Locker and revolution 456 gears from AOR today!
Thanks, I can't wait to get started. I will post pics and start a thread when I do start
I had to modify everything to get them in. They were too wide to clear the roll bars and center consol. Couldn’t adjust them with the doors closed. Took them out after a couple months and repaired the OEM seats.
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Stripped the jeeps carpet abd cleaned up the floors for new bed tred. Found a tiny bit of surface rust on the passenger floorboard. Looked like from a leaking heater core. PO must have replaced it. It doesn't leak now. Sanded and primed the floorboard. Now waiting until the morning to install the carpet.
Awesome discipline to fix that before proceeding with the install!
Remove the seats for the install. Instructions say you don’t need to, but the time it takes to remove them will save you a lot of time and frustration trying to bend and fit the material with the seats still in.
One other tip, if you put some clips on the bottom of the rear sections that go over the wheel wells, that piece will sit flat against the bottom of the tub and make the piece that goes over the cargo area easier to lay in.
The end is scored, but takes some work to get it to bend at 90 degrees so it lays flat.
PD11288
Member
Having grown up in the gulf and been through several hurricanes, my prayers go out to those on the east coast. Stay strong over there y’all.
Been wanting to get Bed Tred and put it in the front section of my Jeep. Anxious to see how it looks in yours.
That turned out good! I was thinking of washing mine. Curious if you tried that? I might wash and then paint if it doesn’t freshen up the black
sgtjdgelinas
TJ Enthusiast
Finshed the installation. Getting breakfast before the seat reinstall
And of course clean the center console.