What did you do to your TJ today?

ac_ said:
We have people like that we call them "Snow Birds!" They are usually slow and clog up the freeways. haha
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They must be driving undergeared Jeeps. :eaea::

We have them in TX too. Apparently they don’t know AZ is the place to be. I’ll send them your way! :dancer2:
 
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I racked up 160000 points on the scoreboard today.
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Tried to drive it to work today...first day of frost. Something weird happened about 1.5 miles from home...Engine started making a high pitched whistle, intermittently. So...I turned around and drove my truck :(
 
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Changed one headlight. Waiting for other one to be delivered tomorrow.

Tried changing rear shocks. Got one bolt off. Snapped the second. And called it quits. I’ll let the shop handle this headache.
 
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Did a little troubleshooting tonight after work. I'm thinking the whistle (more like a whine) is the water pump. My radiator developed a leak a while ago, not sure when. I've put water in a couple times, it's never overheated on me, but it's definitely wet in the center bottom. I've also been noticing large puddles under her after a good drive. Anyway, I got her warmed up and turned the heat on... No warm air. So...I ordered everything but the pump for a cooling system overhaul from Amazon. I'll see if I can source a Mopar pump locally... Amazon was out and the online parts stores want a lot of money to ship. My wife has taken to calling my Jeep the "money pit"
 
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Ranger_b0b said:
Did a little troubleshooting tonight after work. I'm thinking the whistle (more like a whine) is the water pump. My radiator developed a leak a while ago, not sure when. I've put water in a couple times, it's never overheated on me, but it's definitely wet in the center bottom. I've also been noticing large puddles under her after a good drive. Anyway, I got her warmed up and turned the heat on... No warm air. So...I ordered everything but the pump for a cooling system overhaul from Amazon. I'll see if I can source a Mopar pump locally... Amazon was out and the online parts stores want a lot of money to ship. My wife has taken to calling my Jeep the "money pit"
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I took a look at my shocks / bump stops last night. On both the front and rear my limiting factor of upwards travel was the shocks bottoming out. I have a pretty large gap in the rear, a hand lengthwise, and about a fist worth in the front from hitting the fenders (bushwhacker flat)
3.5 inch RE lift w/ 3.5inch ranchos

I don't think I could get much more out of the rear without the tire hitting the tub.
I was able to reduce my front bump stop extension from 2 inches to 1.5 so I gained something.
 
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