Ah gotcha. I didn’t look to see what you were running. I just regeared a few weeks ago. Enjoy the ride. It made a huge difference for mine.
What did you do to your TJ today?
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Ah gotcha. I didn’t look to see what you were running. I just regeared a few weeks ago. Enjoy the ride. It made a huge difference for mine.
Took it for my longest drive yet, including highway driving for the first time!
It's night and day how much easier it is to drive and shift it when not limited below 2300RPM
Going to take it to work tomorrow!
It's night and day how much easier it is to drive and shift it when not limited below 2300RPM
Going to take it to work tomorrow!
Installed the new CSF radiator today. This was probably mentioned before, but the OEM fan shroud screws don’t work with the new radiator. Have a decent metric bolt collection and found correct fasteners. New upper and lower hoses, minimal mess. Four beer job.
CES22
Member
I got my valve cover off!! now I am able to replace gasket with a little video help and reading the issues other people have had when diy. Thanks you tube!!
I was able to remove everything easily, by hand and with only 8mm, 10mm & 13mm socket, also used extensions and flex/swivel head, removed dipstick bracket bolts and easily was able to get to the middle bolt very easily.
First attempt and first time doing this! Love the JEEP Family! Now do I have other things to worry about with the way this looks?
I was able to remove everything easily, by hand and with only 8mm, 10mm & 13mm socket, also used extensions and flex/swivel head, removed dipstick bracket bolts and easily was able to get to the middle bolt very easily.
First attempt and first time doing this! Love the JEEP Family! Now do I have other things to worry about with the way this looks?
ShinyTravisto
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Amazon for 10$
Isn't that your coolant overflow bottle? Also, if you're serious, and chipmunks did that, I'd take a good look to see if there is a stash of acorns in there before just replacing the cap...
Since @Chris is trying to get an Amazon affiliate bonus right now, here are two Amazon links that will help the cause:
Dorman Cap with Coolant Note on Top
Dorman Cap with No Note on Top
Hit the you-pull-it yard and got a nice cruise/purge bracket, 03-06 steering shaft and steering box and a fuel rail with a test port. Pretty good day. Only Dodge truck they had was down on the front diff so I couldn't get the Dana 44 cover....
Hennep87
TJ Enthusiast
I flushed the coolant out and changed the sensor and thermostat as I had a P0128 fault. That’s fixed now.
But when was taking of the thermostat house. I noticed two bolts without any nuts.. I put a nut on it to keep the wires in place but it looks like there’s something missing. Does anyone know?
2.4L 4 cilinder 2006
But when was taking of the thermostat house. I noticed two bolts without any nuts.. I put a nut on it to keep the wires in place but it looks like there’s something missing. Does anyone know?
2.4L 4 cilinder 2006
KennethS
TJ Addict
ShinyTravisto
Member
They chewed up the washer fluid hose and some of my hood liner then left a pile of acorns below the injectors for the exhaust manifold to roast. Going to try the ol' peppermint spray all over to keep them at bay a bit.
Ordered via the affilliate link, thanks y'all. Glad this brought some laughs as well.
Order new lube locker Dana 44 gaskets off Amazon with my WTF affiliate link 
18thcenturyguy
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I found acorns in my air filter box the other day when I was changing the filter.
18thcenturyguy
Member
Today I checked out my Blower Motor. It was making weird sounds and squeaking a lot. Cleaned it all up and got rid of the debris that was rattling around in there. Good as new, nice and quiet again.