Luke
Interloper From Bancroft, Canada
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Luke reacted to u2slow's post in the thread best replacement when rebuilding the suspsension with
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They are cheap enough to just change in their entirety when they're shot. Not that hard to change either. I tried new bushings once... -
This video gives some good insight into how much difference a rear locker can make as opposed to the big lift/tire combo. Not a huge...
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Yes thay aren't cheap! I doubt you will have any issues with the conventional lead acid, my other two cars have them.
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Luke replied to the thread Standard flooded or AGM?.Yup … mine was $500+ …. in Monopoly money. ;) It doesn’t pay to mess around with bargain batteries in my sub arctic environment though.
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i will put 265 75 16 and I have only 2,5 inches spacer on my new KK HELLO FROM GREECE
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Got some off shore led fog lamps given to me the other day - they are for a JK stock front bumper but have heard that they will work on...
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So true, the port side UCA rear bolt is a PITA! You will need a long extension or pair of extensions and get at it from the battery box...
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The ECU controls the voltage supplied by the alternator the same way to the Automatic Voltage Regulator on a generator controls the...
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Thanks KJowner. I'll give it a try. I'm guessing that when I use the Fluke it's with the engine running. I think I've decided to get an...
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We rarely have the opportunity to test out several new shocks at the same time, so each new shock feels great. KYB is a Japanese company...
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A Fluke will do nicely, switch it to DC and measure the voltage at the battery terminals. I'd guess you wouldn't see much more than a...
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How do I check this? You mention a voltmeter. I have a Fluke77 multimeter. Will that work?
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Possible that the shift interlock cable is not adjusted properly? Hopefully others may chime in with ideas...
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True, it's easy to moan about things that aren't that bad, I wouldn't want to live in a town.
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Not only can you plant soybeans to fix nitrogen back into the soil, but there’s a ‘new’ turnip crop you can plant that you just plow...
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