Luke's latest activity
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Went out with the local off road club on Sunday - got up into some snow - was a good day!
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Hi, I'm from Italy, Rieti, I'm just getting to know with my father-in-law's 2.8 CRD. So I'm a real beginner: be understanding with me...
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Today the sway bar assembly came together! I am still waiting for a new Mopar sway bar to be delivered, so I installed the rusty one...
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Luke replied to the thread New to jeep..Take a look at the hinges… IIRC they are adjustable for that purpose. One side may have slipped putting it out of alignment.
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Reporting in… I broke it again!!! Here are the two nuts I was using as jam nuts. Well that didn’t work. Well it worked a little. I...
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First off road test. Was surprised how well it did with open diffs, traction control seemed to work well.
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Just ordered a magnetic induction heater! It arrived this afternoon and I’ll try it out tomorrow. This I think is maybe the best option...
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Oil change today, and topped off the radiator coolant. Mileage is 228166. I needed a break from that broken bolt in the frame that has...
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New plugs and coils are in!
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Luke replied to the thread Broken sway bar link bolt.At worst it’s probably a $5 experiment, including a can of butane that will last you forever. ;) It worked on my rusty brake line...
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Oh that’s interesting. Looks much easier to control. Can I get an 18 mm grade 8 bolt nice and red hot with that?
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Luke replied to the thread Broken sway bar link bolt.Butane and propane have about the same (air) temperature. You just have to spend a bit more time as the flame is smaller. It’s...
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Luke replied to the thread Broken sway bar link bolt.You should find one at any convenience store … they are refillable. They come in many degrees of unnecessary. ;)
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Luke replied to the thread Broken sway bar link bolt.Heat FTW! If you don’t want to risk it or protect the lines with something you can try a small butane torch (lighter on steroids) so you...
