Yes, I put one of these in mine.
What did you do to your jeep today?
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CheddarGau
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FML I have to make a trip to the dump too..... Your post reminds me that I'm procrastinating..... Thanks for that
Luke
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X3 … the trash is piling up! Thankfully it’s all frozen so the stench is locked in!
CherokeeLiberty
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It was purely visual for us. The garage is typically 25F, so smell isn’t much issue tight now. Mice can be, though. I’ve had them infiltrate the bags before.
CherokeeLiberty
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My jeep got backed into yesterday by a buddy. Luckily, he has a high flatbed on his truck, and it was butt to butt. He bumped the spare tire and rocked the jeep a little. Absolutely no damage. It was the cherry on top for him, as we had just declared the motor in his main truck seized and dead.
Luke
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Yes… I had to build an impenetrable crate for storage otherwise it would be a mess, usually I can go 5-6 months.
profdlp
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I have a miniature galvanized trash can I use for my dog's used "bags". Much easier on trash day in the winter when it's all frozen solid.
(Not to mention that scooping it up during the walk is the only time my hand is warm, though that is a decidedly mixed blessing...)
CheddarGau
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Pro tip. Keep the bag in the pocket with your handI have a miniature galvanized trash can I use for my dog's used "bags". Much easier on trash day in the winter when it's all frozen solid.
(Not to mention that scooping it up during the walk is the only time my hand is warm, though that is a decidedly mixed blessing...)
CherokeeLiberty
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There’s this trend at Minnesota state parks where people bag their dog’s poop, then leave it on the trail…
derekj
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It's not just Minnesota.........the worst is when you see them hanging in trees after the leaves have dropped in the fall
CheddarGau
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Sad to say people do it here too. I would have less of an issue if they didn't pick it up and used a stick to toss it in the bushes.
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I kinda dig the new look lol. jk but I knew I needed new lug studs because they were stripped from years of abuse. I guess yesterday they all decided to quit. I guess I got something to do now while I wait for the radiator.
CheddarGau
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Might want to check the other side too ha ha ha. At least it didn't happen on a drive!
Luke
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No doubt! Pick up a lottery ticket on the way home!
Nvm just had a vaccum leak and the engine ran rich so it ruined my spark plugs and completely clogged up the cats to the point in order to get it to drive I had to drill holes before the cats, so now it's just obnoxiously loud
CheddarGau
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Where was your vacuum leak?Nvm just had a vaccum leak and the engine ran rich so it ruined my spark plugs and completely clogged up the cats to the point in order to get it to drive I had to drill holes before the cats, so now it's just obnoxiously loud
CheddarGau
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Did my alignment, was way out, timing consuming as always. Not perfect, but at least they are within spec and they are even. It also now drives straight. Maybe on a weekend I'll spend the time and get it even better..... maybe.......
Last november I purchased a jeep Liberety 2005 to use to go up to the snow removal company. need a 4wd to get there is a storm We started ( my son and I ) and it ran no codes ( removing the battery erases the codes ) that is what he did. it was stored ( of road no tags ) the owner said, so we could not do a dirive run. The body is abit ruff, but what we did not notice is that both rocker pannels were rusted out ( no rocker left ) the plastic trim was heald in place with expanding insulating foam.
So I put close to 2k in part of all kinds, full brake job all 4 wheels including the back plates ( rusted through, unable to install the parking brake shoes ), engine oil pan, transmission oil pan and filter very rusty, etc.. Was scared that the pans were rusted through ( the jeep had mud and rust caked under everywhere! Changed all lifters.
Now I have a question, after changing all the lifters, I still have quite a loud clicking sound like if the valves need ajusting. I read I think somewhere here that you can buy springs to stop the noise. I figured that maybe cheap oil was used and that maybe there was slug blocking the oil passages to the lifters so I put some SeaFoam in the oil. Still have the problem, is anyone able to tell me if the noise can be fixed?
Thanks
So I put close to 2k in part of all kinds, full brake job all 4 wheels including the back plates ( rusted through, unable to install the parking brake shoes ), engine oil pan, transmission oil pan and filter very rusty, etc.. Was scared that the pans were rusted through ( the jeep had mud and rust caked under everywhere! Changed all lifters.
Now I have a question, after changing all the lifters, I still have quite a loud clicking sound like if the valves need ajusting. I read I think somewhere here that you can buy springs to stop the noise. I figured that maybe cheap oil was used and that maybe there was slug blocking the oil passages to the lifters so I put some SeaFoam in the oil. Still have the problem, is anyone able to tell me if the noise can be fixed?
Thanks
