uss2defiant
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Anyone thought of a pressurizing the bottle to transfer the oil out?
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Seems doable. I think I saw something like that somewhere. Sort of like those garden sprayers but more heavy duty and you could hook up a compressor set low.
Tried googling it but didn't hit the right keyword I guess.
uss2defiant
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usually it's with the brake pressure bleeders but I'm thinking you could use the same concept for gear oil.
I'm planning to experiment later in a few months.
I'm planning to experiment later in a few months.
profdlp
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It will take some pressure to do it. I used 80W-90 and my little hand pump gave me a workout. I can only imagine how hard the thicker stuff would be. I'll be curious to see how your experiment goes. 
I stick a piece of clear, flexible tubing on the spout, stick the bottle up high and squeeze. Always works, never a mess....but yeah, my hands get a workout.
I just consider that weightlifting for going shooting
I just consider that weightlifting for going shooting
I just consider that weightlifting for going shooting
I think I'm in love!
My husband likes to brag
Why'd ya have ta bring him into it?
Because it makes me laugh...other guys are jealous that I shoot and I do the work on our vehicles.
:icon_lol:
profdlp
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Got the rear differential done a week ago, then today did the Power Steering Fluid. Slowly but surely my vampire tactics are being implemented. :mexsmoke:
CactusJacked
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I guess that means you suck! :gr_grin:
profdlp
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Still sucking! :ROFLJest:
Did the ATF +4 in the Transfer Case today. See? All the great advice you guys gave me is being put to good use. See Post #1 for an updated checklist. Thanks again! :favorites13:
Did the ATF +4 in the Transfer Case today. See? All the great advice you guys gave me is being put to good use. See Post #1 for an updated checklist. Thanks again! :favorites13:
profdlp
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I have some stuff to clean the throttle body and IAC but can't seem to find a good guide. Anyone know of one?
Also, this is the stuff I have: CRC-Throttle-Body-Single-Use-Twin Pack . It's a little late since it's already sitting in the garage, but is it good stuff?
Hoping to do this tomorrow.
Also, this is the stuff I have: CRC-Throttle-Body-Single-Use-Twin Pack . It's a little late since it's already sitting in the garage, but is it good stuff?
Hoping to do this tomorrow.
uss2defiant
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LibertyTC has a good guide for the IAC
http://www.jeepkj.com/forum/f196/idle-air-control-no-screws-44826/
there might be a better thread but that was what I had bookmarked.
throttle body basically spray and wipe. can use a toothbrush as well to help.
I think some people have also unscrewed it out to clean it as well.
http://www.jeepkj.com/forum/f196/idle-air-control-no-screws-44826/
there might be a better thread but that was what I had bookmarked.
throttle body basically spray and wipe. can use a toothbrush as well to help.
I think some people have also unscrewed it out to clean it as well.
CactusJacked
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Also, this is the stuff I have: CRC-Throttle-Body-Single-Use-Twin Pack . It's a little late since it's already sitting in the garage, but is it good stuff?
Hoping to do this tomorrow.
In a word, yes it is!
