Jo6pak
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Not sure what your surroundings are, but you may think of taking precautions against mice. They can take refuge in stored vehicles and cause a lot of havoc in not much time (chewing wiring, building nests, etc)
What did you do to your jeep today?
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Not sure what your surroundings are, but you may think of taking precautions against mice. They can take refuge in stored vehicles and cause a lot of havoc in not much time (chewing wiring, building nests, etc)
profdlp
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What kind of precautions can you take? I have a few mice running around in my garage. (Seen the ... evidence...)
As laughable as it is, dryer sheets seemed to work. Really cheap super smelly ones. Tied them on various hoses and wires under the hood of a vehicle I had in storage and mice "evidence" stopped after a couple weeks. I did replace them every 30-40 days.
Yes on the mothballs too. I just hate the smell of them so went with the dryer sheets. Plus it really ticks off the moths... :happy175::happy175:
Sorry couldn't resist, had a really weird day. :Insane:
profdlp
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Will do. I was changing the oil in both the Jeep and my wife's car and among other things found some sunflower seed shells. (Stolen from the birdfeeder, no doubt.) I'll give this a try. :favorites13:
GitEmSteveDave
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Not to my Jeep, but I was filming something for work and found some tires at an abandoned asphalt mill I'd love to see on a KJ.
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duderz7
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Yup, those will for alright. Make sure to share pictures
cplchris
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google hillbilly mouse trap or adirondack mouse trap.
take a 5 gallon bucket, a length of some type of metal rod (about 1/4" diameter), and a soda bottle.
drill a hole in the center of the bottle cap and bottom of the bottle big enough for the rod to fit loosely through. cut a notch for the rod in the top lip of the bucket and another notch opposite the first one, fill the bucket 1/3 with water (add some rv antifreeze if freezing is a concern) put the rod through the bottle, put some peanut butter on the bottle and set it in the notches on the bucket with the bottle somewhat centered in the bucket. get a small board or yard stick and place it as a ramp to the rod/bucket mice go up to get some peanut butter and fall in, works better than anything else i have ever tried.
scottg
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for that much, I can get entire compressor
Good compressor or just a compressor ?
Like Radiators, I can find them for 60-70 bucks, but if I want a good one I'll buy a Mopar for more and it will actually last
Or comparing spacer lifts to a full on OME lift
Cheap is expensive every time
even cheap hookers cost ya more in the long run:gr_grin::emotions34:
profdlp
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I'm sure that would work. Last winter I had a 5-gallon bucket filled with ice melt, which was nearly empty by the time it warmed up. (I had refilled it any number of times along the way.) Anyway, sometime in the spring two of the ********* had fallen in and couldn't get back out. I found what was left of them when I did my spring cleaning.
Great traction on them rotted bodies :happy175:
I think I heard of a recent study correlating cheap hookers and high blood pressure... :icon_razz: :happy175::happy175::happy175:
Trust me on this one, paying the price :happy175:
Aceofspades
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So it’s been almost a month and the mystery coolant struck again.
Walked out to jeep and puddle of coolant on ground and dripping off the skid plate.
Checked quickly hoses are dry , resovoir empty, but underside dry... pulled the cap pressure released etc
Nontime to crawl under it but wtf. Why is this soo random and only when it’s sitting overnight.
Walked out to jeep and puddle of coolant on ground and dripping off the skid plate.
Checked quickly hoses are dry , resovoir empty, but underside dry... pulled the cap pressure released etc
Nontime to crawl under it but wtf. Why is this soo random and only when it’s sitting overnight.
My Ranger did this for 6-8 months a while back... Then the water pump crapped out. Hasn't done it since and never could find where it was coming from since everything including the weep hole looked dry.
I had one on a KJ , guy kept bringing back, would leak small amount, not leak for days , then leak again
Finally changed thermostats , seal on it bad
Solved the huge mystery
Rear UCA ball joint replacement. I used the Moog problem solver more like problem maker , it is ever so slightly bigger than the one I removed this caused many problems when trying to press it into the housing.
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