CheddarGau
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Yes it looks like we are. Whats the first letter of your city you live in?. A couple houses across there alley are like junk yards. Old people hoarding actual garbage lolWhoa,sounds like we are neighbours. LMAO
What did you do to your jeep today?
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Johnny O
Just hangin' out.
This was a fortress of brown brick and glass hidden in a private grove of live oak at the end of a 22 mile dirt track. It had rained heavily, so they left their Bentley at the condo in the city and called Uber. LOL
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and I know it's hard to see because my mirror on my camera snoot is messed up, but that intake valve looks like it's not fully seated.
did it (potentially) drop a rocker arm because it's about to drop a seat?
Deb'nKJ
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So today it was dry enough to tackle the outstanding rear brake jobs - but it's the Sunday before Christmas, so there were those things that only have to be done at this time of year, like trying to find where I'd put my son's present so I could wrap it, should have been sent yesterday at the latest.
Had to console myself with fixing the light in the shifter. Seems like it had come loose & just needed a wiggle & a gentle push. Got a disproportionate amount of satisfaction from that, just because something went right - for once! All I've got to now is refit the bezel (if that's the right word) without the repairs to it breaking again.
Had to console myself with fixing the light in the shifter. Seems like it had come loose & just needed a wiggle & a gentle push. Got a disproportionate amount of satisfaction from that, just because something went right - for once! All I've got to now is refit the bezel (if that's the right word) without the repairs to it breaking again.
derekj
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It's a little better up here on the coast - looks like you work at a shop? Where do you work? I'm at the Ford dealer here in PR.
CheddarGau
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Chrysler dealer in V
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Big Al
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I'm in C, sounds like your in V.
derekj
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And I'm on the upper sunshine coast.I'm in C, sounds like your in V.
CheddarGau
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C is pretty nice, has a nice river with a viewI'm in C, sounds like your in V.
CheddarGau
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Practically neighbours.
Johnny O
Just hangin' out.
yeah, I think you are on to something there. I think the collar is wobbly.
I wish there was a way to be more definitive about it, without having to tear the head off. If I knew it was going to drop the seat soon, I obviously would just not run the engine. Which would leave it to be a fixable situation in the future, if I ever chose to. Or if for example, I came across another with a bad driver side head. I guess I could pull the intake manifold off and scope through a runner and see if I see anything?
At this point from what I can see, there's no damage to the Piston or cylinder walls. So that to me at least makes it a possible candidate for repair if I can do so cheaply.
I think regardless though, this one is going to be a donor for the other, in terms of the transmission.
At this point from what I can see, there's no damage to the Piston or cylinder walls. So that to me at least makes it a possible candidate for repair if I can do so cheaply.
I think regardless though, this one is going to be a donor for the other, in terms of the transmission.
I’m glad I’m not posting a “parts for sale” thread this evening. Someone in a Camaro tried to beat a red light and abruptly turned left in front of me today. It was wet, rainy, and dark… not the best conditions for panic stopping. Luckily my antilock brakes and BFG’s stopped me inches from their passengers door. Jeepy lives to fight another day. (Although we all know who ultimately wins in Jeep vs. Camaro.)
CheddarGau
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Dash cams are very popular where I live. If you don't have one, I suggest getting one. I use "thinkware" because they are small, good quality, and good picture. They also have very good low light/night video. I've found mine to have held up very well to the harsh environment of summer time heat in the cabin. Still works great and it is coming up on 6 years old for this model (F800)
Thanks for the suggestion. I’ll look into that.
Any issues with thieves busting into cars to grab electronics like dash cams?
Big Al
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I thought I'd open up the KJ original heater core to see why I had a dogs breath for heat in the cab.
Well here are the pictures of an opened up heater core.
12 passages from inlet on the top tubes to outlet on the bottom tubes. Each vertical set of tubes are a U tube.
2 tubes we clear on the left and only one tube clear on the right side.
If in doubt, change it out. I had only 25% capacity flowing in the heater core.
The pens inserted show the inlets to the U tubes and the outlet is below the pens.
I have about 70 pictures to write up a report, so yes it will take until Christmas to write it up.
Or longer, PM me if you need the pictures soon.
Well here are the pictures of an opened up heater core.
12 passages from inlet on the top tubes to outlet on the bottom tubes. Each vertical set of tubes are a U tube.
2 tubes we clear on the left and only one tube clear on the right side.
If in doubt, change it out. I had only 25% capacity flowing in the heater core.
The pens inserted show the inlets to the U tubes and the outlet is below the pens.
I have about 70 pictures to write up a report, so yes it will take until Christmas to write it up.
Or longer, PM me if you need the pictures soon.
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Big Al
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More heater core pics
1st picture shows the 9 of the 12 tubes blocked. Poured water in the top U tubes and it's dry on all the 9 of the 12 bottom outlet tubes. 100% blockage.
2nd picture is an overview.
3rd picture is me starting to rod the 9 plugged tubes. Felt like pushing a steel rod in mud.
More to follow.
1st picture shows the 9 of the 12 tubes blocked. Poured water in the top U tubes and it's dry on all the 9 of the 12 bottom outlet tubes. 100% blockage.
2nd picture is an overview.
3rd picture is me starting to rod the 9 plugged tubes. Felt like pushing a steel rod in mud.
More to follow.
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