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I forgot that I posted this, come on over!! There will be a few Comanches there, and a few XJs too. People are camping Sat. night. Power is available if you bring a RV, (small fee involved there).

pb 77hd the dorman one is $2

http://www.miobi.org/main.htm MIOBI Toys for Tots event, it's open to everyone, I will be there, it's also the last "open to the public" event of the year. Located in Hamilton, IA :popcorn:

I don't think I will make it to Castana, I am also having some cooling issues (radiator ate a tow strap), but will try to next year.

nice little flex shot Image Not Found later that day (yes that is a water/mud line on the headlight, a little deep) Image Not Found Broke the tow strap, I should have used mine (it was new) now I need a new radiator (that one had 10 miles on it) Image Not Found

about 2 hours away, but I will be in Hamilton, IA on Sunday with about 160 other trucks.(see http://www.miobi.org for more info) I know it's a little out of your way, but I thought I would let you know.

I wish I had saw this when you needed help, I would have drove down to lend a hand. I know right where you were too, at the BP gas station. Glad you made it home?? (I assume you made it home)

I was told that it would help clean out the motor, and I think it did help. Here it is on a rest run, I realized that I forgot to tighten up the LCA mounts. Going to put it through it's paces this weekend, will post up pics of the aftermath, and maybe a few action shots too. Image Not Found

that's what I wanted to know, I just re-did that on my jeep so the BU lights would work with my ax-15 and I didn't complete the loop (like on the stock harness). I just want to be sure that wouldn't cause another problem later.

88 Peugeot tranny behind a 4.0 there is a 4 wire harness connector 2 wires are for the backup light, but what are the other 2 for? One has low voltage on it, and I think the other is grounded, why are they hooked together??

Only updates are The Comanche runs great now, I unhooked the EGR, and slowly poured a half quart of ATF down the throttle body. I also have a floor (which looks like crap, but works) :clapping:

I know it may not be the same thing that you want but auto zone had LEDs that replace the bulbs in our taillight housings.

10 mm??

Denon AVR 2500 (i think) Paradigm speakers, JBL 10" Sub Pioneer DVD Toshiba tv and VCR (not that combo thing) Directv. Garage AIWA CD player don't work, but it has dual casette!! the radio sounds good and its right above the beer fridge!

The area in southern IA will be having another big open weekend (open to the public) on Labor day weekend, they also had one this weekend and at last count there was over 150 registered vehicles. There is a hog roast on Sat. night of these events and is part of the admission, and about $1500 in door prizes given out. google map Hamilton IA and that's close.

Just to update this topic a little, I just replaced all the o-rings on my 88 yesterday, I used the o-ring rail kit from Car quest (8.99) and it had all brown o-rings, I had to go back inot town to get the o-rings for the fuel lines and ended getting the o-rings at advance auto parts (o'riley's did not have them). I stopped at a hardware store and bought some for a faucet and was going to use them but then I stopped at advance. I will post up the dorman part numbers of the o-rings for the fuel line. One question I have, on the rear (main) fuel line connection to the rail, I could not get it together with the 2 o-rings and the plastic spacer, so I left one out. It does not leak so should I be concerned??

I did not make it there for Howiepalooza when they had it there (for those of you that know what Howiepalooza is), but have wanted to go. My Jeep is not ready yet, but is getting close. There is also some private land here in Southern Iowa that would be great for a meet and greet (http://www.miobi.org). I am about an hour from here, and about 4 hrs from Hannibal. There is also SMORR or KS Rocks in MO and a small off road park up by Castana, IA (NW Iowa). Just some ideas :idea:

Iowa checking in :cheers:

More stuff here than you will ever need http://www.firestik.com/Tech_Docs.htm What kind of antenna and radio is it??

When you coming??? http://www.miobi.org/main.htm or http://www.jocci.com/ :banana:

I am here too!! :popcorn: Rockhound is another and there are a few more that want to keep a low profile. Castana there are a few public runs, one on July 4 weekend (see http://www.ci4wi.org) Also, another club in Iowa that has 3-4 big events per year (www.miobi.org) lots of great wheeling there, and is open for non members on the few select weekends.

this is with 4.5 lift and ACOS and 35s (full width axles too) Image Not Found

Same thing with the Car Quest filters: the red ones are the cheapie line from Wix and the blue ones are the good wix filters.

At work today we went through 6 cases of Penray Winter Thaw (similar to Power Service 911). Every truck we put it in had treated fuel in it. If you can get a torpedo heater on it and change the filters and add Power service 911 (or equivalent). Next, find another diesel truck (the bigger, the better) and jump off of it but hook up to your starter solenoid, not to your battery. If I had another reason to go to Coralville/IA City, I'd swing in and give you a hand.

Image Not Found Mine has a full width rear with 35x15.5 Swamper SXs, it is hella wide. Half of my tire width is outside the body. If you are going to keep it 2wd I would stay away from a full width axle setup. I have not wheeled mine yet, so I am not sure if I like this setup.