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AAh she is awesome. And just think when she doesn't listen to you its because your not talking to her in her native language. LOL I have a Jack Russell from Ireland and that's my excuse for her behavior. :smart:

Good luck we are thinking of you. Keep yourself safe.

ahhh found it. http://www.lunghd.com/Downloads_and_Lin ... rly_XJ.pdf

Does anyone know the part number for the hinge repair. My welds are starting to seperate and the bottome of my drivers door is starting to rub the fender. I swearthis was brought up in the past but I did a search and can't find it.

I am sorry for your loss. As mjeff87 said as time goes by the sadness turns to smiles as you start to remember all those little things Princess did to make you smile.

I've always had terriers. I currently have two Jack Russell Terriers. They train easy and love to play. Also, very loyal. However, they are very smart and you need to train them early that you are the boss. My dogs are active but they are great. My female is a hunter, no mice, moles, rabbits in the yard. While my male is the sports dog, loves to play ball and frisbee. As I was growing up my parent had a terrier-poodle mix. Great dog, well mannered very smart and didn't shed. I have also had a lab. Another good dog but if they get sick and you have to carry them in and out of the house like I did, 60 lbs gets heavy fast. With all that said the key to making owning a dog easy is a fenced yard and a doggie door. I had one installed by my builder and in my previous house I had one also. It makes your life a lot easier especially if you think you will be doing most of the work. That is just my experience and two cents. I'm sure whatever dog you get it will be spoiled and be part of the family.

What is the part number?

I'm sure you checked the fuses. Have you pulled them to see if they have water/master cylander fluid damage? Also, ground behind the drivers side rear light. Not to mention all other grounds. Plus you need to check the light sockets in the front. I'm sure they will add more to check. My problem was actually the PO pulled the wire out of the fuse box and I had to search it down. Good luck.

Well it's on with not new adhesive so I'll see what happens. Thanks guys

What type of adhesive do you use to attach it. It is taken out of a newer xj that I purchased from a member. Isee when pulling my old stuff out it has some type of gooey adhesive.

Mine today also. Love my JEEP hat. Thanks

I will post a picture of my truck that the PO put the bedliner in and didn't take out the drain plugs. :doh: My truck is pretty much rust free on the body :banana: However, it has a nice rust hole in the bed of the truck from the bedliner. :ack:

Nice :cheers: I always wanted one of those CNC cutters

I had a new clutch put in and a week later the CPS went. Don't know if it was just it's time or if it was damaged with new clutch instal.

Got the no start issue fixed with a new CPS and the plow is off :clapping: now for putting stereo and interior back in (after that last water leak is found)

Makes me want to go out and play with my Teramite :clapping:

I remember someone doing this and seeing pictures. Not sure if he ever completed it but I remember someone trying it.

That's a great collection.

Just a heads up..not sure if anyone mentioned it.

CONGRATS and THANK YOU :cheers:

I bought my 3" lift from them and my nephew's lift for his XJ. I dealt with Josh and he has always been very good to deal with also.

Ya, good luck and take care of yourself. Do what they tell you.

I have a western for sale in the classifieds. Make an offer. It's on my MJ

I wished mine looked like that. Anyway, most of the guys seem to patch any holes (check for softspots with something pointy) than it seems to be POR15 and Herculiner (or some sort or bedliner). I had to get new pans put in. But than I followed the other two steps.

Don't mean to hijack but what purpose does the metal brackets serve on the flares? I took one off and put it back on without them. Do I need them? :dunno: