Jakeman17

Here are the rule we go by on another forum

sounds like fun

I have to go to court for them also WTF!!! that bs ill just pay them and be done

Got pulled over by a State Trooper today I got ticket for no turn signal use(i used it) following to close(guy pulled out in front of me right before cop) He said he let me go on Speeding( only i was speeding though not the guy i was following Loud exhaust?? Reckless driving for trying to pass this guy then going back into same lame??? He was a complete @$$ hole I asked him how fast i was going he said you flew by me...... he was sitting still i was doing 35MPh speed limit lol He gave me a verbal warning (if i would have gotten ticket i would have asked to see radar) but i changed my diff fluid and o2 sensor and got sand bags

There are a couple of places at the Cliff's you can drop in over your hood when its wet.... I need 4wd first

Dif fluid o2 sensor

DOES ... IT ... HAVE ... WIRES ... ? It is difficult to be of help by remote control when you don't provide any information. Your question was how to wire a replacement stalk. The answer is -- you cannot. The wires are built into the stalk. If the stalk you got is already set up for cruise and has the wires and the button, then your question is not how to wire the stalk, it's how to connect the stalk to the existing cruise control. If the stalk has wires, how many are there, what colors are they, and is it a round (bundled) cable or a flat ribbon cable? It was 4 wires yellow green blue and red

i wanna try that

i wanna bike how much you want for it?

Does the new lever already have the wires attached for cruise? If so, you fish the wires down the steering column and plug them into the connector at the base, where the wires from the old one plugged in. If the "new" stalk you got didn't come from a vehicle with cruise control and doesn't already have the wires ... you can't use it. yes but i got it out of a s-10 bc Rob thought it would work. It works i didnt look at wires yet

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Do it

I am going to drain my Diff tomorrow what kind of gear oil should i get? I looked it up on alldata it say 75w-90? Should I do synthetic or regular? How much? Comanche, Grand Wagoneer, Wrangler, YJ 75W-90 GL-5 With trailer tow pkg. 80W-140 GL-5 Cherokee 75W-90 GL-5 With Class III hitch 80W-140 GLS* *Mopar synthetic gear oil *All with Limited-Slip differential, add one container Mopar Trac-Loc additive CAPACITY Grand Wagoneer 1.8 Liters 3.8 Pints Comanche w/Metric Ton Pkg 1.4 Liters 3.0 Pints Others 1.2 Liters 2.5 Pints bold one correct or is there something else i should get?

I already have cruise control just gotta wire in the new lever maybe replacing the o2 senor is a project for tomorrow

just spin the white wheel until it gets to number you want

I already changed miles lol Rob was saying there was somehow to do it

I got a new cluster from Rob today how do i change the miles??? I got a new wiper switch from the junk yard. I have cruise control on mine. how do i wire in the cruise control? I also have my emission light on how do i make it go off?

Went to Rob went through electrical stuff Changed Gauges Got wiper lever from junkyard

I changed my fuel filter to the right direction fixed vacuum leak, and fixed heater control valve

/\ Bears >I just got into jeeps. i like my mj alot and won't get rid of it. \/ What your favorite hockey team?

I got this off another site thought i would post Great Lakes JeepThing’s 11th annual Toys for Tots November 29th 2009 Line up begins at 8:00am Start time 10:00am (be there early!) Downtown Chicago Start point McCormick Place parking lot “B’. Located off the 31st street exit Contact Kevin Gray E-mail x-zr2@hotmail.com Web site http://www.gljt.org IMPORTANT: Entry fee is at least one BRAND NEW toy still in the original packaging! Please do not ask to participate if you are empty handed. It’s that time of year again in the Chicago area. Time to start the buzz of one of the biggest and most important 4×4 events of the year. GLJT’s Toys for Tots parade. 6 years ago in 2003 our little event officially exploded into something much bigger than just us. Now, this event has grown into something that belongs to the 4×4 community as a whole. With 250 vehicles, over 500 people, and 20 different clubs represented. Funny to think that just 11 years ago the first parade included nothing but GLJT members, and totaled to about 15 jeeps. Now this event has multiplied several times over in attendance, has been covered on local TV networks, newspapers, and escorted by Chicago police. This year we will be starting in McCormick Place parking lot “B’. Located off the 31st street exit from Lake Shore Drive. The parade will leave at 10:00am SHARP! So please get there early enough to have time to get those Christmas decorations on your vehicle. Did I forget to mention decorations? The parade is never complete without them. Some participants have really gone all out for this event. Decorating their jeeps like Santa’s sleigh, or leaving no piece of sheet metal on the Durango untouched. That leads up to the other thing that participants are highly encouraged to do. While the entry fee is at least one toy, please try to bring more than just one. Participants always come with vehicles full to the top with donations from friends, family, and coworkers. Posters are available at GLJT meetings for making your own ‘drop box’. Once attendees get there and are ready to leave at 10 we head north on Lake Shore Drive to Foster Ave. Exit on Foster, and take Foster west to the US Marine headquarters for toy drop off. Be sure to have your CB radio on during the drive. We’ll be on channel 4. If you’ve never seen 300 decorated 4×4’s being escorted down LSD by Chicago police … you just have to be there. It’s a breathtaking site, especially when one considers the cause that this is for. If for some reason anyone is unfamiliar … the Toys for Tots foundation is run by the US Marine corps. It was put into place to help raise toys as Christmas presents for needy children. I think there are a lot of people here that have it better than most, it’s important to remember that, and not take it for granted. Every child deserves at least one new present for Christmas. With your help we can make that happen. If you come out and ride with us, you will make a difference. And you might get your mug on the nightly news! Line up at 8:00!! There will be a short but sweet driver meeting at 9:45 before the parade leaves. I’ll be in the middle of the parade with a bullhorn to announce final details before we leave. on you tube people put videos of the TFTs http://www.myxj.net/videos/Toy…..2005_1.mpg http://www.youtube.com/watch?v…..l5ZBBmLtDQ

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I have never gone Well i have gone but i have never drove

Harmonic Balancer Damage

Crankshaft seal and balancer