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I recently decided that I should keep better track of how much mileage I've been putting on some newly installed parts so I decided to make a spreadsheet and figured I'd share it in case it was useful for someone else.

 

I had written down my most recent repairs (Tie Rod Ends, Ball Joints) but for the rest, I used Google Map's Timeline feature to get a ballpark idea of how much driving I've done since my AX15 swap last year. If you have Location History off on your phone then this feature might not work for you, assuming you need it.

 

It's pretty simple,

Enter "Installed Mileage" for the part(s).

When you want to check the parts mileage, update your Current Mileage at the top and the difference will be displayed in the Mileage column.

 

The rest is kind of optional. I added a Part # column with links to online stores, when I installed the parts, and a "Used Mileage" which was for my AX15 since it came out of an XJ with 150k or so miles. Obviously. you can add your own parts, just copy the formula from one of the other Mileage entries.

 

Jeep Parts Mileage III

You can click File > Make a Copy, and it will save to your Google Drive and unlock so you can put your info in.

If you don't have a Google account or want to save it for offline use: Click File > Download as > Microsoft Excel.

 

Update: Cleaned out my links and info so you don't have to delete it, added more rows.

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Signed in ... to what? I clicked his link. It took me directly to a spreadsheet -- there was no sign-in screen.

 

Sign in to yahoo.com if you have an account. Or don't if you don't.

 

 

That explains it.

 

No, I don't have a Yahoo account -- or Google, or Facebook, or Twitter, or anything else that I don't need.

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Signed in ... to what? I clicked his link. It took me directly to a spreadsheet -- there was no sign-in screen.

 

Sign in to yahoo.com if you have an account. Or don't if you don't.

 

 

EDIT:  google.com. But it doesn't matter since you don't have either..............

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Oops, yeah I should have mentioned you'd need a Google account to copy it. But, if you see the Download as option under the File menu you should be able to save a local copy as an xls or whatever and use Excel or equivalent to edit it.

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