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My uncle us going to help me install the new part. Thought about skid plates, but just started a new job and catching up on things.

I got it towed home. Just don't know what this means. Tried clearing it, but nothing happens.

2016 3.6

I havent, my battery is full. But ill give it a try

The engine turns but doesn't start. Battery is full, 12.9 Scan says ignition run/start circuit high

Tried that, we've been stranded for 3 hours. Nothing turns off either

What's tipm? I just have pod lights, but everything is secure.

Jeep died, I don't know how it happened or what this even means. Called my uncle and he says it's fucked and likely they will replace it. Does that mean I lose all my aftermarket parts?

It's a JK. Can it be done without a torque wrench?

I believe the tie rods maybe be ok, the steering stabilizer is what's actually damaged. I'll take more pics if needed.

Did a little big pf rock crawling and now my sterring is off. Is the tie rod easy to install myself? Any recommendations on a decent priced tie rod? Not trying to spend a lot right now.

I use the baton method. Hit the log with the big knife, then hit the knife with another log until it wedges in and splits the log. I'll use my pocket knife to feather some sticks, and light them with the ferro rod. Rarely, ill use a benzomatic map torch to just light the logs on fire love map...

I've always got a pocket knife on me, great for making feather sticks.

Bummer, I had a trip next week in big bear. My GF is coming up from peru, now I have to make other plans for the weekend.

And whiskey...

Welcome! And I like your truck!

My dometic is set around 39°f. Depends what I'm bringing. Sometimes I bring steaks and chicken in vacuum sealed bags frozen, and don't need the temp as low, and can go up to 45°. On day trips, I have set it to around 20° and brought ice cream and sodas.

I usually keep a camp knife or hatchet in the back of my jeep, maybe several I find a knife easiest to split wood, by batoning it, takes much less space than a wood splitting axe, and I can use it to cut food.

Got her dirty today, not an adventure, more of a romp.