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My own overland hound, and her sometimes partner in mischief.

@Adventures with Penny psst.

I’ve done a fair amount while backpacking a million years ago. I don’t seek it anymore either.

That’s why I put it off so long. I actually did it in less than 90 minutes.

Changed to steering position sensor After putting it off for two years.

The Secure Idle was kinda in the way. So were a couple of ground lugs for it. Dont mind me, just hanging around.

More love for thecopcar today. I finally decided to mechanically replace the steering position sensor. A new one has been plugged in and hanging under the dash for two years. After a couple of miles at highway speed the bcm says hold on now, and flashes the service stabilitrack message. The...

I went up at that point. I did as much of a running start as possible with 2wd.

I took mine east to west through Chloride Canyon and much of segments 1-3.

There are a couple of members here with Excursions. If I found one locally for an attractive price I’d be very tempted.

More unimpressed hound.

Since it’s holiday season, time for family photos. The overland hound was unimpressed.

The door speakers in thecopcar had given up the ghost. Listening to Def Leppard by A pillar tweeters alone sucketh mightily. Santa brought new speakers for Chanukah.

Hmmm. This could be a PITA. I topped off the tires to get that one more PSI to turn off the alarms on both twins. The new wheels on Thethirdtwin present a challenge for the hose on my Viair 88P. Getting my air down tool in there, fuggetaboutit.

Not surprised. Kenwood and Icom are dropping models too. Way to many buyers going for the the cheap POS radios made in china land.

Mounted the amber strobes Santa brought for thethirdtwin.

Santa brought some amber strobes for Thethirdtwin. I’ll run a cable for them above the headliner when I install the roof rack.

I have both. :smile:

I don’t think it would. There’s more stuff that is below the bumper lip itself on this generation than the last. I may still trim more off, however this is a good start.

You can just keep that Panhandle weather to yourself, ya hear!