What Did You Do With Your Rig Today?
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8483 said:
I thought it was funny. I mean everywhere I go I see the "silly boys Jeeps are for girls stickers." I actually really like Jeeps but some of my boys at work have them so it's back and forth all the time! They put the Hummer recovery vehicle stickers on and thought they were so cool. So I put a Jeep recovery vehicle sticker on my dropped Mini Cooper S. Honestly if it wasn't for my Alpha having a V8 I would have bough a Jeep.
...disconnected the negative wire on both batteries. then sprayed some DW40 to make things a little easier. there are two 17mm bolts . one on top and one on the bottom of the starter. right were it engage to the flywheel. the bottom one was easier to remove, the top bolt was a pain to get to, but not impossible. once starter is loose. disconnect plug connector and a small nut 12mm for the starter wire. I pulled it out from the driver side wheel well. here are some pics
Traveler III
OK, I'm new, so here's what I did this week:
Replaced front/rear rotors and pads
Replaced all interior bulbs with LEDs
Replaced license and backup bulbs with LED
Joined Overland Bound!
Replaced front/rear rotors and pads
Replaced all interior bulbs with LEDs
Replaced license and backup bulbs with LED
Joined Overland Bound!
Enthusiast I
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- Ryan
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- Swank
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8804 said:OK, I’m new, so here’s what I did this week: Replaced front/rear rotors and pads Replaced all interior bulbs with LEDs Replaced license and backup bulbs with LED Joined Overland Bound!
awesome! I just did all that the last few weeks too. LEDs are a huge improvement I went through a few different ones to find some good white but it was well worth it.
Pathfinder II
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Why would anyone in Virginia rather be in Ann Arbor?!?! where abouts in VA? We lived in Orange County for six years and loved the area. We'd go up to the foothill roads along the national park boundary and hike in from there. Lots of fun motorcycle roads, too!
I hated when we got transferred to the Cleveland suburbs, but it was closer to family, then kids came along, and now 30 years later we're still here...
where abouts in VA? We lived in Orange County for six years and loved the area. We'd go up to the foothill roads along the national park boundary and hike in from there. Lots of fun motorcycle roads, too!I hated when we got transferred to the Cleveland suburbs, but it was closer to family, then kids came along, and now 30 years later we're still here...
Pathfinder III
Installed a set of new sparkin irons. Then because you always half to test any work done we went to the Charles Deam Wilderness for a bit of washed out gravel road/mud and some hiking.
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Pathfinder III
worked on pluging the holes from the OEM roof rack. thank God they were not bad. one gave me a little of bit of work. I pluged the holes with Machine screws M5.8X12MM Pan head combo. Stainless steel. and some J B weld. ( Home Depot). I need a little more sanding and then some black paint. had to do it today. we had a really nice day. Rain tomorrow.
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9112 said:Why would anyone in Virginia rather be in Ann Arbor?!?!…
Good ? I went to school in Ann Arbor, but I live in McLean, VA. I do miss Cottage Inn Pizza and Zingermans Deli, but I'm at a point where I have to watch my carb intake, so it's probably better for my health that I'm not in A2.
But back to the thread...I finally got around to making a set of limb risers for the Rover. Picked up most of the parts from Home Depot, though I did get the Camel Trophy style mounts from RoversNorth.
