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Old 10-16-2014, 12:37 PM
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Originally Posted by my89xj
Found a legal place to wheel, pretty cool.

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Only thing missing there is a paved road. Looks pretty hardcore!
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Originally Posted by 96xjclassic

Only thing missing there is a paved road. Looks pretty hardcore!
Lol that is what the trail leads up to, couple fore pits and what not. The actual trail is pretty steep and rocky.
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Did you go up it?
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Originally Posted by 94XjSport94
Did you go up it?
Sure did, grabbers hooked pretty well.
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aww yeah.



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Originally Posted by ITTs_Cole
aww yeah.
I don't see no plug welds to the frame rails. Those are necessary.
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I don't see no plug welds to the frame rails. Those are necessary.
the original floor under it has that covered.
Old 10-16-2014, 04:17 PM
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Originally Posted by ITTs_Cole

the original floor under it has that covered.
The original rusty floor under it?
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Originally Posted by NewKindOfClown
The original rusty floor under it?
We cut out the cancer and hit it with some rustoleum the part above the rail was 85% rust free and what rust was there was cup brushed off and sealed only thing left we need to do is a small patch underneath to seal a small hole so no moisture will get in between the two panels. The patch will last longer then the rest of the body will....
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so the Jeep keeps doing this every now and then. Any ideas?

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Originally Posted by kuzican
Ever fix that missing O2 sensor wiring ?
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Originally Posted by a_shirey
Ever fix that missing O2 sensor wiring ?
Nope. Thats still my guess, but i wanted to see what other people thought
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Originally Posted by ITTs_Cole
aww yeah.



Originally Posted by ITTs_Cole
We cut out the cancer and hit it with some rustoleum the part above the rail was 85% rust free and what rust was there was cup brushed off and sealed only thing left we need to do is a small patch underneath to seal a small hole so no moisture will get in between the two panels. The patch will last longer then the rest of the body will....

You always want to cut out the rust and patch it. Not really necessary to skin the floor like that. You should try and shoot some expanding foam or sound deadener in between the floor and the patch before you seal the hole up. That patch is going to vibrate like hell
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Originally Posted by kuzican
so the Jeep keeps doing this every now and then. Any ideas?

Why is my Jeep doing this? - YouTube

O2 sensor wouldnt do anything with the idle. Try cleaning or replacing your IAC
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Originally Posted by Green2000
O2 sensor wouldnt do anything with the idle. Try cleaning or replacing your IAC
Well the reason I think that is because the white Jeep did it too. And the blue Jeep started doing the same **** the white XJ did after i tore off the o2 sensor wiring at rausch. But the IAC could probably use a cleaning anyway


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