ken78745

1/2 way in didn't feel like unbolting everything I could lean it out if the way that was good enough

ken78745

I have a machine shop in town that has a good block my block is trashed ;-(

SG Mason

Today I fabricated new cargo floor extensions and welded in a new quarter panel, unfortunately the job took longer than I thought and I ran out of light for a picture.

Tomorrow I will be grinding off all the excess weld

Outlaw Star

Swapped a few things around between my spare gauge cluster and the one that was in it, calibrated the tachometer and fuel gauge.

holycaveman

Removed old tires from old rims by hand. Proud to say I timed the last two. 3 minutes a piece! I will take that! Used one pry bar, one spoon, and one small sledge.

ITTs_Cole

noisufnoc

Bent the tabs on my radiator cap, maybe the tighter fit will keep it from leaking

Rogue4x4

Why not just spend the $6 and get a new one?

UPjohn

Changed squeeky belt and idler pulley. I'm finding the old cherokee to be the most mechanic friendly vehicle I've worked on in many years.

noisufnoc

I actually did, and that's what caused the problem. The new stant cap fit very loose, and it caused a pretty good leak as things heated up.

i found this old post on another forum : http://www.jeepforum.com/forum/f13/l.../867710?page=1

bent my cap's tabs a little bit, fits much tighter, no more leak.

dukie564

one of the reasons we love them. Damn near indestructible, and you can fix most anything on them with hand tools in the middle of the woods.

Rogue4x4

I see said the blind man...LOL

noisufnoc

as he picked up his hammer and saw

(my dad's favorite dad joke haha)

Outlaw Star

As he spit into the wind. (Wiping eyes)Ahh yes, it all comes back to me now. Lmao

92XJGuy

Monstalined the XJ earlier this week. Absolutely loving the color!








Here it is before the bed liner:



I Monstalined my ZJ earlier this year and loved it so I did my XJ too!