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Old 01-22-2012, 12:13 PM
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Found this crack on the lower control arm bracket( I guess that's the name) can I weld this or do I need to get the hole bracket and fab it on?

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looks like it completely bent.id suggest you replace it.
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Hey, I've got one of those! lol


And here's what I bought to fix it.
http://rustysoffroad.com/mm5/merchan...Category_Code=
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Yeah it's a little dinged up but I need to drive it for a while until I can get some parts in. With that being said I threw a pass on both sides, hopefully she'll hold up for a while
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Ooohh that ones taken some abuse haha
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just curious, do you get death wobble?
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A decent shimmy , not death wobble though, Happens between 80-90k bout 55 mph. Nothin like my old Cherokee though. I feel safe driving in this one haha
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looks like you need these
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Does any one out there knows where to buy sensor and injector plugs preferably on line as I can not find anything by google

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Does any one out there knows where to buy sensor and injector plugs preferably on line as I can not find anything by google Thanks
I'm not sure what sensor applies to this thread so you'll have to give a specific one. Also define "injector plugs"
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Originally Posted by Programbo

I'm not sure what sensor applies to this thread so you'll have to give a specific one. Also define "injector plugs"
Ok sensors do not apply to this thread. However some ones knowledge does. Plugs as electrical connectors for MAP sensors and injectors.

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Originally Posted by RenegadeT
looks like you need these
yea i would suggest getting those, welding up the cracked one would work as a band aid fix but it will need to be replaced, and remember to remove the LCA so ya dont ruin the bushing

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Does any one out there knows where to buy sensor and injector plugs preferably on line as I can not find anything by google

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LMAO holy ****ing thread hijack....next time start a thread of your own and be more specific,however someone already called you on the specifics so i would say hit the auto wrecker should be no more than a few dollars otherwise its likely to cost you big elsewhere.
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LMAO holy ****ing thread hijack....next time start a thread of your own and be more specific,however someone already called you on the specifics so i would say hit the auto wrecker should be no more than a few dollars otherwise its likely to cost you big elsewhere.
So you're saying I can run 31s on 3" of lift as long as I replace the turn signal fluid sensors?
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So you're saying I can run 31s on 3" of lift as long as I replace the turn signal fluid sensors?
yes and i would recommend this signal fluid, top notch stuff.

http://kalecoauto.com/index.php?main...&products_id=6
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Personally I'd say weld it for now, then when you have funds replace it


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