Have a 20 Amp 110V breaker in the garage? If you catch it on a good day, that should work, lol. I really need to send it in to get serviced...
Are you going to be around before Saturday afternoon? I'll trade some use of a welder for help with an alignment!

 

Can't know. I do know that I've been running strangely hot lately but its not a super hot hot, just above average but it's not boiling or anything weird. I do recall a brief trail of smoke the other day....I looked in rearview and there seemed to be a fog. I slowed down and tried to see it again and itwas didn't continue. I don't recall any noises, changes or bumps at the time. I was getting on highway.... smelled funny for a second. I chalked it up to filth and grime washing away - it was raining and I had just removed the plastic under-flap from beneath the motor.

It's not a pouring leak but it seems the whole pan has drips and the cross-support is moistened as well. I didn't crawl around too much; frankly I just didn't wana. I took a backhoe bucket to the back today that flung me a few feet....I'm kinda tender, besides, I'm afraid if what I might find. :-(

 

I discovered that I do have a transmission coolant system. Well, its a small radiator piece in front if the regular radiator and the AC fins that is about 1/3 size from the rest with lines going to the tranny....

Looks like a duck and I heard a quack, so...

 

I respectfully disagree

 

I just rear their regulations and there was nothing about how much tire had to be covered just how much tread it has to have

 

ohio has no fender flare law that says tires must be covered. Im in the city too so they would prolly say something here first. You only need a rear view mirror. They care more about a rear tag light more than flares.There is no bumper height law either. In some states your front and rear bumper has to be a certain amount of inches to the ground.

 

I saw a law about your front bumper can't stick out more than 3 ft and the rear can't stick out more than 4 ft.

 

All I have is my son's t ball game at 10am on saturday, open all dy after that.

 

Are you sure because I read somewhere that Ohio actually does have a law about how high the bumper can be off of the ground

 

" Many states will allow larger vehicles to have larger tires and taller ride heights, which is usually dictated by the truck's gross vehicle weight. For instance, Ohio allows only a 24-inch front bumper height for those under 4,500 lbs, 26 inches for 4,501 to 7,500 lbs and 31 inches for vehicles over 10,000 lbs."

 

They are not gonna get you fo bumper height. Ppl drive crazy lifted dodges around here thats way taller tg han our jeep. I mean there is prolly a bumper law but its not super enforced

 

My mj bumper is 36" lol.

 

Lol

 

And my tires stick out 6" with no flare. So I dont think we have a flare law. Ive never been hassled about my bumper either.

 

Just like we only need front bumpers and not a rear. I swear look it up