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Old Jan 15, 2015 | 09:26 PM
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I know my English it's a iphone autocorrect an it ***** up what I'm trying to say lol
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Old Jan 15, 2015 | 09:28 PM
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Originally Posted by roninofako
Engrish prease...LOL Hard to pin down an amount, it will depend on the amount of cancer you have and where. I can't tell from the first part of your sentence, but a brief experience welding before is not enough to do this job. The sheet metal is thin and takes some knowledge and skill to do right. Also depending again on the amount of rust, your vehicle may be down for quite a while while you do the work. So be aware. If your friends who can weld are proficient in sheet metal, have at it. You can cut sections out of a donor vehicle, or buy sheet stock. Cut out the bad and weld in the new. You might have to do some metal shaping as well. Use POR15 to seal it when done.
Lol damn auto correct and Im not the one doing it the person I know should be able to and yes I know it may be down awhile but hopefully not too long because I have a baby on the way and it has to be safe by then lol yes I know not ideal but my parents gave it to me and times are rough right now an I'm not tryin to buy a new car , I'm stuck with it lol
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Lol damn auto correct and Im not the one doing it the person I know should be able to and yes I know it may be down awhile but hopefully not too long because I have a baby on the way and it has to be safe by then lol yes I know not ideal but my parents gave it to me and times are rough right now an I'm not tryin to buy a new car , I'm stuck with it lol
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STICK WITH THE BASICS. Get your car in peak operating condition first. Stop thinking about mods at all. Do your basic maintenance. Get the rust fixed. This will take some time, and take some money to do as well. You have a kid on the way. Better prepare now. Once that kid is here, you won't have money or time to do ****. How long before your kid is born? You need a reliable vehicle to be able to take care of your kid, get to work to pay for your kid, go to the store and get formula and diapers....you get the idea. I've tried to help you. But I gotta say, you need to get your priorities straight, and you need to do it fast.
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Old Jan 15, 2015 | 09:46 PM
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May and I have stuff for my kid that comes first he has everything he needs plus more on the way an my priorities are fine I'm just curious of what's possible to do to my jeep once I have the time and money
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Okay, boss, guess you got it all under control. Good luck to you.
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Old Jan 15, 2015 | 09:52 PM
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Lol okay any idea of what it would take me to replace floor ?
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Old Jan 15, 2015 | 10:01 PM
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Originally Posted by roninofako
Engrish prease...LOL

Hard to pin down an amount, it will depend on the amount of cancer you have and where. I can't tell from the first part of your sentence, but a brief experience welding before is not enough to do this job. The sheet metal is thin and takes some knowledge and skill to do right. Also depending again on the amount of rust, your vehicle may be down for quite a while while you do the work. So be aware. If your friends who can weld are proficient in sheet metal, have at it. You can cut sections out of a donor vehicle, or buy sheet stock. Cut out the bad and weld in the new. You might have to do some metal shaping as well. Use POR15 to seal it when done.
Thought I answered this to the best of my ability. I'm not ****ing Carnac the Magnificent, and I can't see your rust in my mind. You are completely vague in your questions, don't have pictures of the problem areas, and you have a hard time comprehending the amount of work you have ahead of you, both in your XJ and your life. You have four months before your kid gets here. Time to stop dreaming and get crack-a-lacking on getting **** done. I've lost my patience with you. What you need to do is get out there and start noggin' pokin' on your jeep to find out everything you need to do, stop posting in chat, and start reading OEM tech. Peace.
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Old Jan 15, 2015 | 10:48 PM
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Originally Posted by 96xjcherokee420
Lol damn auto correct and Im not the one doing it the person I know should be able to and yes I know it may be down awhile but hopefully not too long because I have a baby on the way and it has to be safe by then lol yes I know not ideal but my parents gave it to me and times are rough right now an I'm not tryin to buy a new car , I'm stuck with it lol
You might want to focus on getting ready for your new child rather than trying to throw tens of thousands of dollars at a toy mate. Your life is about to change - a lot.

Can you post a closer picture of that rust? Also have you seen the underside of this thing? Rot going several inches above the rear fender flare is a VERY bad sign.

I strongly suggest you take roninofako's suggestion about reading existing threads and writeups seriously. Nearly every question you've had has already been answered in a very detailed fashion and you don't have to wait for it or embarass yourself with your lack of proofreading. You can turn off auto-correct, eh?
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Old Jan 16, 2015 | 08:47 AM
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Yes I can turn it off but it helps sometime and I am focusing on my kid trust me !! I don't even have enough money for all the thins I'm talking about I just like to bull**** about y jeep sorry and yes I can an yea it's several inches about the rear fender
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Old Jan 16, 2015 | 08:55 AM
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Originally Posted by salad
You might want to focus on getting ready for your new child rather than trying to throw tens of thousands of dollars at a toy mate. Your life is about to change - a lot. Can you post a closer picture of that rust? Also have you seen the underside of this thing? Rot going several inches above the rear fender flare is a VERY bad sign. I strongly suggest you take roninofako's suggestion about reading existing threads and writeups seriously. Nearly every question you've had has already been answered in a very detailed fashion and you don't have to wait for it or embarass yourself with your lack of proofreading. You can turn off auto-correct, eh?

This is my jeeps cancer how bad is it lol
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Old Jan 16, 2015 | 08:58 AM
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Originally Posted by 96xjcherokee420
I don't even have enough money for all the thins I'm talking about I just like to bull**** about y jeep sorry
I mean this in the nicest way possible, but if you plan to just BS about your Jeep then do it in one thread instead of starting god knows how many over simple things that have been covered numerous times in the past on this forum.
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Old Jan 16, 2015 | 09:02 AM
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Originally Posted by kcdt58
I mean this in the nicest way possible, but if you plan to just BS about your Jeep then do it in one thread instead of starting god knows how many over simple things that have been covered numerous times in the past on this forum.
You all are some very rude people thought this was somewhere to find things out not moan and groan about others ?? My plan is not to bull **** ! I'm tryin to find **** but no one is help on here they all diss on my **** or complain about me starting all kinds of threads !! I'm sorry I'm new to this damn I'll stop making threads just someone tell me how to fix this damn cancer with being dick about it !!
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Old Jan 16, 2015 | 09:09 AM
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Originally Posted by 96xjcherokee420
This is my jeeps cancer how bad is it lol
Oh my god...just judging from what I see in that picture, get rid of that thing. The rear quarter and rockers are toast. I can only imagine what the rest of the thing looks like. I'm guessing the floorboards under the carpet are gone, too. The two choices I see you having is run that thing til it blows up, or sell it and get a rust free ride now. You are looking at extensive work there, and it can be fixed... but in your situation, I really don't see it. Might have to hang those jeep dreams up for a while, buddy, and cut your losses now. Get another jeep later in life when you can afford it.
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Old Jan 16, 2015 | 09:12 AM
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Yea I know I been trying to tell my parents that but they won't listen this is what I'm going to have to ride my kid around in and they won't sell the jeep or anything won't even think about it all they say is it runs and the motor will last forever they just dot understand , looks like I'm going to do what I didn't want to , make payments on a new car but I gotta do what I gotta do
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Originally Posted by 96xjcherokee420
You all are some very rude people thought this was somewhere to find things out not moan and groan about others ?? My plan is not to bull **** ! I'm tryin to find **** but no one is help on here they all diss on my **** or complain about me starting all kinds of threads !! I'm sorry I'm new to this damn I'll stop making threads just someone tell me how to fix this damn cancer with being dick about it !!
Dude. BS. I have been more than nice to you, and as helpful as possible. You are ignorant and short sighted. ALL you have done is come on here and BS about this. Not once have you taken any advice. I was pretty clear on the cancer. Cut out the old weld in the new....why is this so hard to grasp? I'm done with you.
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