Oh boohoo lol isn't that what 4wd is for?

 

Yes, my Jeep does fine. It's the ***-hats in full size trucks driving like the world is ending that concern me. I HAVE been rear-ended in the snow before, thankfully it was a ****ty little Toyota Corolla and i took no damage. all the plows do is make a smooth surface for solid ice to form.

 

^That's what a paved road is.

 

Touché. My point remains though, either plow it right so it doesn't compact into ice, or don't plow it at all.

 

Put $10 of gas into it, tune up tomorrow!

 

Just checked/replaced all the fluids that the average person doesn't even know about.

Drained and filled my transmission fluid (Fluid was BAD)
Drained and filled Tcase ( Fluid was actually really good)
Topped off Differentials ( Going to be draining and filling soon)
Power Steering (Still filled)

Have to say I was pretty happy. Don't be mad but I haven't done any of that since I have owned the vehicle. This is going to 3rd full year with it so I had to start doing this stuff!

 

New radiator, new front clip, new trans lines

 

oil and transmission fluid changed, new front wheel bearing, new exhaust clamps. Still need a front universal joint replaced, front brake lines, and heater core done at some point. Getting it undercoated tomorrow!

 

Installed my jcr bumper and an oil change

 

Looks good but I'd move your license plate. Xj's radiators are small enough as it is why block airflow

 

Who's jeep is this? In Virginia

 

Ran an emissions test at school today, funny because we don't do those tests in FL. The results:
CO - 0.32%
HC - 80 PPM
NOx - 9 PPM
O2 - 0.48%
CO2 - 15%

 

What part?

 

put in a 136a alternator