had new tires installed on new rims

 

New 4.10 gears and lockers front (Auburn) and back (Detroit)
Breaking them in now

 

Added power steering fluid and put some new windshield wipers on.

 

loaded it on the trailer

 

I tried to figure out the wiring for the stupid sound system. The previous owner didn't invest the 15$ for a wiring harness and just cut and spliced and made it very confusing.

I also looked for tires/wheels to replace the ones I have. That's pretty much It.

I would have done more but I am broke till payday.

 

Used it to get GROCERIES!











and various other stuff...

 

Replaced the steering damper, changed the fuel filter, and replaced the driver's side wing window.

 

Finally R&R'd my neutral safety switch! I haven't had reverse lights for awhile and almost had a fender-bender the other night because they didn't see me backing up.

It really was easy! As they say, the hardest part is getting your hands into the tight spaces to clip the old zip ties. The actual R&R itself was the easiest part of the whole endeavor.

 

tightened up any loose bolts trying to track down a crunching/rocking noise over speedbumps...must be motor mounts.

 

found a fuel pressure problem. learning why they say JEEP=just empty every pocket

no biggy though, the way i see it, once i get EVERYTHING fixed and i am broke, i will have one hell of a jeep!!

 

Hub assy. 2 new tires 1 new rim

 

Got it registered and put on the plates!

 

Just got back from getting my new tires. BFG All terrain TA

 

I replaced the 8.25 in my wifes 01 since I stole the original one from her for my 91. Had all 4 of the upper shock bolts snap so I had to modify those. Also had one of the bolts for the u-joint straps break so I drilled out all 4 holes and did the u-bolt upgrade.

 

checked the fluid in the rear diff. Tore off the piece of rusted metal that was hanging down, SUPPOSED to be part of my floor on the drivers side. You can see the bottom of the carpet from underneath...