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Changed out my dead headlight.

 

watched it get rained on all day

 

Re baged my window

 

Put the spare tire up on the roof rack for the time being.

 

 

Got the drivers side door cut off so I can take it off when ever I please but the passenger side is proving to be a pain in the ***.....

 

That's a nice XJ how much lift are you running like 4.5?

 

Beat down the pinch seams, checked the breaks, checked the alignment, front end parts, steering parts, and still didn't find out why my damned passangers front tire is wearing funky. Also saw that my bumpstops came unglued, as the other day I cut m bumper down to stubb size and welded new end caps for the time being. The stock bumper will be gone soon, maybe even this weekend.

 

Bedlined these (rear bumper, end caps and the hatch trim piece):







With this:




I had a much smoother experience with this can than the last two. Seem like they changed something it was more fumey and didn't clog up at all. When the bumper got dry I though it'd be cool to see what it looked like with the hatch closed and smashed one of my brake light bulbs lol.

I also put the front shocks from my parts XJ on my 99. Much better. They're actually functioning. Makes the missing passenger side rear shock less noticeable.

 

Hatch trim piece! Nice, that's on my to do list. How the heck does that come off, anyway?

 

4 (I think) torx bit screws then it just comes off. Until I took one off I had no idea it was just a piece of plastic covering the license plate light. I thought it was a whole unit.

 

[Nevermind, I misunderstood.]

 

Ah. I have Rust Screws under that thing with some kind of depression in the center of them lol. An adventure this will be...

 

Me too! Also added bumpstops, and installed Serious Offroad's UTK 1-ton kit. Stoked!!