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I should start a build thread with the amount of things I've been doing.
Just got my b&m transmission cooler in the mail today. Removed my rear sway bar. Started installing my upgrade battery cables courtesy of XJwonders, and picked up everything I need to do the transmission flush
I flushed the cooling system: previous owner had put a 180 degree 'stat in it, and it wasn't quite getting up to temp most days. Plus the heater was pathetic, even when it WAS up to temp. So I did a major flush in each direction, and also flushed the heater many times in both directions. I found some copper plumbing pip that fitted into the heater hoses to extend them so I could get a hose onto them. A lot of nasty came out of that heater core.
It worked! Jeep now runs solid at 260, occasionally creeping up a hair and coming back down. Heater MUCH improved.
260 is way to high 210 is where you need to be....
Found the cause of my death wobble. Axle side track bar mount bushing finally started to wear out.
Does anyone know where to get another one on the cheap side? It's the ironrock track bar and after shipping it's like $25 just for a new bushing from them.
Also I don't believe it's a product issue, I've had this track bar for 5 years now with a good bit of wear and tear.
Found the cause of my death wobble. Axle side track bar mount bushing finally started to wear out.
Does anyone know where to get another one on the cheap side? It's the ironrock track bar and after shipping it's like $25 just for a new bushing from them.
Also I don't believe it's a product issue, I've had this track bar for 5 years now with a good bit of wear and tear.
$25 for 5 years of fun? I think that is a deal. Just think the bushing alone would cost me $12.50 and shipping would easily add another $30 to the bill to get it up here to the Great White North. And I am not really all that far north of the border, less than a mile from Northern New York
came out of that heater core.
