I replaced my worn swaybar bushing with that was all cracked up and finally got that stupid e-clip off the rear brake line bracket to do the extention after 3 separate attempts and having my 4.5 lift installed since january. so now i finally have piece of mind on those two pieces!!! lol

 

Well I'm still not quite ready to purchase my lift and tires but I did go wheeling and got some mud on it at least.

 

I did the TSB to fix the rattling transfer case shifter, replaced my leaking fuel filter, and fixed my rear left passenger door handle so it opens from the outside again. Great day!!

 

Pulled old transfer case the rest of the way out and got the new one 80 percent bolted in. Was a pain in the ***. Need to put two more bolts on it, hook up drive shafts, shift linkage, and cross member and I'm done. Went to junk yard and had a hay day. They had 7 xjs there. 3 35 inch bfgoodrich mud terrains in great shape buy won't fit my jeep. Got the power steering cap I needed. Also found a cj that had a speaker bar mounted inside the roof that I got for 5 bucks. Super excited

 

i can finally post something!! i finally got paid and went and picked up some neon/stratus injectors and put them in, best 30 bucks ive ever spent, it idles and drives so much smoother now, a little better pick up too, curious to see the change in gas mileage now

 

link?

 

You are right about the "Cherokee" badge....as for the "4x4", that's just an optical illusion because of my camera. I actually took off the rear bumper caps.

 

Tested out my winch I mounted last night on Dodd Rd. Last time I was there it was a mud fest but due to the lack of rain it wasn't that great.





and flexed her out a bit.

 

looked at it and decided i am no longer happy with my current lift and tires it is too small ...i neeeeed money

 

just found out i have to replace my valve cover gasket and degrease the engine. over heating is for squares. sadface : (

 

finally got the new transfer case in and it fixed the aweful grinding noise. so happy!!! now i got about 700 bucks total into my jeep (that includes buying it) and it works. still need to do minor things like a leaking power steering put and snorkel.


-this is strictly a mud truck


then i took it mudding

 

Fixed the rattling transfer case shifter. It was a pain, but once I figured out that it was easier to pull the carpet back and remove the bracket that holds the torque shaft in place it went a lot smoother. This was much easier than trying to get the bushings out on the other side.

 

Replaced my ignition switch cylinder...Key was stuck on on and couldnt turn the jeep off!!! lol That spring was a *****!!! Had to cut it down to get it back on!

 

Looked through my '90 to see if there are any last parts I might want. Got the fence ready in my yard so the flatbed can get through.

She is going to her final resting place this week R.I.P. blue . You served me well.

 

put it on tent duty...camped in the rain in it.