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Not toasted, but babying it until I know it's good, which means no wheeling for awhile. A alittle bit of water came out the spark plug holes, alot came out the exhaust. Changed the oil right there, then after I got back and there was some in the filter. Drained trans fluid and diff fluid, both those were good, new plugs and wires and air filter. Still runs good, but I'm being careful. Interior was not good, need to rip the carpet out as it still hasn't dried after almost a month.
I don't see what people see the big deal with hydro locking motors is. Mines been hydrolocked, Tims has been hydrolocked, Shelbys Explorer was. Matts Cummins was. As long as you get the water out and change the oil right after you're fine. Which is what Scottie realized too after doing it.
I was also getting a horrible squeaking/chirping as I drive. Thought it was my wheel bearing as it would squeak every revolution of the wheel, but upon closer inspection it was my front driveshaft. Right where it connects to the T-case.
I couldn't see anything out of the ordinary, and it would only squeak when connected. Sprayed a bunch of different types of lubricants in there but did nothing.
So I upgraded. Adam's Driveshaft Heavy Duty front driveshaft.
Can't tell if I'm getting bad milage or if it's the gas tank sitting at an angle, buy used some injector cleaner and didn't seem to do anything. Need to tear out the carpet, and I still have my new Rubicon Express HD track bar bracket to install too.
Fried my amp as well. Not having my bass is a bummer
New fuse isn't doing anything and is a 15 year old Directed amp so I think it's time for a new sound setup too.
I guess that everything caught up. No more wheeling until Winterfest. Still looking into a DD, once that happens I'll be able to do all the things I've wanted to this thing without worry.