What did you get done this week?.....
Rock Crawling
Joined: Dec 2010
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From: Poulsbo, WA
what a deal on that CDL. i need to start hunting for one soon. my list is too long.
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TReK
Joined: Nov 2009
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From: Woodway, WA
We didn't have it wrong, we were celebrating with a mariachi band that the Three Amigos were gone. Now that you've posted that picture, you have cursed that whole board
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TReK
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From: Woodway, WA
Rock Crawling
Joined: Jan 2011
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From: Aurora, CO
Finally tracked down why my washer fluid was leaking (went too long without looking into it). First, the nipple on the headlight washer fluid pump was cracked so badly that it snapped completely off when removing the tank. So, I filled the hole in the pump with some two-part epoxy. 
Didn't need that anyways. So I fill up the tank with fluid figuring I fixed it just to have fluid dripping away onto the ground. Off comes the tank again to find that the one-way valve for the windshield line is leaking. The top popped right off of it, so I wiped it completely down getting all the dirt and crud off of it, slapped some super glue on the lid (turns out that the lid/top doesn't just snap back on), and popped it back together. Initial indications are that it isn't leaking and fluid is reaching the windshield. I'm ready for winter and the magnesium chloride they spray on the roads.
Didn't need that anyways. So I fill up the tank with fluid figuring I fixed it just to have fluid dripping away onto the ground. Off comes the tank again to find that the one-way valve for the windshield line is leaking. The top popped right off of it, so I wiped it completely down getting all the dirt and crud off of it, slapped some super glue on the lid (turns out that the lid/top doesn't just snap back on), and popped it back together. Initial indications are that it isn't leaking and fluid is reaching the windshield. I'm ready for winter and the magnesium chloride they spray on the roads.
Four fresh General Grabber AT2 Tires. Looks nice and mean. and ready for the snow.
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Sylvannia Silverstar bulbs. God these things are brighter than my regular bulbs. Now to change out my fog light bulbs to yellow.
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Sylvannia Silverstar bulbs. God these things are brighter than my regular bulbs. Now to change out my fog light bulbs to yellow.
Last edited by dgi 07; Nov 13, 2011 at 09:30 PM.
Camel Trophy
Joined: Nov 2009
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From: IL
Found my front wheel bearings to be horribly loose! Thought I was gonna get soaked on new bearings but Napa had the Timkens for $7.63 each!!! Replaced and repacked bearings on the front. Removed mud shields from the front. Also found one of my TRE's loose. Added a washer and retightened. Removed disc weight from front diff. Removed rear door tire carrier in preparation for my swing away tire carrier.
