Anybodyhome
USN Retired (1973-1993) From Nashville, NC
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Anybodyhome replied to the thread What did you do to your JK today?.New Safelite windshield installed yesterday. It had a nice collection of rock dings and the sand blasting was pretty evident, but the... -
Anybodyhome replied to the thread Low temps and boiling sounds from 3.8.The temp sensor and the ECM are responsible for switching the radiator fan to high speed when the temps get too high. The fact your fan...
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Anybodyhome reacted to BLACKJKU's post in the thread Low temps and boiling sounds from 3.8 with
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Have you tried changing the water temps sensor that the ECM reads, i'm thinking someone else did that and fixed there issue. -
No worries, thanks for the detailed response and your time!!! We must figure this out. That all makes plenty sense when explained...
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Anybodyhome replied to the thread Low temps and boiling sounds from 3.8.Sorry, misread your statement. Here's the easiest diagnosis that will eliminate or confirm the t-stat needs to be replaced: 1. Have...
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Anybodyhome replied to the thread Low temps and boiling sounds from 3.8.So, let's walk thru these one at a time. 1. "I jacked it up this morning, easily more than 6". Had the rad cap off, turned on the...
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Anybodyhome reacted to Dirty Dog's post in the thread Low temps and boiling sounds from 3.8 with Like.
If you don't elevate the nose, you will never get all the air pockets out.
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Anybodyhome reacted to BLACKJKU's post in the thread Low temps and boiling sounds from 3.8 with Like.
The sensors only read the temps don't have anything to do with controlling the temps, the T-Stat controls the temps along with the...
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Anybodyhome reacted to Dirty Dog's post in the thread Low temps and boiling sounds from 3.8 with Like.
The sensor can't read the temp if it's in an air bubble. And the Jeep will never, ever, burp itself.
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Anybodyhome replied to the thread Low temps and boiling sounds from 3.8.The easiest way to know if there is air in the system is a fluctuating temp gauge. Regardless if you're moving or not, with no rhyme or...
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Anybodyhome replied to the thread Engine code and oil leak.The P0128 code is an easy diagnosis and I have personal experience with this code. Cold start your Jeep and wrap your hand around the...
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Anybodyhome replied to the thread LED low beam headlights too bright for oncoming traffic.When I installed my new front bumper, I noticed the angle of the fogs almost immediately. Aftermarket bumpers and the fogs do not have...
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Anybodyhome replied to the thread Not another overheating issue.What I'm saying is why is this the first thing shops want to replace? There are tests and processes to determine if a radiator is shot...
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Anybodyhome replied to the thread Not another overheating issue.The temp gauge "bouncing around" is typically a pretty good sign there is air in the system. Needs to be burped. I know and read about...
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Anybodyhome replied to the thread Rancho RS5000x Dilemma.Depending on where you bought these, the description and lift measurements for Rancho shocks can be confusing. I have the same shocks on...
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