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pc1p replied to the thread Rust in rear wheel well.Damn, that's rough! Even looking at your most recent photos, I bet if you hit that area with a needle scaler or ball-peen hammer, a lot... -
Not sure of the forums were established at the same time but for instance check out these two numbers. On the TJ forum I can’t keep up 😂
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pc1p replied to the thread Looking for a part with no success.You have to ask yourself if you trust JB on a plastic fuel line - which, by the way, is already showing general signs of failure and...
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pc1p replied to the thread Generational JKUR.Does your interior light stay on? Do you have a multi-meter? You can usually configure it to test for current draw (usually up to a few...
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pc1p replied to the thread 2008 JKU "Argenta" Build Thread (plus an Islander side project).Wrapping up the Islander D44 - I started by cutting off the shaft retaining collar. I find that a side angle cut-off wheel works best...
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pc1p replied to the thread Junkyard 1-ton swap!.Any updates on this build? You get to wheel it at all over the summer?
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Did a quick trip up to Marble CO and did a couple miles on Lead King Basin and Crystal Mill Loop. The road was washed out and impassible...
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Thank very much, I appreciate your help and advice.
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When I was a kid in ‘80’s, my family went camping and traipsing through the Rockies in a 1980 F-150. In 2019, I wanted to get a vehicle...
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pc1p replied to the thread Rust in rear wheel well.I would leave as much structure in place as you can as this will help give the foam something to "bite" into. Encapsulator would be...
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pc1p replied to the thread Stock Spare Tire Carrier.My JKU had a 285/75 on the back without issue and it's now on my daughter's Jeep. There aren't any vibrations, because I made sure to...
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This has been my strategy as well with a decent rattle can paint. It works remarkably well, imo, and doesn't come with the issues of...
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pc1p replied to the thread Rust in rear wheel well.You will need to mechanically remove the flaking rust. The easiest way to do it is to use a needle scaler and go to town. I have this...
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pc1p replied to the thread Rust in rear wheel well.I have to disagree with this. This is an Old Wives Tale from the guys that sell Fluid Film and other oil-based products lol... seriously...
