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Um, Amperage is the unit measurement of electrical current flow, more commonly known as Amps. Seems pretty logical that the FSM would contain this term.
Um, Amperage is the unit measurement of electrical current flow, more commonly known as Amps. Seems pretty logical that the FSM would contain this term.
I know what they mean when they say "...measure the amperage...."...but it is wrong and really, really irritating.
Five things I pledge to fix this winter to make my rig non-junky:
1. Swap in 4:10's
2. Raptorline the tub
3. Finish painting cage
4. Interior
5. DB or LA
spare engine is now in jeepman401's xjOh, and the new MJ...
1. move spare engine out of the bed, or at least tie it down so it stops sliding around when I corner, also move spare front driveshaft, radiator, and 3 spare tires out of bed
2. find out where that ultra strong gas smell is coming from and fix it :boom:
3. replace headliner so it becomes less like a headscarf
4. replace brake cylinders and bleed them so I get less than 5" of pedal travel before the brakes engage
5. replace windshield, 2 foot long crack right across field of vision
scrapped it after beating it to death96 XJ "taco deathtrap":
* no floors in the back. At all. As in, the metal is not present. All my stuff is sitting on the frame rails and gas tank. passenger side leaf spring shackle is mounted using stacks of washers and a large quantity of booger welded 1/8" and 1/4" plate.
* strange scraping noise while moving... something on the driveshaft or wheels... couldn't figure out what it was while filling tank... don't care.
* fill tube on gas tank leaks slightly right at tank, vent tube not connected, drive with windows open.
* fenders still aren't properly cut, just enough to not shred the tires while driving on-road.
* bumpstops? what are those?
* passenger LCA bracket on d30 STILL held on with booger welds and assorted 1/8" plate. Temp fix has now lasted nearly a year.
* license plate jammed between 3rd brake light and rear window to keep it from being stolen again.
* fuel filter, axle vent tube, etc swinging in the breeze
* rear bumper bolts only installed a few turns because I'm gonna have to pull the rear bumper back off to finish replacing the floors one of these months
camber still XXXXed91 MJ "dirty POS":
* camber is out of wack due to previous owner of axle being awesome and going flying with it
* exhaust is hanging on by a thread, bumper flaps in the wind
* bedliner covering massive rust issues
* no rockers either
* leaks at least 1 quart of oil every 150 miles, if I have to stop quickly on the highway I have my own smoke screen
* water pump leaked a gallon of coolant a day for several weeks, has since stopped, no idea why, may start again at any moment, so I carry a spare plus tools.
* slow leak at one of the fittings on the proportioning valve.
* radiator has almost no fins remaining and several slow pinhole leaks that are being sealed up slowly by coolant residue
* thermostat housing also is being sealed up by coolant residue
* AC evaporator fins are emulating slinkies
98 XJ:
* no carpet... who cares
* well, that's about it. This one isn't really that ghetto, that's why I bought it!
Wow, revived a 6 month old thread.
1.) A/C compressor frozen
2.) Belt tensioner bolt broken
3.) Towing package with D35 (GI issue)
4.) Little bit of rust on the rocker panels
5.) Bit of stuttering and hesitation when under load
Well lets update it for 2012. My goal is to tick these items off the list sometime in the next seven years.
Red Jeep:
1: Make brakes less scary Still not done but fixing the EGR made them less scary (very low vacuum at idle makes for shitty brakes).
2: Kill stupid inverted t steering Done! Currie Inverted Y in place.
3: Get helper battery in place, yellow top blows for starting That never was my problem. Turned out I had a dirty ignition switch!
4: Install horn Nope.
5: Put 1,000 miles on it Done!
'96
1: Replace front calipers Done!
2: Fix oil pan gasket Nope but blew it up anyway.
3: Recover seats Replaced!
4: Remove dents Yeah right
5: Paint Yeah right