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oh well. guess noones a real diehard in arizona. beautiful day. crown was awesome. about 65 deg.

stay in anthem. couple miles away. we have hotel here.

ill be there. its a real real long walk. but not to bad of a drive. im like 2 exits away from my house in anthem. lol

ill just sleep at my house in anthem. jus couple miles away. lol its a real nice campsite.

i work on cars for a living. 20 years now. iv seen spark plugs in tires. iv seen people have coolant in their tire. iv seen a big nail go through a tire and then come out the inside of the aluminum rim. but the strangest one i remember was the guy that had a slow leak in a rear tire and he saw...

ok guys lets go. the weather will be perfect. meet at cow creek crown king turn off head up at 8am. whos goin?

i run a set of the all new 31 inch neomaxifluxdiskcombobulators. there great tires they are great in snow, lava, sand, rain, mud, asphalt, pudding, cream corn and moon dirt. i had them and put roughly 325,000 miles on my first set and recommend them to anyone with a jeep. they are so quiet on...

lets go with technician B. been there done that. oe parts. blower and resistor. if you purchase a resistor then return to purchase a blower and another resistor they wont take back the one that burned up from the high current draw from the old motor. speaking from first hand experience. replace...

oe mopar part? or autozone cheap pos?

not sure but i think that is an aluminum master. And rebuilding is a no no. go get a new unit much easier and not that expensive anyhow. simply not worth it. cheap methods usually cost you in the long run.

i work on cars for a living 20 years now. #1 a p0301 is cyl #1 misfire. p0301 cyl#1 p0302 cyl #2 p0303 cyl #3 etc etc. have you checked compression in cyl #1 and cyl #2 and see if they within 10 lbs of each other. #2 you can listen to the injector and see if it is firing. use a long...

i currently have a 92 xj larado. i have a 6 inch lift on her. i am considering buying a newer xj and my question is on my 92. what years is my 6 inch lift directly compatiable with to bolt my suspension (currently) right up in a newer xj. 97-99 preferably. On the front axle of the xj what...