Frame Packed With Mud

jjsmail

New member

• Aug 8, 2018

• #1

Alright so my last couple time I took my Jeep off-roading I ran into some serious mud. And now the frame is packed with mud.

I’m wondering what people have done to get all the mud out I ran the hose and pressure washer on it and it help a little but still have a lot in there.

On option that I am thinking about is drilling a hole in the bottom of the frame (by the rear tires where the frame curves up) to allow the mud out? Is this a terrible idea?

Any other ideas would be helpful!






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Clutch

Caught the Bug

• Aug 8, 2018

• #2

There are already a ton of holes in the frame, so mostly won’t be too beneficial to put in more holes. Mid in the frame on and of itself won’t cause too much harm. But I’d spray into each hole that is already in the fram.


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TrainWreck618

Caught the Bug

• Aug 8, 2018

• #3

Quit playing in mud... put a hose in the frame and let it run. Don’t drill holes in the frame


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Ddays

Hooked

• Aug 8, 2018

• #4

Yeah I would NOT drill more holes in the frame. In order for it to do any damn good they'd have to be pretty large.

Edit: And stay outta the mud! :stick hiting:

 

JKJason

Member

• Aug 8, 2018

• #5

If I get into mud, I’ll let it dry then tap the frame with a hammer. It breaks the dirt down to where you can get it out.


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ninemmbill

New member

• Aug 8, 2018

• #6

I too would avoid drilling any more holes in the frame. A pressure washer and some patience will get you cleaned up.

 

jorgelrod

Hooked

• Aug 8, 2018

• #7

jjsmail said:

Alright so my last couple time I took my Jeep off-roading I ran into some serious mud. And now the frame is packed with mud.

I’m wondering what people have done to get all the mud out I ran the hose and pressure washer on it and it help a little but still have a lot in there.

On option that I am thinking about is drilling a hole in the bottom of the frame (by the rear tires where the frame curves up) to allow the mud out? Is this a terrible idea?

Any other ideas would be helpful!


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Remember that bit about there is no spoon on the matrix, there is no mud...
it's worked for me...

 

jdofmemi

Active Member

• Aug 8, 2018

• #8

Just roll it over on it's top.

All the hidden mud will fall out then

 

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PEACEMAKER1

New member

• Aug 8, 2018

• #9

Drive through a river?

 

zimm

Caught the Bug

• Aug 9, 2018

• #10

pressure washer

 

OverlanderJK

Resident Smartass

• Aug 9, 2018

• #11

Add used motor oil.


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duktrx

Active Member

• Aug 9, 2018

• #12

Sure fire way for me is to crawl under it, that shit will fall right off and onto my face.

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99GoldenSahara

New member

• Aug 9, 2018

• #13

Try putting a spraying sprinkler under it for a couple hours or more. Worked for a friend of mine. Helped loosen up the mud so he could pressure wash it off.


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jjsmail

New member

• Aug 10, 2018

• #14

Alright guys. I took people’s advice and just stuck a hose down in the frame and pushed all the mud to the frame hole near the front tires.

I also raised the rear end for gravity to help. It took about an hour one both sides but the frames is now clean.




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zimm

Caught the Bug

• Aug 10, 2018

• #15

Jeep enema