jdofmemi
Active Member
Dry film is better. The others attract dust and end up gumming up.
If you guys ever quit giving me shit, I won't feel loved anymore
Two Leaf Trail - Goodsprings, NV
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Dry film is better. The others attract dust and end up gumming up.
If you guys ever quit giving me shit, I won't feel loved anymore
jesse3638
Hooked
Everything is digital these days film is obsolete...haha.
All kidding aside yeah dry lube is best for that however I meant if its mounted on your jeep for 8 years and never used keep some sort of oil handy to get things moving. Ask me how I know...haha.
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jdofmemi
Active Member
Thanks for the great pictures and videos of the rest of us.
Sorry I don't have any of you. By the time I would get up to something, you were over it and gone.
Thanks again for setting this run up
bhaner
Active Member
Thanks for the great pictures and videos of the rest of us.
Sorry I don't have any of you. By the time I would get up to something, you were over it and gone.
Thanks again for setting this run up
No worries!
I have a severe case of premature acceleration!
:cheesy:
Clearskies
Caught the Bug
I was thinking the same thing.. Jerry is a master of the highlift
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Clearskies
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Elroy231
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Awesome pics !!! Looks like this has all the makings of a baddass day!
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jdofmemi
Active Member
,No worries!
I have a severe case of premature acceleration!
It had a little bit of everything. Some four wheeling, some three wheeling, some two wheeling. Fortunately no one wheeling, or even worse, no wheeling
It adjusted some body work, and did a number on an axle, plus gave some winches a workout. A good day for sure
jjlong
New member
The air box had a bunch of oil in it from the crankcase pressure and the hose that goes from the passenger valve cover to the air box had oil all around it. Also, the oil fill cap was hard as hell to remove. According to YouTube, that all points to the PCV valve. By the way, I lost 4 quarts of oil on the 250 mile drive home! Replaced the valve drove it a few miles, put a sheet of clean, white paper on the tailpipe and it stayed clean. I think I got REALLY lucky![emoji2957]
TrailHunter
Hooked
Great news Jeff
Whats up with your Rig? Find the problem yet?
fiend
Caught the Bug
Yeah that’s great. Always nice when a major problem has a simple solution.
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KevinG
Caught the Bug
We could always head back down..... :brows:
bhaner
Active Member
Lets go! :thumb:
Clearskies
Caught the Bug
Yep, I'm in
jjlong
New member
Since I was right behind you, I completely failed at getting some pics/video. And yes, you definitely had some video-worthy moments!
KevinG
Caught the Bug
I failed too.... I ran back to my jeep to grab my phone to get vid of him going up that last waterfall. What I captured was awesome footage of my feet walking back up. I think I got just one good vid of Vic too.