Search results

Wow, and super rare without the sunroof! Tall People! You will fit! Dang, the timing is wrong for me, but I am sorely tempted. Good luck with the sale.

Damn! That first photo is amazing! Good luck with the sale

I just noticed the new one claims to be hands free, but shows the same kitchen sink style spray head....it would only be hands free if I wrapped a rubber band around it to hold the lever down.

I have a first generation NEMO pressure shower unit, and its very good, but not great. A few simple design flaws that bug the crap out of me, but not enough to stop me from using it. Now I see they have a new style unit. I'm not sure how long it's been out, but I am curious if anyone has...

same question

Happy owner of a few Element Fire "sticks". Truly fantastic. a bit pricey, but worth it

LOL, my proposed solution is basically just a guess, but a good preventative measure for anyone rocking a 15 year old vehicle. Again, I have seen brake switch failures cause all kinds of weird things, but I don't know if it will solve THESE weird things.

Refer to your other thread: https://expeditionportal.com/forum/threads/no-good-mechanics.217972/

Also, this: Remarkably common repair item.

https://www.roverparts.com/resources/videos/brake-light-switch-lr3/

I have no idea if this is related, but I have seen a whole lot of oddness occur when the brake switch (above the pedal) is worn out. It's a pretty inexpensive and very easy part to repair. It's a universal part, available from any parts supply store.

I endorse Umberto's rig. He's a quality dude.

I've always appreciated the Buses used in Banff national park:

FWIW, the brake issues on the Armada are in the first gen 2004-2005. Mine was a 2006 Gen 1.5, which eliminated the brake issues and a number of other minor issues that plagued the first run. Also, the coolant issues in the V6 Frontiers is not relevant to the V8 Armada/Titans. Honesty, the...

I owned a 2006 Armada for about 12 years, and did things like the Mojave Trail in it a few times, and many other dirt road type trips. I would not recommend it. Its fairly capable, and has an amazing engine/transmission drivetrain, and the 4x4 system works great, but the overall build quality...

front and resr control arm bushings Front and rear sway bar bushings Check camber/toe alignment bolts, see if at max setting or still has more thread to make changes Check coolant pipes, ask about replacement history, there is a plastic union fitting thats known to fail with age Measure voltage...

I have never heard of a person putting Duratracks on a second time. I have lots of experience of people saying how much they love them shortly after purchase, but after a few years, they must do something undesirable because no one seems to stays with them, they all switch back to BFG or try...

You guys see this? Killing an icon. What a bummer https://jalopnik.com/mitsubishi-is-in-big-trouble-so-it-s-killing-the-iconic-1844517423

I don't have a recommendation for you, other than to find one at the LOCAL salvage yard and rebuild it. But I wanted to caution you, I lost thousands of dollars getting ripped off trying to buy an engine online, not one, but TWICE! I don't know if I was exceptionally unlucky or what, but I...

https://albuquerque.craigslist.org/cto/d/albuquerque-2011-jeep-wrangler-jk/7166556521.html Not mine, but it literally was the next post down in my daily summary feed