Search results

i tried that with the rubber fuel line. maybe i need steel. does anyone know what the fitting at the fuel rail would be?

sweet, i'm loving all the fab on here lately:luxhello:

nice job, maybe you could weld on a stop so it can only swing out so far?

have you considered an 8.8 out of an explorer for the rear? they are easy to find, cheap, and have disc brakes. i just put one in my buddies cherokee, though it was leaf sprung. i don't know how hard it would be to 4 link edit : never mind i see you have a cherokee. perches are easy to set up

I did a motor swap in my jeep and i'm using a ~30" piece of rubber line between the external fuel pump and the fuel rail. When I get hot and shut it off for a few minutes, i'm getting vapor lock in the rubber line. i want to replace it with steel or braided steel. my fuel pump has a barbed...

I don't have any with a cooler, but you get the jist. Front end is on jakstands, hence the tilt. I built it to hold a coleman 54qt

I did remove the battery cable. all of the trouble code s on internet I've found say 25 is the IAC??? An open or shorted condition detected in one or more of the idle air control motor circuits; or Actual idle speed does not equal target idle speed

I am getting engine code 25 on a 93 4.0. i replaced the idle air controller and disconnected the battery but the light came back. i checked for vaccum leaks. any ideas? edit; the jeep seems to run fine

the hardest part of making a ridgeline into an expo vehicle is telling your parents that you're gay:sombrero: If you have, drive it, if you wear it out or find its limitations, then upgrade.

These are crappy cell phone pics. I used a piece of receiver stock at the top of my tire carrier. This tray or the shovel mount can be inserted into the center of the wheel. The tray can also be inserted from the back side of the tire if I open the tire carrier. This gives me a table if I am...

I like it, once in camp, it looks superiour tothe slide outs I've seen. With your tailgate down, you have a nice kitchen. I made a rack that dog legs down from the center of my spare tire. Easy access is very nice on group rides with frequent stops.

You are in dicey territory, I rarely go against internet experts:)

I found if you take a plastic coat hanger and cut the bottom right in the middle, it makes a perfect paper towel rack and takes up no more space in storage than the roll. Just pull it out and hand it on a rollbar. Down side is that everyone uses it.

very cool:Wow1: Is Mt Evans in Colorado?

Nice work! I wish they still had the make in 10" letters across the tailgate:)

If you have access to an asian market, you can find some really spicy ramen in larger packs. I even snack on it dry.

I'll bet a large percentage don't understand physics, but what they do have is real world experience. If you stick a 6k truck in the mud. You will be happier with a 12K winch than with an 8K. Maybe you could use the physics book for traction :ylsmoke:

That's the size I got?? Not sure how they got them.

I'm going to the other extreme, I've done 3 overnighters this spring with no icechest. I stopped drinking soda around x-mas and only take water with me. So far it has not gotten extremely hot, so I've been happy. Not sure how I'll feel when it's hot. The ice chest takes up a lot of room...

:wings: gottem, right size and all. i'd call and see if they can find you a set somewhere. mine came from texas and i'm in PA, good luck