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I'm not sure why I thought I needed an extension to get the cruise to fit.... I don't. also burned some holes in the carpet today to start the seat mounting process.

PCV connected stereo now works... I had to put headphones on to turn it down.... though making noise required pulling the dash yet another time all that's left is everything else.... like putting seats in for real

the neverending stereo install.... glad I didn't hide wires yet - no sound is coming out first, the antenna needs another connector, but even so, I'm getting nothing from android play or even bluetooth from my computer.... more parts tomorrow... need another fuse for a power wire and an...

new Sandpoint shop... at least, temp shop. done vehicles are there, this one is next to travel this week but first, fix an exhaust leak with a v-band then install an overflow bottle and PCV line and finally install the cooler/seat pad comes later this week.... then onto the trailer and...

if I can't turn them off with HPTuners, I'll paint them black ;) Wiring switched a wire and now have a master switch off on and now with a cover as the top doesn't leak enough.... a new hole for shore power and riveted in place and we need a seat in back so why a cooler seat? whip up...

I must be getting soft... thumping stereo, a/c, cruise control, heated seats, heated mirrors, rear camera, leather interior.... of course, first, I have to thread this hateful thing in from the back that dash should be in for real.... even screwed in place success

rotating back to things I need to finish... plug the hole for the pcv the problem, the turbo is pretty much over the top of the valve cover grommet for the pcv. so I need to move it up extension hose shortened dei wrap since it's literally laying against the turbo world's worst picture of...

back to the Jeep. The weird sound - almost like a boost leak but not quite. I hope this is the problem I think I'll weld the flanges together then use a V-band to make it removeable. I spent some quality time on this trying to find the noise... hope it's it. Otherwise, this may go do its...

just about ready to take the interior out again first find the right wire for stereo powering have I ever mentioned that I hate wiring? then realize I need more of this to be continued

alrighty then, not a lot of posts but doing a lot of stupid stuff that doesn't picture well. in that theme, I removed the fill tube, drilled the hole out to 1" then reinstalled... this is reinstalled put the boxes back in the back and the list. I plan on driving this this next week. For...

time to make voltage now in place and some thinning of wires in the engine compartment next the drawers go back in also fixed the throttle pedal...

ah yes, my life for the next month and more of this and it looks the same as before

so back to this... first problem, went to the gas station and realized I need a bigger hole I have a list of stuff to fix and finish... it's not terribly long but the fuel fill and the gas pedal are at the very top of the list... To be honest, I have no idea (not in the instructions either)...

Time to start wiring stereo stuff... first, kick panels some reassembly required more so I remember which way I wired the speakers if I have a guess, this speaker will die a horrific death... ah well, it'll look nice while doing it don't get why? where do you think a perfect foot rest would...

I have this feeling that I'll be restretching the interior this summer once all this warms up. I got the heavy backing/heavy insulation carpet and it has wrinkles only a 100 degree day is going to fix... but we carry on because this needs to be roadworthy soon 4 5 1/4, 2 6x9, 2 10" woofers and...

and now installed to make it easier, I removed the stands from the sidewalls I do like how easy this is.... time consuming, but easy fitting can be fiddly and now nice and silver and now carpet being fit - also getting ready to install the speaker boxes

or just use bar tape also did a bit inside

besides moving and getting Anthony's truck packaged up and sent to Georgia.... I did something still not sure about this... and the other side thinking I'll paint the center black to reduce the amount of chrome... dunno, not sure I like it at all

so the actual work painted the underside of the center cover I'm a huge fan of DEI anything (the insulation, the other, not so much) installed it on the hump. I never sprayed the cover with Durabak - so getting the most protection was key. Keep in mind, though, I sprayed the interior with...

a couple quick vids on sound suppression materials.