theksmith
Explorer
a few weekends ago i found myself feeling junky thanks to some flu/cold thing, but still well enough to want to work on the Jeep anyway :drool:
the result was me creating a list of all the spare parts and tools that are tucked away in the rig. now i can actually lay hands on what i need in a trail repair situation!
View attachment WJ Parts & Tools Finder List.pdf
that list and the following items are folded vertically and kept in the glovebox.
- Jeep specific OBD-II check engine light code meanings
- AZ state land recreation permit
- a couple of Tonto National Forest day use passes
- Nifty! min-manual for my rig-mounted Kenwood ham radio
- Nifty! quick reference card for my Baofeng hand-held ham radio
i know not many folks travel as over-prepared with junk as i do - however, a list still might be a good idea if you find yourself tucking parts/tools away in unused corners of your rig...
EDIT - already need to update the list, making it caused me to realize a couple parts i needed to still get and also i forgot to list the trail welder and spare fluids.
the result was me creating a list of all the spare parts and tools that are tucked away in the rig. now i can actually lay hands on what i need in a trail repair situation!
View attachment WJ Parts & Tools Finder List.pdf
that list and the following items are folded vertically and kept in the glovebox.
- Jeep specific OBD-II check engine light code meanings
- AZ state land recreation permit
- a couple of Tonto National Forest day use passes
- Nifty! min-manual for my rig-mounted Kenwood ham radio
- Nifty! quick reference card for my Baofeng hand-held ham radio
i know not many folks travel as over-prepared with junk as i do - however, a list still might be a good idea if you find yourself tucking parts/tools away in unused corners of your rig...
EDIT - already need to update the list, making it caused me to realize a couple parts i needed to still get and also i forgot to list the trail welder and spare fluids.
