What Did You Do To Your 3rd Gen Today?

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My wife's 96 once had an issue where the state mandated annual inspection code reader device couldn't connect via the OBD2 port.

Long story short, after puzzling over a wiring diagram for a while and futzing around with a multimeter, it turned out that one of the wires that should have been grounded wasn't. I grounded it (externally) and the port was back in action.

No other signs of electrical issues in the car, just that ungrounded wire on the OBD2 port.
 
Did this on Saturday, still counts right?

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My front end is coming along nicely, just need a few more pieces up front. Then I'm working on the rear.

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Started cleaning up the interior. Thinking about renting a RugDoctor to help clean the dirtier areas. Has anyone tried it?

I don't know about the Rug Dr, but there is another way. I forget who it was, but they had grey cloth sports seats and pulled them out of the truck, then hit them with low-pressure pressure washer and I think scrubbed them with a mild cleaner and brush. Then let them dry out in the sun for a day or two until dry.

If I recall, they turned out like new.
 
Started cleaning up the interior. Thinking about renting a RugDoctor to help clean the dirtier areas. Has anyone tried it?

I rented Rug Doctor from Hope Depot a few weeks ago. It did an awesome jog cleaning the carpet and seats. Super easy to use. Give it a shot, you won't be disappointed.
 
I don't know about the Rug Dr, but there is another way. I forget who it was, but they had grey cloth sports seats and pulled them out of the truck, then hit them with low-pressure pressure washer and I think scrubbed them with a mild cleaner and brush. Then let them dry out in the sun for a day or two until dry.

If I recall, they turned out like new.


That's an interesting way of doing it! Might try that with the carpets if the Rug Doctor doesn't work so well on them.

Started cleaning up the interior. Thinking about renting a RugDoctor to help clean the dirtier areas. Has anyone tried it?



I rented Rug Doctor from Hope Depot a few weeks ago. It did an awesome jog cleaning the carpet and seats. Super easy to use. Give it a shot, you won't be disappointed.


I'm glad to hear that! Did you use any of the additional shampoos that they sell?
 
Started cleaning up the interior. Thinking about renting a RugDoctor to help clean the dirtier areas. Has anyone tried it?

I used my own version of a rug doctor for the carpets and headliner because I didn't feel like taking them out. It worked well it took out all of the fricken coffee stains by the driver's seat. I took the seats out and shampooed them and also used a pressure washer with a 25* nozzle to hose them down.
 
Started cleaning up the interior. Thinking about renting a RugDoctor to help clean the dirtier areas. Has anyone tried it?

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Dang. That looks great! What cleaner did you use? I used a Bissel carpet cleaner and a carpet brush to do my carpet and seats, and it turned out pretty well.

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Dang. That looks great! What cleaner did you use? I used a Bissel carpet cleaner and a carpet brush to do my carpet and seats, and it turned out pretty well.

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Thanks! I actually used "Tuff Stuff", a scrub brush, and a towel to clean them up. Worked well on the headrests and seats, but the floor carpets still have some heavy stains.

I've used a spray foam called "Tuff Stuff" and a damp scrub brush in the past and it's worked very well.


Exactly what I used to clean last night!
 
Thanks! I actually used "Tuff Stuff", a scrub brush, and a towel to clean them up. Worked well on the headrests and seats, but the floor carpets still have some heavy stains.




Exactly what I used to clean last night!
I'm gonna have to try that stuff out. The stuff I used worked okay, but it wasn't quite aggressive enough.

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realized that 5th gen wheels sell for sub $200 prices on craigslist. picking up a set today to go with a set of deegan 38 315/70/17 tires i scored from a local offroading buddy. any tips on where to take these things to get them mounted/balanced would be much appreciated!

Hopefully I dont have to use the sawzall/grinder too much since i have aftermarket UCAs and a 1" body lift.
 
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