jdigitty
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YES.... The cotter pin is bent, Now you need to get another one!!!:bluejump:
YES.... The cotter pin is bent, Now you need to get another one!!!:bluejump:
Did a couple things this weekend...
Whipped up a hitch mount tire carrier in preparation of a trip. It'll have to do till I can build a rear bumper/tire carrier.
Finally painted and mounted up my RCI skids
And last but not least, replaced my right front hub that was on its way out.
Last weekend I got my truck stuck in a mud hole. Its one of those holes that looks JUST like all the other 12" deep mud holes.... but is about 30" instead.
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I believe the plugs in the floorboard on the passenger side allowed muddy water in.
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I thought it was going to be a easy clean up. But when I pulled up the carpet....
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And this isn't just plain ole muddy water. It's funky ass muddy water. My truck smells like a swamp. So for about two hours last night I was cleaning the Jute with a carpet cleaner my wife has. It sprays water then you vacuum it back out. I'm amazed how much fluid that Jute can hold. I used a watered down bleach mixture with a spray bottle and then vacuumed that up too, hopefully that will stop anything funky from growing under there.
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Anyhow, after letting a fan blow on it for a few hours it was 98% dry, so I put it all back together.
Cleaned these too... as best as I could...
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Moral of the story, no more mud for this guy. I'm taking the dry road.
Did a couple things this weekend...
Whipped up a hitch mount tire carrier in preparation of a trip. It'll have to do till I can build a rear bumper/tire carrier.
Finally painted and mounted up my RCI skids
And last but not least, replaced my right front hub that was on its way out.
Finished my transmission cooler installation. Went through multiple iterations of mounting orientation before coming back to my first one. I like the idea of fluid being retained in the cooler, not needing to be pumped in when first started.
Added fluid on the bench, took about 100cc to fill after burping the air. Put hose protectors on the lines in front of the A/C condensor just because I get paranoid about chafing. Double hose clamps for the same reason.
No leaks, will watch the Scangauge to see if it makes all that much difference, not towing yet.
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picked up an 07 overhead console with homelink buttons and OEM mic for a great deal to go with my e7009. i will be installing red LEDs into the e7009 tonight.
just need a few plugs, but after that i'll have an OEM e7009 nav with red buttons, handsfree phone setup and a backup camera for under $100 after i flip all my old stuff!!
What wheels are those? They look damn good!
Do you have any pics or is this in a build thread?
I'll speak out of turn here... but I think they are BBS painted black, and they do look great.
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