AndyMedic
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#1 most forward plug.The corroded one = #4 Plug? Most Rearward
@OrangeStreak I assume there must of been. There was rusty water staining on the coil plug too
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#1 most forward plug.The corroded one = #4 Plug? Most Rearward
Changed spark plugs at 45k and flattening out my bed rug under some bumper plates in the back ground. Thanks to @Stage3Motorsports for a great price and fast shipping also!
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#1 most forward plug.
@OrangeStreak I assume there must of been. There was rusty water staining on the coil plug too
That was pretty accurate when I pulled the coil plug out!
I'm glad it came out! Jeez. At only ~40k. I'm putting a dab of anti seize on these damn things for sure and for something that costs all of $35 bucks in parts I'm going to swap em early.That was pretty accurate when I pulled the coil plug out!
Dang! That's pretty awesome of you! I need to book mark your post, I'm beating that outside bolster to death with my fat ass and short legs!Trying to resolve back pain cause of poor seat construction...
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Those are some mad reupholstery skills there Red Green!Dang! That's pretty awesome of you! I need to book mark your post, I'm beating that outside bolster to death with my fat ass and short legs!
My mad reupholster skills are summed up below ...
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I know what you mean about the seats...I did this to fix the bad seat problem:Trying to resolve back pain cause of poor seat construction...
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Well if it's just the bolstering, you'll have to replace it or have a shop do it. It's all molded up one piece foam under the fabric cover.Dang! That's pretty awesome of you! I need to book mark your post, I'm beating that outside bolster to death with my fat ass and short legs!
My mad reupholster skills are summed up below ...
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I went this route before, didn't like the booster seat feel haha. Self conscious as it is, and I'm sure my coworkers would never stfu about it.(Toxic work environment)I know what you mean about the seats...I did this to fix the bad seat problem:
https://www.ranger5g.com/forum/threads/uncomfortable-seats.3119/page-3#post-641558
Thanks on that pic. And the insight. =)Well if it's just the bolstering, you'll have to replace it or have a shop do it. It's all molded up one piece foam under the fabric cover.
I found this stuffed under the cover that might help.
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I went this route before, didn't like the booster seat feel haha. Self conscious as it is, and I'm sure my coworkers would never stfu about it.(Toxic work environment)
Yeah miss the old school seats.Thanks on that pic. And the insight. =)
When I saw plant code, it reminded me of the rear FJ40 jump seats. Seat and back are both a natural sponge, as in loofah sponge. And that stuff lasts, it was probably treated with who-knows-what back in 1972!![]()
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I made some crossbars for my SmartCap, so that I can mount my OVS 270 awning, when it arrived, I bought all my parts locally and they only had 7 black 90 degree mounts. I will have to paint that one, when I know this all works.
I am really happy with them and they keep the awning and (when I mount it) tent as low as possible.
pretty sure this is the exact size tire I am gonna go with once the stock hancooks are done which might be another 2 years ?Looks great! Any trimming or rubbing to get them to fit? What about crash bars?
I'll be watching for it as I may do the same. Not sure when I'll need new tires though.pretty sure this is the exact size tire I am gonna go with once the stock hancooks are done which might be another 2 years ?