Recent content by andreas970

1991 Jeep Cherokee 4x4 230k miles Overview: This would make a good trail vehicle or winter beater. It has been very reliable for me. The good: brakes/drivetrain/shocks all seem good (haven't had any problems with them) Comes with two sets of tires, one set of streets on American Racing rims...

Can you elaborate? I have a 91 with abs that stopped working long before I owned it. The previous owner just blacked over the ABS indicator light so it would pass inspection. The braking system works just fine without the abs.

HAHA! I love how after showing the shift into 4lo... they show it going through a stream you could go through in a celica... let alone in 2 wheel. *shakes head*

If our government would promote and advocate safe sex, and birth control, hopefully we wouldn't even NEED abortions. Obviously nobody wants it to come to that... it's just a last ditch option. As long as people stupidly try to shield kids from education about safe and responsible sexual...

Amen to that. I would NOT want to wheel my DD. Too much to lose if you break. You don't want that kind of crap holding you back when you're out on a trail. :) Get a cheapie XJ for under a grand.... paint it primer grey, and slap on some lockers, a small lift, and good tires. Then you still...

On snow and ice? yes. It's not siped, therefore it won't grab the ice well.

dyslexics of the world, untie!!

Sorry.. should've been more specific. I was just referring to his complaint about how it was hard to get going from a stop on an incline without rolling back. Trailer brakes won't help you there.

Sounds to me like the coolant loop is stuck open....either a sensor or a sender.... so yeah, I think you're on the right track. As far as removing/testing... I'd suggest swinging by an autozone and picking up a haynes manual.

You should have no problems as long as you take it easy. I have towed my buddy's 18' sea ray on a trailer with no brakes and had no problems. Granted, I have an auto. If you're really worried about rolling back, what I'd do is in those particular situations is just use the method they use when...

Like some others have posted.... I always went by andreas in the very early days.... probably something to do with talking to a lot of german folks online back then. Then, when I was signing up for.... I don't even remember what, it was already taken, so I added the year. 97, but that was...

It's a front propeller. Just hard to see on the low-res video. I was looking through the forums on his site... he's going to be releasing it in kit form. Actually uses a brushless cd-rom motor as it's power. :D Made out of foam and balsa.

Jesus, those things have got to have a CRAZY power to weight ratio.

http://www.michaelconnally.com/ Hires video there.

So... how?