Recent content by BoiseXJ

The jeep is in Boise, Idaho.

Not interested in parting out...

Forgot to add that it has Doetsch Tech shocks for a 3" lift...

Hey gang... I'm selling my XJ and want to give you all first crack at it. It's a 1993, base model. The positives: 4.0 I6 Auto AC works good 2" Old Man Emu lift (about $500 new) RE adj. LCAs (about $200 new) Custom slip-style driveshaft to go with Slip yoke eliminator ($200 new)...

So I guess that brings about the question "How do you determine if a road is public?". There has GOT to be a website out there that defines all this kinda stuff....I've seen them for ATV's and dirt bikes....

Well, that's not entirely true because if someone owns land on both sides of I-80, they can't throw up a sign and not let people thru... I guess I'm wondering because the average joe driving along a dirt road may see turnoffs... (i.e. other dirt roads) and if there are no signs, then I'd assume...

I try and do things by the book... that in mind I wanted to get the official word (and whether it varies from state to state) on where I can and cannot go. If there is no "no trespassing" sign am I ok to proceed? If my quad map shows a thru road can I proceed? There are some trails nearby that I...

Ok, maybe I'm stupid... but I did the following: I bought some 280z hood vents for my XJ. (better cooling) I cut holes in my hood. Hot metal dust hit my windshield. Now my windshield is either melted (pock marks) or dirty. If it's just dirt, I can't get it off. I can take a razor and scrape...

Just to add my thoughts on the "household light bulb" theory... 2 things... 1) I believe when the switch is first thrown in a house, you can get a small 'bump' in power.... weak filament = pop! 2) A cold filament suddenly being lit up is more likely to go out than a warm one. I.e. you probably...

xj blue... how does that explain the bulb not working in other locations now? The bulb IS bad at this point. Do you think a failing switch would cause that? (honest question)

I guess I should add that the "bad bulb" doesn't work on the driver side either. So the bulb really is dead... the question is whether a short or overload is killing it... Someone was telling me that Jeeps have a condenser for the headlights... is this just for OLD jeeps?

Here's my issue: I was driving along and noticed my passenger headlight wasn't on. If I turned my brights on, they worked fine. But when I switched back to regular lights, the passenger light was off. After a few minutes it would come back on (and no, it didn't occur after I hit any kind of...