Re: THe NAC Lots-O-Post Thread
Projects are fun.
I just don't like having more than one at once. I feel like I never get anything done that way.
I kinda like having a bajillion going at once because there is always something I can make progress on if I want to.
Oh, and I found out that my header is cracked right at the collector. Go figure. Where the eff can I find those APN's?
And Ken, what were the thread size for the speed bleeders? XJ front, rear, and ZJ rear.
weld that shit up and throw it back on, you don't need a spare header (says the guy with a spare everything.) If it cracks again weld it again. Like 99% of all 4.0s are driving around with a cracked header and they don't give a shit either.
Xj fronts are 3/8-24, zj rears are the same but you have to shave the boss down very slightly for the regular speed bleeders to be long enough. Xj ones I think are some wonkoriffic metric thread and it might depend on what brand wheel cyls you have.
HOLY XXXX.
i hate awkward facebook chat conversations.
girl- hi
me- HAI
girl- how are you?
me- fineeeee
girl- well thats nice
girl- me 2
WHAT THE EFF
most people I know have at least 3 methods of contacting me. I'm textable, callable, on fb, on naxja/uj/steelsoldiers, on irc, and sometimes on aim. They don't need yet another way to bug me so I turned that stupid fb chat shit off.
might need a 3" NPT bottoming tap
For $150, if I'm pulling it, it's getting replaced.
you know how many 60 parts you can get for 150? Not many I guess but you get the point.
in my experience 4.0 studs are nice
9 times out of 10 I crack them with a 9/16" wrench and finger thread em out the rest of the way.
I've never busted a stud or bolt on my 4.0 headers. I had one back out of the head instead of the nut coming off once, big deal. Never had to use more than a 9/16 gearwrench.
I'm 99% sure I have a bad OSS, ground, or TCU on the 96 :shocked: it is getting flakier but drives fine with the tranny unplugged. Otherwise it chooses gears randomly and usually gets stuck in 2nd regardless of gearshift position, which is odd because 2nd = both solenoids on. Most people end up stuck in OD if their aw4 electronics go south because that's both solenoids off, happens when they burn out. My gut says it is a ground or the TCU, if it is the TCU it will be the first I have ever seen go bad.