The Overland

Kittrell

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Thornton, CO
For those that do not know, I am back in Colorado now. I took a job up in Westminster and moved back after I graduated from Portland State.

In my time on the West Coast I met my future wife. Getting married this August and she will join me here then. Her old Honda isn't going to cut it out here and I have no interest in transporting it either. So she is going to get my Audi and I will be in this.

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2004 Overland, fully loaded, 132k on the clock.

Plans for it will eventually be Clayton 4" LA, 32"s, some kind of selectable f/r and a 242 swap. Not going too dramatic on it, just something for us to get out and enjoy the type of wheeling that I am fond of.
 
It's sooooooo clean. The overland packages are awesome. The commander in overland package had some color combo, but grey was suede and of course a hemi. If only it was as usable as the wj.
 
I never doubted you'd find something stupid-clean. Nice find.

Still surprised you were considering that MJ of mine......SOOOOO far from that WJ.....lol.
 
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First battle with it.

I had a hard start begin this past week, only codes were P0171 and P0174. It degraded quickly and became extremely difficult to start. Hooked a pressure gauge up to the Schrader and zero pressure. Swapped out the regulator filter and pressure was 50 psi with acc. on, runs well now at 38 psi or so.

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I remember replacing the rear window struts on mine... the bastage would smack me in the chin for 6 months until they softened up a bit... still have chipped teeth.
 
Gave it the last bit of love today, I think it's time to list it. Put in some new Champion spark plugs and tossed the AC Delco's that were in there. Threw a new camshaft sensor on. Didn't need it, but I had one from when the fuel regulator went out and I never returned it. Was going to toss the crank on as well but that thing is a nightmare. If it ain't broke don't fix it, applied here. Also replaced the skid pad on the rear bumper. Probably 98% of WJ's I see this piece is faded to ash gray, just looks terrible. It's only a $50 part but you have to pull the bumper skin, which is honestly a 20 minute job...........:repair:

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That looks nice DJ.
 
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