cc93cruiser
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Felt rich (tax refund), pulled Code 62 in TCM and decided to replace all 4 solenoids... Here they are with part numbers, rebranded aisin parts for GM- AW450-43LE trannsmission....
What Did You Do with Your 80 This Weekend? (50 Viewers)
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Started another round of expo rear bumpers.
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Thanks. Yes, at least twice!
Weekend BBQ!!
^^^^& you running a underground bar out of the 80??.. ha
LS1FJ40
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Aka a "Speak 80"...
I like how i only see 2 cups for all that!
Mdej3
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Epaaaaa y donde quedaron las Polaaarrrrrrr
Went for a ride...enjoyed the weather...
sleepycruiser
I will get by….I will survive -Touch of Grey LC200
Got the Blue Sea mounted and hooked up to switched power. So far I have only installed a 12v plug and USB setup inside the center console and on the back of the center console.
Like everyone has said that has installed one...absolutely nice to know where to hook something up now. Now I don't have to worry when adding things.
I didn't ground the Blue Sea bc I am grounding each accessory wherever it will be mounted.
Like everyone has said that has installed one...absolutely nice to know where to hook something up now. Now I don't have to worry when adding things.
I didn't ground the Blue Sea bc I am grounding each accessory wherever it will be mounted.
You know there's a cheaper version that comes without the grounding provision? It's also smaller. While blue sea stuff is certainly top notch this particular one is for fiberglass boats that have no other way for common grounding.
sleepycruiser
I will get by….I will survive -Touch of Grey LC200
Yep. I bought this version in case I want to separate the positive and negative and create 2 different buses....one for always on and one for switched. In the end this one works best for what I may or may not do.
Threw the lift on today. Looks and rides better. I came from a dodge ram 2500 before this so i did not like the squishy stock ride. I still have to stick the caster plates on tomorrow. But it drives nice now. Front and rear J lift, 30mm front spacer. But in the pics I have a tons of crap in the rear. Like maybe 300 lbs plus third row seats.
All hand tools, no busted bolts or knuckles.
Had to sacrifice a 19mm socket to have it fit by the master cylinder to get the upper shock mount nut off. Other than that, just a regular 3/8 and 1/2 drive socket set and a couple of wrenches.
All hand tools, no busted bolts or knuckles.
Had to sacrifice a 19mm socket to have it fit by the master cylinder to get the upper shock mount nut off. Other than that, just a regular 3/8 and 1/2 drive socket set and a couple of wrenches.
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Bludozer
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Str8Razor
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What headlights are you running? Lift looks good...
Those were just some cheapy headlights I found on Amazon. I still have to adjust them properly now, even more so with the lift. They even have those led Halo Rings which I dislike lol.
But they needed to go on so I could drive around. This is how the truck sat for a few years till I got it right before Xmas.
But they needed to go on so I could drive around. This is how the truck sat for a few years till I got it right before Xmas.
I wired mine so that I can terminate the positive and negative of every device within the Blue Sea Fuse box. It is easier to debug problems that way. I can use a multimeter and solve a problem very quickly.
Screw all your fancy FJ80 upgrades that make me jealous, my weekend goal is setting the record for bags of mulch loaded into the 80 (interior only, all doors closed). I did 36 bags last year and had room for a few more - shooting for 40 bags this year. About 1600 pounds.
Photos to follow
Photos to follow
Installed fog lights.
Those lights look like they were OEM. Are there cups in those cutouts? What model are they?
