New progress on my Samurai! Finally!
06-01-2011, 10:23 AM
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Yeah, a loose mount has it's own distinct sound. Not to mention the shifter hitting me in the leg. lol!
The other sounds I believe are my shackles and bushings. (i hope)
The other sounds I believe are my shackles and bushings. (i hope)
06-03-2011, 07:25 AM
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Nice looking Samurai, Jeremy. Those tiny warriors are perfect for off-roading because they're so light and compact. Love the bread basket organizer. I remember them from my days working at farmer market.
06-04-2011, 08:24 AM
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06-04-2011, 08:41 AM
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Re: New progress on my Samurai! Finally!
OverEasy,
Is it also your DD? Do you have problem passing state inspection. I had hell of a time getting my Bronco to pass when I got it in January. I took it to 4 different shops and they told me 4 different sets of problems my OJ-Runner had and each shop wanted over 1 large to fix it to pass. I ended up paying really shady trailer bump 50 bucks to take it in for inspection and it passed with no problem. That state inspection put a scare and distrust of everyone in me and hinder my ambition to start collecting 4x4 and American classic vehicles. I actually started focusing on stuffs from the 80s just to not have to worry about it. State inspection around here has been a catch-all scam in this economy.
Is it also your DD? Do you have problem passing state inspection. I had hell of a time getting my Bronco to pass when I got it in January. I took it to 4 different shops and they told me 4 different sets of problems my OJ-Runner had and each shop wanted over 1 large to fix it to pass. I ended up paying really shady trailer bump 50 bucks to take it in for inspection and it passed with no problem. That state inspection put a scare and distrust of everyone in me and hinder my ambition to start collecting 4x4 and American classic vehicles. I actually started focusing on stuffs from the 80s just to not have to worry about it. State inspection around here has been a catch-all scam in this economy.
06-04-2011, 04:03 PM
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Re: New progress on my Samurai! Finally!
No NOT my DD, I have a stock 01 Cherokee and a kinda stock Samurai that I has seen more road than the Jeep here lately.
Nope, never had a problem w/ my Samurai's and their inspections. Everything is pretty legit on them and fine working order. Every now and again I may need to tighten something that's loose or replace something broken but it's fine. I mean, if they find something they usually put my sticker on and tell me to get it replaced asap, other than that. . . no problems. Sorry to hear about the problems you've been having w/ it.
It is hard to find someone to let inspect your vehicle/s and trust at the same time.
Nope, never had a problem w/ my Samurai's and their inspections. Everything is pretty legit on them and fine working order. Every now and again I may need to tighten something that's loose or replace something broken but it's fine. I mean, if they find something they usually put my sticker on and tell me to get it replaced asap, other than that. . . no problems. Sorry to hear about the problems you've been having w/ it.
It is hard to find someone to let inspect your vehicle/s and trust at the same time.
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