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Perhaps overly sensitive because I am a New Yorker... Notice the background. Regards, Sad Gadget

Mz. Beltchenko deserves extra points! Regards, Gadget

Robrt-Stephens wrote: Wait a minute...Wait a minute... I thought it was my turn to be King!!!! Royal Regards, His High Colonic of Gadgetness, VIII

Off-Topic to be sure, but… I happened to check out the “Mini” USA web site today. What an extraordinary piece of web-work! Even if you hate the Mini, you have to admire the web site. It takes some time to browse through the entire web site, but if one has the spare time, go here...

WHat's the difference between a wrangler rio grande and a YJ GaryMB wrote: Gary, I cannot answer that question with any certainty, and I wont guess. Regards, Stumped Gadget

RE: Viele Gruesse aus Deutschland (Greetings from Germany) Hi-Ya GaryMB, Assuming you are asking about ignition coils for the 84 CJ-7, I-6 mentioned in your sig, I would ask you to consider an alternative ignition system modification: the GM HEI distributor mod. One junkyard GM 1st generation...

Ritt wrote: Ritt, fogging oil is often used when preparing boat motors -- outboards and inboards -- for winter layup. Boats often overwinter in damp locations; hence, more extensive anti-corrosion measures are applied to boat engines than are typically applied to landlubberly engines. Fogging...

Buy low, sell high. Eat meatloaf. Works for me! Regards, Gadget

RE: HELP!!! Need opinions from all Jeepz folks... Quote of dropseys quote: I don't understand the rub here. Apparently, Maryland V&T law requires the use of seatbelts and provides sanctions for violation of said law. Bang! (sound of gavel) Case closed! She fought the law (not the police)...

RE: Losing power I do not care for the "Pirate" frothing-at-the-mouth discussion boards. The "Pirate" tech section, however, is a horse of a different color and well-worth a look-see. For general Jeep mod tech, try this link: http://www.pirate4x4.com/tech/ For winching/vehicle recovery...

RE: Re: RE: "Sandwhich" or "Sammich" Hi-Ya Griff, Depending on how far you want to go with preventive measures: (1.) Do what 88Wrangles wrote in his post. (2.) Remove the sparkplugs and give each cylinder a shot of aerosol fogging oil. (Available at boating supply retailers.) After...

RE: Very cold starting It is sandwich. http://www.open-sandwich.co.uk/history/sandwiches.htm I don't really care what you call it because no sandwich/sammich is as good as diner meatloaf!!!! Down with sandwiches!!! The sandwich is dead!!! Citizens rejoice!!! Long live diner meatloaf...

RE: Jeep won Ian, When I had the same "impossible to remove full-steel doors" problem, I solved the problem with the use of a thin (one-inch wide) ratchet strap. Parked the Bubbacon in the garage such that garage roof joist was directly above the Jeep door hinges. Threaded ratchet strap over...

Pit Bull Rocker Tires Let me try a different tack on this question: If changing tire size causes your speedo to read 5 percent high, then the odometer reading will also be high by 5 percent. (The speedo and odometer receive the same input, whether that input is from a mechanical or an...

RE: Castrophe on the Interstate-Revolvers Save the Day A 1963 Studebaker, Gran Turismo. Regards, Stuck in the past, Gadget :wink:

RE: "Best use of Rollcage" Winner... Now we know why the state slogan of New Mexico is... "The Land of Enchantment." Gadget

I don't necessarily have an answer to your question, but perhaps I can provide something to ponder. When car manufactures design an engine for a street vehicle, that engine is cammed, carbed/injected and a whole lot of other stuff in ways that make the engine suitable as a reliable power plant...

Topic sentence follows: :evil: The argumentation during this thread was at times – disgusting! :evil: By way of my angry reaction, I have several favors to ask: (A.) Read the list of fallacies of argumentation following this post. (B.) Re-read this entire thread – start to finish...

RE: Ginger or Mary Ann? *deleted* Mis-read the question. Gadget

Hi jumppr, I don't know which model of Jeep you own...but... On my CJ, the door pin-switches complete the interior courtesy light circuit to chassis ground when a door is opened. That is: when a door is opened the pin-switch button pops out and the wire on the back end of the switch is...