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What did you do to your jimny today?
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Keefe wrote: Made a start clearing the garage out and 'sorting stuff' out.
Found a Jimny that I had misplaced. :laugh:
Got buried in a load of tents when I opened the back door!! :ohmy:
Will be carrying on with the clear-out every day after work this coming two weeks.
I might be able to make a start on it then at bloody last!!!
"Not before long!" I hear you cry.
Watch this space.............................
if it was blue you would have never lost it!
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Halford wrote: did you just count the no of threads or something, or have you had the tracking done again ?
Just thread counting .. my Jimny is ONLY for off-roading so each trip the wheels get bashed, so pretty pointless getting it tracked!
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Halford wrote: maverick wrote:
:woohoo: result, how bad were they, I've got one that's splitno DW anymore
Threy were dire , on last trip out a farm worker told me he could see my front wheels wobbling (he thought my wheels nuts were loose)... I thought the wheel bearings had gone (nope) so looked at all Track-rod ends and OMG were they all sloppy!!
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Also re-bled the brakes, this time plucking up the courage to undo the rear load valve bleed nipple (have always feared snapping it off as its a bit corroded) and it undid very slowly
Had the bright idea of putting the rear of the J up on ramps to bleed the rear wheels and the load valve, guessing that any air will rise to the highest point. Indeed, my brakes have never felt better so I think there has been a small pocket of air moving around the system that's finally been expelled. With a new caliper, they should be even better
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You can see the 5 minute video clip here:
www.bigjimny.com/index.php/forum/8-my-ji...jimny?start=12#72418
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