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Camping trip with @micahfelker and a really nice taco (tube bumpers f/r, sliders, 33 M/T’s & factory rear locker)2 points
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Impacts are great for taking things apart, but also great for screwing things up when putting them back together. The service manual specs 58-65 lb-f on the cam sprocket bolts. I welded up a tool to hold the cam sprocket while I tightened the bolt with the torque wrench, but I've read that you can hold it well enough with the old belt and vise grips. If the threads are okay, then yeah, I imagine it'll back out pretty easily once there's no tension on it. I ran into that recently replacing the water filter in the house. Turns out it's a lot easier to unthread the housing when it doesn't have 50-60 psi jamming the threads together!1 point
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Yeah, I actually didn't realize how much it looked like my Pathy until I uploaded the photos. It's uncanny lol. I gave my friends a good scare with that one. I have no idea what happened to the Runner but it looks like a head on collision. No trails above so it wasn't a roll. Funny thing, on my way out a few hours later, a flatbed stopped by me as I was airing up. The trooper following him had to get on the horn and tell him I'm not the one.1 point