GrimGreg

Do that on your own time and while on a different web site! Fuse good? Wire cut somewhere?

I've found random tools, like a 24" monkey wrench just laying in the street, and a Craftsman adjustable wrench with the price tag still on it sitting in the Sears parking lot. Got a nice crow bar and 10mm socket out of a junk car at the yard, just threw them in my tool bag, lol.

You're welcome.

JDM/NA doesn't make any differences, they all used the same parts. If the tranny was behind a VG motor, and the Terrano has a VG motor it will be direct swap. If the Terrano had a TD, then a tranny from behind a VG will not work. I.E., you gotta match the engine with the tranny type.

You can pay your electric and gas bills at the local Kroger grocery stores here, I'm sure you can at Wal Mart, Giant Eagle and Meijer also. Yeah, any old company issued tokens are rare, mostly mining ones in this area. Hmmm, gives me ideas for metal detecting locals, as I know where a few old coal towns/mines are that aren't very populated any more.

There should be a switch on the dash that either says "auto/power" or on the button "E-AT", make sure it is in the auto or AT position.

Jack it up and spin the wheel, if the CV axel spins too, the hub is locked in.

Makes a great Secret Santa present too! (Thanks again Pezzy!)

My next one is going to be the ending image of this gif under the scorpion:

Rags, lots and lots of rags, lol.

Here are mine: "Link" was my first, I wanted a scorpion being Scorpio, but didn't want realistic or tribal, had this chain link design on a T-shirt. Again, I wanted a tricycle, but wanted something different, found this on a flash. Right calf. Wanted a flaming 8 ball, again wanted to be different, so I did it in negative to match the tricycle. Left calf. The "devil" was one everyone in my band decided to get, and we all got it slightly different, it was based on this: The bat was because I got the nickname "Batman" at work, so I fount a celtic charm of a bat and had the tattooist draw it up. This was before shading, need to get one with the shading, as it is a lot more detailed. But that is "King Cleo", I got it to match one my wife got on her shoulder as a coverup.

Without knowing that, if someone saw those names they would think you got screwed by the tattooist. But knowing that also makes them uber awesome!

I ought to run some through my 93, it is getting kinda laggy on shifting when cold.

A growling noise is usually a wheel bearing, or other rotating part noise. A shifting would give you a clumking sound or bump feel.

Sometimes switching to s full synthetic on a higher mile engine can cause leaks that weren't there with conventional oil.

Unless you are doing a divorced T-case setup at the same time.

Did the belt squeal? I've hit puddles and had my lights flash on just for a moment, it's usually from the belt slipping and is just fine afterwards. If they came on and stayed on, the alternator is done.

Wider tires have a greater contact patch than a narrow tire.

If the LCA was that rusty, the bolt is probably rusted to the sleeve in the bushing. Maybe cut it out?

Yeah, I think those of us who have bothered to reply are on the same wave length as for the way we think, live and spend.

Jackson sells a conversion kit for their stuff so that the swivel clips into the hard hat. (How mine is actually setup.)

Why are people freaked out about welding a gas tank? If you have it drained and the pump assembly out of it, if there were fumes that ignited, it would just burn, not explode since it isn't a sealed container.

Cool, shoe horn that in there and close the hood, I wanna see it

I would have the plates welded on, with it just sitting there they aren't taking any of the shear force, the thin frame metal is.

I have a Jackson standard view auto-dark. Only issue I ever had was when I was in a tight spot and not looking directly at the weld spot, or something between me and the spot I was welding and the trigger was blocked. Good thing is even non-darkened it is still tinted a bit, about like torch goggles.