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New guy here.
Hey everyone!
New around here (obviously) and decided to make an intro thread rather than lurk.
Name's Cory - from Richmond Hill (just north of Toronto.) I'm an ex-mechanic and currently doing my heavy equipment operator apprenticeship, and I loves me some Jeeps.
I'm on my second one. First one was a 93 XJ that I bought by fluke for a beater (I was a car guy) and ended up falling in love with. I bought it for 700 bucks, drove it for two years problem free (aside from having to do the front wheel u-joints in it) and it got written off by two ladies playing bumper cars with Honda Civics.
I then went on a Jeep hiatus - during which time I drove a Chevy pickup. I liked it until the motor popped, and then I didn't like it very much at all.
So I went Jeep hunting ad ended up with a 98 GC Laredo. It's essentially stock (aside from halogen foglight replacements) but I plan on doing some work to it once I get more stable financially.
As of right now it's sitting in my driveway awaiting some electrical gremilin chasing. I've been stricken with the dreaded no-start in which the fuel and volt meters on the cluster stay buried at 0, and there is no power to the ignition. I've been told there is a PDF floating around somewhere explaining how to check into the ECM for bad capacitors... but I am awaiting conformation on that.
Anyway - hope to learn some new stuff and maybe meet some local Jeep guys to go wheeling with!
New around here (obviously) and decided to make an intro thread rather than lurk.
Name's Cory - from Richmond Hill (just north of Toronto.) I'm an ex-mechanic and currently doing my heavy equipment operator apprenticeship, and I loves me some Jeeps.
I'm on my second one. First one was a 93 XJ that I bought by fluke for a beater (I was a car guy) and ended up falling in love with. I bought it for 700 bucks, drove it for two years problem free (aside from having to do the front wheel u-joints in it) and it got written off by two ladies playing bumper cars with Honda Civics.
I then went on a Jeep hiatus - during which time I drove a Chevy pickup. I liked it until the motor popped, and then I didn't like it very much at all.
So I went Jeep hunting ad ended up with a 98 GC Laredo. It's essentially stock (aside from halogen foglight replacements) but I plan on doing some work to it once I get more stable financially.
As of right now it's sitting in my driveway awaiting some electrical gremilin chasing. I've been stricken with the dreaded no-start in which the fuel and volt meters on the cluster stay buried at 0, and there is no power to the ignition. I've been told there is a PDF floating around somewhere explaining how to check into the ECM for bad capacitors... but I am awaiting conformation on that.
Anyway - hope to learn some new stuff and maybe meet some local Jeep guys to go wheeling with!
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