HarryS

Don't you smell the paint burning?

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HarryS
JAFGBR
JAFTJO
<reply@grouponly.com> wrote in message
news:gv8440t8tpkdh7dcn6j48bq8tokl0pddf3@4ax.com...
> Hey People !
>
> My ride is '97 TJ Sahara Ragtop.
> Still looks OK, but,... That carpet is just TOO
> ratty looking anymore. I'd like to try just yanking it.
> No carpet at all fits my idea of a jeep better anyway.
>
> I was just about to do it today in prep for a
> nice couple of hours detailing it when I decided
> to check to manual. It gave me a big: DON"T DO THAT.
> Reason; high floor pan temps could burn riders.
>
> I wanta ask the group: Is that true ? Should I care
> or is this a CYA from the Jeep Legal Dept. ?
> (I sure don't wanna melt my K-Swiss ! - <grin> )
> Any feedback appreciated and thanks.
>
> Andrew
> (Wash., D.C. area - some good weather- finally!)

HarryS

Don't you smell the paint burning?

--
HarryS
JAFGBR
JAFTJO
<reply@grouponly.com> wrote in message
news:gv8440t8tpkdh7dcn6j48bq8tokl0pddf3@4ax.com...
> Hey People !
>
> My ride is '97 TJ Sahara Ragtop.
> Still looks OK, but,... That carpet is just TOO
> ratty looking anymore. I'd like to try just yanking it.
> No carpet at all fits my idea of a jeep better anyway.
>
> I was just about to do it today in prep for a
> nice couple of hours detailing it when I decided
> to check to manual. It gave me a big: DON"T DO THAT.
> Reason; high floor pan temps could burn riders.
>
> I wanta ask the group: Is that true ? Should I care
> or is this a CYA from the Jeep Legal Dept. ?
> (I sure don't wanna melt my K-Swiss ! - <grin> )
> Any feedback appreciated and thanks.
>
> Andrew
> (Wash., D.C. area - some good weather- finally!)

HarryS

Don't you smell the paint burning?

--
HarryS
JAFGBR
JAFTJO
<reply@grouponly.com> wrote in message
news:gv8440t8tpkdh7dcn6j48bq8tokl0pddf3@4ax.com...
> Hey People !
>
> My ride is '97 TJ Sahara Ragtop.
> Still looks OK, but,... That carpet is just TOO
> ratty looking anymore. I'd like to try just yanking it.
> No carpet at all fits my idea of a jeep better anyway.
>
> I was just about to do it today in prep for a
> nice couple of hours detailing it when I decided
> to check to manual. It gave me a big: DON"T DO THAT.
> Reason; high floor pan temps could burn riders.
>
> I wanta ask the group: Is that true ? Should I care
> or is this a CYA from the Jeep Legal Dept. ?
> (I sure don't wanna melt my K-Swiss ! - <grin> )
> Any feedback appreciated and thanks.
>
> Andrew
> (Wash., D.C. area - some good weather- finally!)

reply@grouponly.com

On Sun, 29 Feb 2004 16:19:45 -0500, "HarryS" <harry-s@comcast.net>
wrote:

>Don't you smell the paint burning?

LOL. Too late for today.
Next dry day-off, it's gone.

THX !

Andrew

reply@grouponly.com

On Sun, 29 Feb 2004 16:19:45 -0500, "HarryS" <harry-s@comcast.net>
wrote:

>Don't you smell the paint burning?

LOL. Too late for today.
Next dry day-off, it's gone.

THX !

Andrew

reply@grouponly.com

On Sun, 29 Feb 2004 16:19:45 -0500, "HarryS" <harry-s@comcast.net>
wrote:

>Don't you smell the paint burning?

LOL. Too late for today.
Next dry day-off, it's gone.

THX !

Andrew

Ichabod Shagnasti

I pulled the carpet out of my '98 and my '01. It gets warm around the hump
just under the shifter, but I haven't noticed it being unbearable. My '01
ran without carpet for quite a while, but I have it Rhinolined now. It
still gets warm, but not as hot as the bare metal.

I'd pull them and get some think rubber floor mats.

<reply@grouponly.com> wrote in message
news:gv8440t8tpkdh7dcn6j48bq8tokl0pddf3@4ax.com...
> Hey People !
>
> My ride is '97 TJ Sahara Ragtop.
> Still looks OK, but,... That carpet is just TOO
> ratty looking anymore. I'd like to try just yanking it.
> No carpet at all fits my idea of a jeep better anyway.
>
> I was just about to do it today in prep for a
> nice couple of hours detailing it when I decided
> to check to manual. It gave me a big: DON"T DO THAT.
> Reason; high floor pan temps could burn riders.
>
> I wanta ask the group: Is that true ? Should I care
> or is this a CYA from the Jeep Legal Dept. ?
> (I sure don't wanna melt my K-Swiss ! - <grin> )
> Any feedback appreciated and thanks.
>
> Andrew
> (Wash., D.C. area - some good weather- finally!)

Ichabod Shagnasti

I pulled the carpet out of my '98 and my '01. It gets warm around the hump
just under the shifter, but I haven't noticed it being unbearable. My '01
ran without carpet for quite a while, but I have it Rhinolined now. It
still gets warm, but not as hot as the bare metal.

I'd pull them and get some think rubber floor mats.

<reply@grouponly.com> wrote in message
news:gv8440t8tpkdh7dcn6j48bq8tokl0pddf3@4ax.com...
> Hey People !
>
> My ride is '97 TJ Sahara Ragtop.
> Still looks OK, but,... That carpet is just TOO
> ratty looking anymore. I'd like to try just yanking it.
> No carpet at all fits my idea of a jeep better anyway.
>
> I was just about to do it today in prep for a
> nice couple of hours detailing it when I decided
> to check to manual. It gave me a big: DON"T DO THAT.
> Reason; high floor pan temps could burn riders.
>
> I wanta ask the group: Is that true ? Should I care
> or is this a CYA from the Jeep Legal Dept. ?
> (I sure don't wanna melt my K-Swiss ! - <grin> )
> Any feedback appreciated and thanks.
>
> Andrew
> (Wash., D.C. area - some good weather- finally!)

Ichabod Shagnasti

I pulled the carpet out of my '98 and my '01. It gets warm around the hump
just under the shifter, but I haven't noticed it being unbearable. My '01
ran without carpet for quite a while, but I have it Rhinolined now. It
still gets warm, but not as hot as the bare metal.

I'd pull them and get some think rubber floor mats.

<reply@grouponly.com> wrote in message
news:gv8440t8tpkdh7dcn6j48bq8tokl0pddf3@4ax.com...
> Hey People !
>
> My ride is '97 TJ Sahara Ragtop.
> Still looks OK, but,... That carpet is just TOO
> ratty looking anymore. I'd like to try just yanking it.
> No carpet at all fits my idea of a jeep better anyway.
>
> I was just about to do it today in prep for a
> nice couple of hours detailing it when I decided
> to check to manual. It gave me a big: DON"T DO THAT.
> Reason; high floor pan temps could burn riders.
>
> I wanta ask the group: Is that true ? Should I care
> or is this a CYA from the Jeep Legal Dept. ?
> (I sure don't wanna melt my K-Swiss ! - <grin> )
> Any feedback appreciated and thanks.
>
> Andrew
> (Wash., D.C. area - some good weather- finally!)

jbjeep

wear shoes. lol.

I know, I know, its too damn hot down there most of the year.



On Sun, 29 Feb 2004 11:23:54 -0800, "CRWLR" <CRWLRJEFF@YAHOO.COM> wrote:

>>I don't know if it is true that you will burn anybody, but I was very
>>uncomfortable driving barefoot, or with sandles on. I need to use heavy
>>rubber floor mats to be comfortable driving my CJ.
>>
>>
>>
>>
>><reply@grouponly.com> wrote in message
>>news:gv8440t8tpkdh7dcn6j48bq8tokl0pddf3@4ax.com. ..
>>> Hey People !
>>>
>>> My ride is '97 TJ Sahara Ragtop.
>>> Still looks OK, but,... That carpet is just TOO
>>> ratty looking anymore. I'd like to try just yanking it.
>>> No carpet at all fits my idea of a jeep better anyway.
>>>
>>> I was just about to do it today in prep for a
>>> nice couple of hours detailing it when I decided
>>> to check to manual. It gave me a big: DON"T DO THAT.
>>> Reason; high floor pan temps could burn riders.
>>>
>>> I wanta ask the group: Is that true ? Should I care
>>> or is this a CYA from the Jeep Legal Dept. ?
>>> (I sure don't wanna melt my K-Swiss ! - <grin> )
>>> Any feedback appreciated and thanks.
>>>
>>> Andrew
>>> (Wash., D.C. area - some good weather- finally!)
>>