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Re: When my windows are out & top up, the back portion of the toplifts-CO WARNING!
There 'should' be.
Like the old station wagons even had stickers on the tailgate warning not to drive with the window open. I got sort of caught too. I was thinking the TJ one might be different than my CJ one because the side windows come out too so there would be air flow. I was wrong, it still fills the cab up with CO fast and deadly. Mike FrankW wrote: > > It amases me how many people I've seen driving around > with the back window rolled up, yet the rest of > the windows are closed. Isn't there any mention of that problem in > the owners manual? > > Mike Romain wrote: > > You have to 'Really' watch out for those!!! > > > > Same for running with the back windows out. > > > > If you roll up the door windows, you 'Will' get carbon monoxide > > poisoned! > > > > That just happened in a friend's TJ. His GF warned me he always falls > > asleep when driving. We went on a trip and sure enough, less than one > > hour and he is nodding off. I drove and I started not being able to > > keep my eyes open, then realized what that heavy feeling in my forehead > > was. CO gas. > > > > I got all the windows open and the fan on and then was ok. My friend > > then woke right up too. > > > > He just told me yesterday that the same thing happened when he tried to > > run with the windows only a quarter down because it was cold and he > > forgot the windows. > > > > Mike > > 86/00 CJ7 Laredo, 33x9.5 BFG Muds, 'glass nose to tail in '00 > > 88 Cherokee 235 BFG AT's > > > > Chad Fraker wrote: > > > >>although it has only happened occasionally, I gave a look at a set of Mesh > >>windows by bestop. > >>"Andy" <trailrider2008@hotmail.com> wrote in message > >>news:ZZgNc.193833$Oq2.150588@attbi_s52... > >> > >>>and it is a royal pain. Now that hot weather has arrived I like to keep > >> > >>the > >> > >>>top up for shade and windows out for ventilation. But, the rear portion > >> > >>of > >> > >>>my top - drivers side - slides off the rail due to ?? wind. I seem to > >>>remember this discussion before. > >>> > >>>Has anybody found a fix short of getting a jamboree top or bikini (which I > >>>have). > >>> > >>>Thanks, > >>> > >>>Andy > >>>2001 TJ > >>> > >>> > >>> |
Re: When my windows are out & top up, the back portion of the toplifts-CO WARNING!
There 'should' be.
Like the old station wagons even had stickers on the tailgate warning not to drive with the window open. I got sort of caught too. I was thinking the TJ one might be different than my CJ one because the side windows come out too so there would be air flow. I was wrong, it still fills the cab up with CO fast and deadly. Mike FrankW wrote: > > It amases me how many people I've seen driving around > with the back window rolled up, yet the rest of > the windows are closed. Isn't there any mention of that problem in > the owners manual? > > Mike Romain wrote: > > You have to 'Really' watch out for those!!! > > > > Same for running with the back windows out. > > > > If you roll up the door windows, you 'Will' get carbon monoxide > > poisoned! > > > > That just happened in a friend's TJ. His GF warned me he always falls > > asleep when driving. We went on a trip and sure enough, less than one > > hour and he is nodding off. I drove and I started not being able to > > keep my eyes open, then realized what that heavy feeling in my forehead > > was. CO gas. > > > > I got all the windows open and the fan on and then was ok. My friend > > then woke right up too. > > > > He just told me yesterday that the same thing happened when he tried to > > run with the windows only a quarter down because it was cold and he > > forgot the windows. > > > > Mike > > 86/00 CJ7 Laredo, 33x9.5 BFG Muds, 'glass nose to tail in '00 > > 88 Cherokee 235 BFG AT's > > > > Chad Fraker wrote: > > > >>although it has only happened occasionally, I gave a look at a set of Mesh > >>windows by bestop. > >>"Andy" <trailrider2008@hotmail.com> wrote in message > >>news:ZZgNc.193833$Oq2.150588@attbi_s52... > >> > >>>and it is a royal pain. Now that hot weather has arrived I like to keep > >> > >>the > >> > >>>top up for shade and windows out for ventilation. But, the rear portion > >> > >>of > >> > >>>my top - drivers side - slides off the rail due to ?? wind. I seem to > >>>remember this discussion before. > >>> > >>>Has anybody found a fix short of getting a jamboree top or bikini (which I > >>>have). > >>> > >>>Thanks, > >>> > >>>Andy > >>>2001 TJ > >>> > >>> > >>> |
Re: When my windows are out & top up, the back portion of the toplifts-CO WARNING!
There 'should' be.
Like the old station wagons even had stickers on the tailgate warning not to drive with the window open. I got sort of caught too. I was thinking the TJ one might be different than my CJ one because the side windows come out too so there would be air flow. I was wrong, it still fills the cab up with CO fast and deadly. Mike FrankW wrote: > > It amases me how many people I've seen driving around > with the back window rolled up, yet the rest of > the windows are closed. Isn't there any mention of that problem in > the owners manual? > > Mike Romain wrote: > > You have to 'Really' watch out for those!!! > > > > Same for running with the back windows out. > > > > If you roll up the door windows, you 'Will' get carbon monoxide > > poisoned! > > > > That just happened in a friend's TJ. His GF warned me he always falls > > asleep when driving. We went on a trip and sure enough, less than one > > hour and he is nodding off. I drove and I started not being able to > > keep my eyes open, then realized what that heavy feeling in my forehead > > was. CO gas. > > > > I got all the windows open and the fan on and then was ok. My friend > > then woke right up too. > > > > He just told me yesterday that the same thing happened when he tried to > > run with the windows only a quarter down because it was cold and he > > forgot the windows. > > > > Mike > > 86/00 CJ7 Laredo, 33x9.5 BFG Muds, 'glass nose to tail in '00 > > 88 Cherokee 235 BFG AT's > > > > Chad Fraker wrote: > > > >>although it has only happened occasionally, I gave a look at a set of Mesh > >>windows by bestop. > >>"Andy" <trailrider2008@hotmail.com> wrote in message > >>news:ZZgNc.193833$Oq2.150588@attbi_s52... > >> > >>>and it is a royal pain. Now that hot weather has arrived I like to keep > >> > >>the > >> > >>>top up for shade and windows out for ventilation. But, the rear portion > >> > >>of > >> > >>>my top - drivers side - slides off the rail due to ?? wind. I seem to > >>>remember this discussion before. > >>> > >>>Has anybody found a fix short of getting a jamboree top or bikini (which I > >>>have). > >>> > >>>Thanks, > >>> > >>>Andy > >>>2001 TJ > >>> > >>> > >>> |
Re: When my windows are out & top up, the back portion of the toplifts- CO WARNING!
Mike,
You are correct. One should not keep the hard door windows closed with the rear window out. If I have the windows out I mean the quarter and rear and my door windows are down/open. My issue is the rear portion of the top comes off the rail sometimes. I looked at everything and it is all tight. I just thought there was some talk about this problem some time ago. I know the guy that owns Clover Patch (Window Roll guy) - we wheel sometimes so I'll ask him if he heard of this. Maybe he can help. I'd like to take the top back there off the rail and I would have a jamboree top. Andy "Mike Romain" <romainm@sympatico.ca> wrote in message news:4107BE21.49BD2693@sympatico.ca... > There 'should' be. > > Like the old station wagons even had stickers on the tailgate warning > not to drive with the window open. > > I got sort of caught too. I was thinking the TJ one might be different > than my CJ one because the side windows come out too so there would be > air flow. > > I was wrong, it still fills the cab up with CO fast and deadly. > > Mike > > FrankW wrote: > > > > It amases me how many people I've seen driving around > > with the back window rolled up, yet the rest of > > the windows are closed. Isn't there any mention of that problem in > > the owners manual? > > > > Mike Romain wrote: > > > You have to 'Really' watch out for those!!! > > > > > > Same for running with the back windows out. > > > > > > If you roll up the door windows, you 'Will' get carbon monoxide > > > poisoned! > > > > > > That just happened in a friend's TJ. His GF warned me he always falls > > > asleep when driving. We went on a trip and sure enough, less than one > > > hour and he is nodding off. I drove and I started not being able to > > > keep my eyes open, then realized what that heavy feeling in my forehead > > > was. CO gas. > > > > > > I got all the windows open and the fan on and then was ok. My friend > > > then woke right up too. > > > > > > He just told me yesterday that the same thing happened when he tried to > > > run with the windows only a quarter down because it was cold and he > > > forgot the windows. > > > > > > Mike > > > 86/00 CJ7 Laredo, 33x9.5 BFG Muds, 'glass nose to tail in '00 > > > 88 Cherokee 235 BFG AT's > > > > > > Chad Fraker wrote: > > > > > >>although it has only happened occasionally, I gave a look at a set of Mesh > > >>windows by bestop. > > >>"Andy" <trailrider2008@hotmail.com> wrote in message > > >>news:ZZgNc.193833$Oq2.150588@attbi_s52... > > >> > > >>>and it is a royal pain. Now that hot weather has arrived I like to keep > > >> > > >>the > > >> > > >>>top up for shade and windows out for ventilation. But, the rear portion > > >> > > >>of > > >> > > >>>my top - drivers side - slides off the rail due to ?? wind. I seem to > > >>>remember this discussion before. > > >>> > > >>>Has anybody found a fix short of getting a jamboree top or bikini (which I > > >>>have). > > >>> > > >>>Thanks, > > >>> > > >>>Andy > > >>>2001 TJ > > >>> > > >>> > > >>> |
Re: When my windows are out & top up, the back portion of the toplifts- CO WARNING!
Mike,
You are correct. One should not keep the hard door windows closed with the rear window out. If I have the windows out I mean the quarter and rear and my door windows are down/open. My issue is the rear portion of the top comes off the rail sometimes. I looked at everything and it is all tight. I just thought there was some talk about this problem some time ago. I know the guy that owns Clover Patch (Window Roll guy) - we wheel sometimes so I'll ask him if he heard of this. Maybe he can help. I'd like to take the top back there off the rail and I would have a jamboree top. Andy "Mike Romain" <romainm@sympatico.ca> wrote in message news:4107BE21.49BD2693@sympatico.ca... > There 'should' be. > > Like the old station wagons even had stickers on the tailgate warning > not to drive with the window open. > > I got sort of caught too. I was thinking the TJ one might be different > than my CJ one because the side windows come out too so there would be > air flow. > > I was wrong, it still fills the cab up with CO fast and deadly. > > Mike > > FrankW wrote: > > > > It amases me how many people I've seen driving around > > with the back window rolled up, yet the rest of > > the windows are closed. Isn't there any mention of that problem in > > the owners manual? > > > > Mike Romain wrote: > > > You have to 'Really' watch out for those!!! > > > > > > Same for running with the back windows out. > > > > > > If you roll up the door windows, you 'Will' get carbon monoxide > > > poisoned! > > > > > > That just happened in a friend's TJ. His GF warned me he always falls > > > asleep when driving. We went on a trip and sure enough, less than one > > > hour and he is nodding off. I drove and I started not being able to > > > keep my eyes open, then realized what that heavy feeling in my forehead > > > was. CO gas. > > > > > > I got all the windows open and the fan on and then was ok. My friend > > > then woke right up too. > > > > > > He just told me yesterday that the same thing happened when he tried to > > > run with the windows only a quarter down because it was cold and he > > > forgot the windows. > > > > > > Mike > > > 86/00 CJ7 Laredo, 33x9.5 BFG Muds, 'glass nose to tail in '00 > > > 88 Cherokee 235 BFG AT's > > > > > > Chad Fraker wrote: > > > > > >>although it has only happened occasionally, I gave a look at a set of Mesh > > >>windows by bestop. > > >>"Andy" <trailrider2008@hotmail.com> wrote in message > > >>news:ZZgNc.193833$Oq2.150588@attbi_s52... > > >> > > >>>and it is a royal pain. Now that hot weather has arrived I like to keep > > >> > > >>the > > >> > > >>>top up for shade and windows out for ventilation. But, the rear portion > > >> > > >>of > > >> > > >>>my top - drivers side - slides off the rail due to ?? wind. I seem to > > >>>remember this discussion before. > > >>> > > >>>Has anybody found a fix short of getting a jamboree top or bikini (which I > > >>>have). > > >>> > > >>>Thanks, > > >>> > > >>>Andy > > >>>2001 TJ > > >>> > > >>> > > >>> |
Re: When my windows are out & top up, the back portion of the toplifts- CO WARNING!
Mike,
You are correct. One should not keep the hard door windows closed with the rear window out. If I have the windows out I mean the quarter and rear and my door windows are down/open. My issue is the rear portion of the top comes off the rail sometimes. I looked at everything and it is all tight. I just thought there was some talk about this problem some time ago. I know the guy that owns Clover Patch (Window Roll guy) - we wheel sometimes so I'll ask him if he heard of this. Maybe he can help. I'd like to take the top back there off the rail and I would have a jamboree top. Andy "Mike Romain" <romainm@sympatico.ca> wrote in message news:4107BE21.49BD2693@sympatico.ca... > There 'should' be. > > Like the old station wagons even had stickers on the tailgate warning > not to drive with the window open. > > I got sort of caught too. I was thinking the TJ one might be different > than my CJ one because the side windows come out too so there would be > air flow. > > I was wrong, it still fills the cab up with CO fast and deadly. > > Mike > > FrankW wrote: > > > > It amases me how many people I've seen driving around > > with the back window rolled up, yet the rest of > > the windows are closed. Isn't there any mention of that problem in > > the owners manual? > > > > Mike Romain wrote: > > > You have to 'Really' watch out for those!!! > > > > > > Same for running with the back windows out. > > > > > > If you roll up the door windows, you 'Will' get carbon monoxide > > > poisoned! > > > > > > That just happened in a friend's TJ. His GF warned me he always falls > > > asleep when driving. We went on a trip and sure enough, less than one > > > hour and he is nodding off. I drove and I started not being able to > > > keep my eyes open, then realized what that heavy feeling in my forehead > > > was. CO gas. > > > > > > I got all the windows open and the fan on and then was ok. My friend > > > then woke right up too. > > > > > > He just told me yesterday that the same thing happened when he tried to > > > run with the windows only a quarter down because it was cold and he > > > forgot the windows. > > > > > > Mike > > > 86/00 CJ7 Laredo, 33x9.5 BFG Muds, 'glass nose to tail in '00 > > > 88 Cherokee 235 BFG AT's > > > > > > Chad Fraker wrote: > > > > > >>although it has only happened occasionally, I gave a look at a set of Mesh > > >>windows by bestop. > > >>"Andy" <trailrider2008@hotmail.com> wrote in message > > >>news:ZZgNc.193833$Oq2.150588@attbi_s52... > > >> > > >>>and it is a royal pain. Now that hot weather has arrived I like to keep > > >> > > >>the > > >> > > >>>top up for shade and windows out for ventilation. But, the rear portion > > >> > > >>of > > >> > > >>>my top - drivers side - slides off the rail due to ?? wind. I seem to > > >>>remember this discussion before. > > >>> > > >>>Has anybody found a fix short of getting a jamboree top or bikini (which I > > >>>have). > > >>> > > >>>Thanks, > > >>> > > >>>Andy > > >>>2001 TJ > > >>> > > >>> > > >>> |
Re: When my windows are out & top up, the back portion of the toplifts- CO WARNING!
Mike,
You are correct. One should not keep the hard door windows closed with the rear window out. If I have the windows out I mean the quarter and rear and my door windows are down/open. My issue is the rear portion of the top comes off the rail sometimes. I looked at everything and it is all tight. I just thought there was some talk about this problem some time ago. I know the guy that owns Clover Patch (Window Roll guy) - we wheel sometimes so I'll ask him if he heard of this. Maybe he can help. I'd like to take the top back there off the rail and I would have a jamboree top. Andy "Mike Romain" <romainm@sympatico.ca> wrote in message news:4107BE21.49BD2693@sympatico.ca... > There 'should' be. > > Like the old station wagons even had stickers on the tailgate warning > not to drive with the window open. > > I got sort of caught too. I was thinking the TJ one might be different > than my CJ one because the side windows come out too so there would be > air flow. > > I was wrong, it still fills the cab up with CO fast and deadly. > > Mike > > FrankW wrote: > > > > It amases me how many people I've seen driving around > > with the back window rolled up, yet the rest of > > the windows are closed. Isn't there any mention of that problem in > > the owners manual? > > > > Mike Romain wrote: > > > You have to 'Really' watch out for those!!! > > > > > > Same for running with the back windows out. > > > > > > If you roll up the door windows, you 'Will' get carbon monoxide > > > poisoned! > > > > > > That just happened in a friend's TJ. His GF warned me he always falls > > > asleep when driving. We went on a trip and sure enough, less than one > > > hour and he is nodding off. I drove and I started not being able to > > > keep my eyes open, then realized what that heavy feeling in my forehead > > > was. CO gas. > > > > > > I got all the windows open and the fan on and then was ok. My friend > > > then woke right up too. > > > > > > He just told me yesterday that the same thing happened when he tried to > > > run with the windows only a quarter down because it was cold and he > > > forgot the windows. > > > > > > Mike > > > 86/00 CJ7 Laredo, 33x9.5 BFG Muds, 'glass nose to tail in '00 > > > 88 Cherokee 235 BFG AT's > > > > > > Chad Fraker wrote: > > > > > >>although it has only happened occasionally, I gave a look at a set of Mesh > > >>windows by bestop. > > >>"Andy" <trailrider2008@hotmail.com> wrote in message > > >>news:ZZgNc.193833$Oq2.150588@attbi_s52... > > >> > > >>>and it is a royal pain. Now that hot weather has arrived I like to keep > > >> > > >>the > > >> > > >>>top up for shade and windows out for ventilation. But, the rear portion > > >> > > >>of > > >> > > >>>my top - drivers side - slides off the rail due to ?? wind. I seem to > > >>>remember this discussion before. > > >>> > > >>>Has anybody found a fix short of getting a jamboree top or bikini (which I > > >>>have). > > >>> > > >>>Thanks, > > >>> > > >>>Andy > > >>>2001 TJ > > >>> > > >>> > > >>> |
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