What did you do to your non-G body project today? [2022]
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Probably should have changed those 50k ago.
This is what 285k and 18yrs old looks like in IA, MN and ND.
Also wifi dust shields.
New rotors, pads, sway bar end links and bushings for the rust-rainier. Thankfully no more clunks over bumps!
This is what 285k and 18yrs old looks like in IA, MN and ND.
Also wifi dust shields.
New rotors, pads, sway bar end links and bushings for the rust-rainier. Thankfully no more clunks over bumps!
hell, I'd be just as worried, if not more, about the rust-thru on the shock mount bracket
No thank goodness. I put it under the lean to of my new barn.
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Yes, outside. Wife wanted hot water for when she washes the dogs. We live out in the woods so it will be handy when its hot out or after I work out
Optical illusion. That's the dust shield or at least what's left. Shock bracket is surprisingly solid.
I'm not a mechanic never claimed to be that's why I sent it out 5 months ago
And pretty soon you'll discover the deer and bear and various other assorted critters lined up and waiting for a drink, no doubt...........😆
Nick
Nick
Maybe it's a design feature. As the vehicle's engine loses power and torque due to age/mileage, some non-essential parts equally lose mass lowering overall vehicle weight.
Net result, still feels peppy and worth driving a little while longer
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