Mud-club
Vehicle & Technical => Jeep => Topic started by: CaptainColourful on February 07, 2007, 01:39:03
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We are off to Langdale Quest this Sunday for a play day,taking my newly aquired Grand Cherokee (98 4.0 limited) offroad for the first time.
I have been wondering if I need any wading plugs or owt. Anyone any idea :?:
I have been before but rented one of their colanders ... err cars ... and so know how damp it can be sometimes !
At the moment mine is bog standard, but gradually I will make it more suitable as the cash is available.
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They don't need wading plugs. The axles have breather pipes running up into the body, and some of the t-cases and tranmissions do too. Takes a lot of work to get water into anything expensive. Just make sure you know where the air intake is before you go wading.
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Or the turbo intake if its a diesel :wink: :shock:
You'll have lots of fun in a GC off road
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Thanks guys. It's a petrol so no turbo probs to contend with.. hopefully, good spray of WD40 is about all I should need.
I will let you know how we get on. A good mate of mine (Ian Wood) is a member here too and is going to look after me he says !
Actually, now I think of it... it's all his fault I have got the bug anyway, so he owes me a tow if we get stuck :lol:
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Have a good time... :D took my GC down a local lane this pm 8)
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So I,ve got to look after you now have I?
Don't blame me. You had a Disco long before I got the S3.
I'll give you a ring teatime Sat
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OK... I will admit I did have the V8 Disco but that was never used in anger, just as a tow barge.
It is your fault I have caught the offroad bug.... see yer Sunday, hope you dont get too cold in the caravan !
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hmmm due to unforseen circumstances etc etc :(
I hope you get your exaust fixed soon and we can book again for another day. I will think of you cold and wet on yer back in a dutch barn while I have a nice cold beer tonight.