A little frozen mud
10-15-2009, 08:33 AM
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A little frozen mud
So while I was wheeling on moday it was -7C out and every bit of water froze onto the front of my Jeep.
I found an old car sitting in an old gravel pit and figured I would drive up on it and when I went to disconnect the sway bar the light would flash but would not stay on steady. I thought right away that my dico motor was screwed like I hear so many others had but when I got home this is what I found.
Under neath the frozen mud there is a disco motor somewhere in there.
There is a winch in here somewhere too.
Then I also ripped my back bumper half off as well
I found an old car sitting in an old gravel pit and figured I would drive up on it and when I went to disconnect the sway bar the light would flash but would not stay on steady. I thought right away that my dico motor was screwed like I hear so many others had but when I got home this is what I found.
Under neath the frozen mud there is a disco motor somewhere in there.
There is a winch in here somewhere too.
Then I also ripped my back bumper half off as well
10-15-2009, 09:01 AM
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I was trying to need it and my jeep just wouldnt get stuck in anything I put it through.
When I got home I had to see if it would work like that and after prying the cap off the solonoid box so I could hook up the controler it worked just fine.... Ahh the reliability of a Warn
When I got home I had to see if it would work like that and after prying the cap off the solonoid box so I could hook up the controler it worked just fine.... Ahh the reliability of a Warn
10-15-2009, 09:10 AM
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Holy $hit! That would never happen down here, it has been mid 90's for the past two weeks! Sucks! Thankfully top down and doors off weather is moving in tonight!
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10-15-2009, 09:17 AM
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man looks like you had fun.......have fun cleaning that....probably bring it in a shop overnight to thaw out, then pressure wash the crap out of it......you are going to be busy.... good job
good job
10-15-2009, 09:22 AM
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Anyone want to start taking bets if the Disco will work afterwards?
It is fully incased in ice including the whole sway bar.
Personally I will be shocked if it works after this
Horwitz- This is why we have more alcohol in our
up here.... to keep it from freezing
It is fully incased in ice including the whole sway bar.
Personally I will be shocked if it works after this
Horwitz- This is why we have more alcohol in our
up here.... to keep it from freezing
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10-15-2009, 09:41 AM
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........My e-disco crapped out about 1 month ago....I am changing to the Currie Antirock full sway system...no more diconnecting or connecting anything.....