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10-21-2012, 10:41 AM
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Holy Sh!t. I almost turded my pants just watching the video 
. I was with Marks group and after battling through a few trails and winch festing for a bit, we decided to head back towards Naches. I'm sure he'll have some updates for us after his hand recovers 
. I was with Marks group and after battling through a few trails and winch festing for a bit, we decided to head back towards Naches. I'm sure he'll have some updates for us after his hand recovers
10-21-2012, 10:48 AM
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10-21-2012, 05:15 PM
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Originally Posted by tiltz
Great Video Anthony!
Is your steering wheel out of center? If so, that would be the cause of your ESP light.
It is very easy to fix. You just need to align your front wheels so they are straight (regardless of which way the steering wheel has turned). And then loosen the 2 15mm bolts holding the adjustment sleeve on the drag link. Then rotate the sleeve clockwise or counter clockwise until your steering wheel is straight. Once loose the collar may rotate freely or might require a little extra force with vice grips or channel locks.
Is your steering wheel out of center? If so, that would be the cause of your ESP light.
It is very easy to fix. You just need to align your front wheels so they are straight (regardless of which way the steering wheel has turned). And then loosen the 2 15mm bolts holding the adjustment sleeve on the drag link. Then rotate the sleeve clockwise or counter clockwise until your steering wheel is straight. Once loose the collar may rotate freely or might require a little extra force with vice grips or channel locks.
I don't trust myself enough. You heard me say I was going to keep tight with you.... I can learn a lot from a guy like you.
Do you have a equipped garage and a place to work on your ride? I'm a bit limited to what I have.
10-21-2012, 09:38 PM
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Yeah, I have a garage and some tools. Let me know if you need any help with anything.
Oh Yeah, my emails is dmtilton@ hotmail
Oh Yeah, my emails is dmtilton@ hotmail
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10-22-2012, 07:52 AM
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I got you in my contacts now so I may just email you directly going forward.
Im not terribly afraid to get under the Jeep and bust a few knuckles, Im just not that good at understanding how it all goes together and I rely on this for alot of freeway driving. I like a second set of eyes around so Im not missing anything. I like to work on it and I like to help others so I would be interested in some of your projects just to learn and give a hand.
What kind of work schedule are you on?
10-22-2012, 10:34 AM
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Here is my broken hard that I jimmied together.
And then the other side all bent out of shape.
Should be safe and out of the way now. I relocated the hardline to so they run along the top of the frame rail.
And then the other side all bent out of shape.
Should be safe and out of the way now. I relocated the hardline to so they run along the top of the frame rail.
10-22-2012, 11:21 AM
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Here is my broken hard that I jimmied together.
Attachment 381096
And then the other side all bent out of shape.
Attachment 381097
Should be safe and out of the way now. I relocated the hardline to so they run along the top of the frame rail.
Attachment 381098
Attachment 381099
Attachment 381096
And then the other side all bent out of shape.
Attachment 381097
Should be safe and out of the way now. I relocated the hardline to so they run along the top of the frame rail.
Attachment 381098
Attachment 381099