Doin' the calipers
 

Doing them late at night in the cold.. why??? I had to get this done. my old ones where starting to stick... car sat for 5 days lol :nod: My friend Mike (BC4) and Ricky both helped me with the car tonight. We had fun. Now I'm back on the road. Few more things to go :)

Here's some photos and a video of the stupidity...

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Ill have to watch the vid later. What happened to the launch pic :lol: To bad I dont have any pics of my flat tire to add :lol: GAY SHAY! BAHAHAHAHAHA

I've done many nighttime jobs on the car. I use a halogen flood light most of the time.

U-Joints at night in a snow storm .. thats a fun one also.

Glad your back on the road once again, sucks having a car down.

i did a trans mount one, at night in a parking lot, using a scissor jack and jumper cables hooked to an old head light.

Yeah if you couldnt tell i was using a miners light strapped to my head lol looks retarted but beats trying to hold a light, a wrench, and the part you trying to put on :lol:

at least in the North we have garages, hehe

I haz garage...she dosent. My garage is full of car/parts/engines/ect...

the flood light is awesome....... and if you didn't break the jeep in the snow storm then you wouldn't of had to fix it in the snow storm.:moon:

Somewhat less than ideal conditions lol but glad to hear you got it done and are back on the road again