Driving with your nuts out, fix
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Driving with your nuts out, fix
So I have seen a few people complain of a rattle around the 'B' pillar area, and I think I figured it out. I didn't have that rattle untill the last week when I started driving around with my nuts out, (which I have always done in my other Jeeps with no problem). OH, I am refering to the DOOR HINGE NUTS by the way!
So, I'm gonna stick em back on before I go to work in the morning before I go to work and see if the rattle goes away.
Any one with the rattle have their nuts out too?
So, I'm gonna stick em back on before I go to work in the morning before I go to work and see if the rattle goes away.
Any one with the rattle have their nuts out too?
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Hmm
I drove around with my nutz out one day and it was kinda scary. Things would seem to bounce up and down and I was afraid something would fall off that would be expensive to replace.
I weighed the pros and cons of having your nutz out or in and decided that I was much more comfortable with my nutz in as opposed to out. Not that it is more aesthetically pleasing but I think it is safer and my wife seems to like it better too.
My mother in law even noticed my nutz were out which kinda surprised me. She said I should put them back in also in case I get into a wreck, something might fly out.
So for me its nutz in for safety. Its not really that big of a deal to take them out anyways.
I weighed the pros and cons of having your nutz out or in and decided that I was much more comfortable with my nutz in as opposed to out. Not that it is more aesthetically pleasing but I think it is safer and my wife seems to like it better too.
My mother in law even noticed my nutz were out which kinda surprised me. She said I should put them back in also in case I get into a wreck, something might fly out.
So for me its nutz in for safety. Its not really that big of a deal to take them out anyways.
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I was wearing some shorts the other day when I hoped into the jeep to move it and the wife told me mine were out. Of course my doors are off so i could not figure out what she was talking about.
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On a related note, I was in a relaxed, "let-it-all-hang-out" mindset, and decided to drive around with my rod hanging out. I kept driving around and kept hearing whistles everywhere I went...
Then I realized it was the sound of my fishing line cutting through the air at speed - did you think I meant something else?
Then I realized it was the sound of my fishing line cutting through the air at speed - did you think I meant something else?
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On a related note, I was in a relaxed, "let-it-all-hang-out" mindset, and decided to drive around with my rod hanging out. I kept driving around and kept hearing whistles everywhere I went...
Then I realized it was the sound of my fishing line cutting through the air at speed - did you think I meant something else?
Then I realized it was the sound of my fishing line cutting through the air at speed - did you think I meant something else?
Why yes, i did.
I thought you were trying to attract lightning Mr. Franklin.
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Ahhh... the beauty of riding in a topless/doorless jeep. The wind through your hair...
The wind through your sack...
Never do anything half ass... always go NUTS OUT!!!
The wind through your sack...
Never do anything half ass... always go NUTS OUT!!!
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