What did you do to your jimny today?

Removed and sprayed windscreen wiper arms. Also fitted aero wiper blades.



Removed, sprayed satin black and re fitted rear "suzuki" and "jimny" logos

Boomer wrote

sprayed satin black and re fitted rear "suzuki" and "jimny" logos

mmmmm ! like that idea, for my black Jimny

hot water job - are they just stuck on ?

like the blades, was thinking I'd wait till after the winter

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Cleaned up the gunk left behind with white spirit, but left the faintest of marks to use as a guide to put them back on.

Fix to door with heavy duty clear double sided tape (I say tape it was more like a sticky gunk, very impressed).

www.clasohlson.com/uk/Super-Mounting-Tape/31-1633

Job done

Got the blades for a good price from eBay:

Jump started it again as my batteries had it

Halford wrote:
hot water job - are they just stuck on ?

I use an old dodge I learned when they started sticking badges on instead of using clips and such. You need something like fishing line, kite string (better cos it is rough) or string used for ceiling light switches would do(like in toilets). By using a length of say 2 feet you can do a sawing motion to cut along behind the badge. keep your hands in close to the car bodywork, you don't want the string pulling on the badge and buckling it. It removes most of the sticky and the badge comes right off in seconds.

It's here @ 83266
www.bigjimny.com/index.php/forum/6-jimny...-rims?start=24#83266

Well not today but saturday i used the jimny to tow my new car home for repair

Had a wee play in some local wood, pretty tame but still on road tyres up front and A/T's on the rear. New MUDs will be here tomorrow hopefully.





Also found a picture of my old Jimny, shouldn't of sold her

craigy123 wrote:
Also found a picture of my old Jimny, shouldn't of sold her

True. Very nice.

Just recieved a bit of bad news a few days ago.
My other half was driving my jimny home from work and suddenly started crackling really loud, when she pulled over. (luckily jist outside my house) steam was pouring out the bonnet. thought possibly the head gasket.
Im working awa from home right now and couldnt check myself so got her to send pics of the engine bay. luckily it looks like the radiator bottle has fell off and the crackling and steam would have been the water on the hot exhaust. so Big sigh of relief BUT then today she said she tried to start it to move her back onto our drive and it wont start........ trying to get information from my tecnically challeged girlfriend is pointless and the worst thing is Im not home again till friday and the suspence is killing me.ha just want to noo whats wrong with it and try fix it.

ritchie wrote: Just recieved a bit of bad news a few days ago.

Sometimes it pays not to know!!!!

Ritchie I just looked to see where you are to see if you were close enough to pop round to give it a quick look but you are a wee bit far from me! I am going to Kent tomorrow & Birmingham Sunday too but Scotland is too far!

Today I've replaced the back box on the Jimjam and had a bugger of a job getting it off. Naturally the bolts on the flange were rusted but my Irwin tool for rounded nuts did the trick combined with Mr Angry!

Then it was too big to drop down with the tow bar on and the tailpipe going round and through it's brackets, so Mr Angry cut the tail pipe down just enough for it to be joggled out.

The new one was a completely different story though! It's considerably smaller and slipped into place nicely. With a bit of joining paste and new nuts & bolts from my quality street tin of odd bolts nipped up & all was well.

It is made by Walker Exhausts, so if you have a tow bar, try to get a Walker Exhausts back box to avoid having to fight with rusted bolts on your tow bar!

I gave it a spray with stone chip under the boot floor whilst it was off and was pleased with the lack of rust under there.

I also put some CV grease in the rocklobster as suggested by Rockwatt to quieten it down and after a little drive I don't know if it's worked or not to be honest.

Then I changed the coolant in my Ignis Sport as it's the first winter I've had it so I don't know how old the coolant is.

So I've been a busy boy!

Kirkynut

Pinched a roll of "THIS WAY UP" stickers from out warehouse at work thanks to our storeman Just got to find places to stick them now.