What did you do to your jimny today?

GuardianAngel wrote: Well you drove it....isn't that good enough. Count your blessings. :laugh: :laugh:

True. [/quote]

Sometimes it is nice to stop tinkering and just enjoy. :laugh:

helijohn wrote:

GuardianAngel wrote: Well you drove it....isn't that good enough. Count your blessings. :laugh: :laugh:

True.

Sometimes it is nice to stop tinkering and just enjoy. :laugh: [/quote]

Yes. Although there is still a big list of jobs to do :banghead:

GuardianAngel wrote:
Yes. Although there is still a big list of jobs to do :banghead:

Sooooo true, for me especially. :ohmy:

helijohn wrote:

GuardianAngel wrote:
Yes. Although there is still a big list of jobs to do :banghead:

Sooooo true, for me especially. :ohmy:

Lol and me

Ordered my ORA winch plate

On Monday I gave the 'Jimny' a good ‘Jet-wash’ underneath, a few days to dry off.
To-day called over to a very good friends place who has a compressor & all the kit to use with ‘Waxoyl’

I’m well pleased now I have good coating of ‘cold custard’ on the parts other stuff cannot reach.
We used about half a ‘gallon’ can so plenty for a top up should I feel the need ..........

Fixed the ORA rear spring clamps under the Jimny, easy job and looks ok, think they will do their job !

Made a very basic step which bolts onto my rear recovery points, when I say step what I actually mean is a length of box section :whistle: it's only for standing on when aaccessing my roof rack. It will have to come off when offroading. No pi s yet as have just given it a coat of satin black hammerite

Fixed my rear diff as the pinion shaft was rattling and leaking oil, found the flange nut had come loose so my new diff will get put safely as a spare. And replaced a leaky rear shock.

Not the jimny but whipped the motor out of the liana after work,most likely make a start on the jimny tomorrow taking a bit more care with that than i did the liana 40 mins and the running gear was on a pallet lol

Fitted my step for accessing my roof rack when not offroading

Following the 'Waxoyl' treatment to the underside I thought it only right to give a 'top-up' to the paintwork I didn't want the Jimny to implode .......... :whistle:
The 'waxoyl' now has a nice tacky dry feel to it so looks like all is well.
Most things were given a covering fingers crossed it should help in the next 'artic winter' to come .....