Jeep humor waiting room ( ** NO POLITICS ** )

[Matthew/E36]

Hmm, I guess its psychological, to keep your foot down on the clutch they make you hold the button. I can't remember if it was the same with the Manual Ram 2500 I test drove last year.

My last car was an MT, push to start...no hold, but if you let the clutch up too early the ignition sequence would stop.

Sponsored

 

[cedxc2005]

I'd tap that...

6/10...not your best work, but it was right there for you...

 

[Billy]

Just invited some JT waiters to join us. Selfishly. I don't want to have to check both forums for this kinda good fuckery.

 

[Matthew/E36]

Saw my exact situation here:
https://www.jlwranglerforums.com/fo...-acting-up-anyone-know-how-to-reprogram.8617/

But anyone find out how to reprogram your key? I need to buy a new fob, but the cut key should still work. Sorry I tried search, but hoping a JHWR jeeple could bail me out! Most cars I've owned have a trick where you do several things in sequence to remap your key to the car so you dont have to get the dealer to "program" it.

 

[Billy]

6/10...not your best work, but it was right there for you...

Y'all sets 'em up, Billy knocks 'em down. Or knocks the bottom out of 'em...

 

[cedxc2005]

Poor word choice on my part...

 

[Smarrtazz]

:cwl::cwl::cwl:

 

[cedxc2005]

My granddaughter likes her Moab gift. It kind of harmonizes with her binky tether.

Look at those eyes...very cute granddaughter.

 

[cedxc2005]

Look at those eyes!!

Jinx!

 

[Sean L]

My last car was an MT, push to start...no hold, but if you let the clutch up too early the ignition sequence would stop.

My newest manual car was a 2003 Mustang that I sold in January. Didn't have the computer controlled ignition so I had to hold the clutch in the whole time, even if I was in neutral and have the Key completing the circuit to the starter. These newfangled vehicles are gettin me confused with all the button pushing and what not lol.

 

[obwahn]

My granddaughter likes her Moab gift. It kind of harmonizes with her binky tether.

Just too darn cute! Grandkids are the best! You can spoil the shit out of them and then pass them off to the parents when you are done playing with them. Totally animated toys.

 

[Sean L]

Just too darn cute! Grandkids are the best! You can spoil the shit out of them and then pass them off to the parents when you are done playing with them. Totally animated toys.

Just make sure you clean the ice cream off the baby's face before dropping them off with mom and dad.

 

[Billy]

Just make sure you clean the ice cream off the baby's face before dropping them off with mom and dad.

That Dad won't be knockin' the bottom out any time soon...


:cwl::cwl::cwl::cwl::cwl:


Haha! Well done.

 

[ResponsibleAdult]

My wife and I both love the Jeep, and it's mainly my vehicle. My "nice" thing for all the sacrifices I've made over the years for us and the family. So, my wife was super supportive of the purchase... and did I mention, we both love it? Well, my wife always makes sure to ask me when ever she wants to take Lady out for a spin. Whether to run to the store, or cart the kids to some location. Well, on Monday, she asks to take our eldest to gymnastics practice. In my usual fashion, I tell her she doesn't have to ask and to have fun. Since I had Monday off, I had finished up being productive for the day and decided to get in some rare video game time. Wife comes home; opens the door and calls out to me from the garage in a concerned voice -- I need to see you. Now, I'm thinking... What did I do? Not do? What did she find out from the eldest while driving to practice that she can't tell me in front of his brother? I step into the garage to see the weather stripping hanging from the garage door and it hits me... she tried to pull into the garage with the Jeep in sun rider mode.

I go to inspect the Jeep's top. All looks ok. Minor scratches on the clamps that hold the soft top down (no big deal). Everything is mechanically working good. I inspect the canvas... cool, no rips, tears, snags.. all looks good. We then proceed to fix the weather stripping on the Garage. I'm supportive to my wife, giving her hugs, she feels soooo bad about it. Life's been tough for her lately. She's been under the weather lately, and historically suffers from migraines. Due to the recent sickness, migraines, and meds, she doesn't / hasn't sleep well and is consistently tired. Thus, everything is tough for her. So, I do the best I can and re-iterate at the time, it's no big deal (more hugs). No major damage done. Episode over with....(or so I think)

Roughly 24 hours later... I'm driving and notice what look like scratches on the hood of the Jeep. Could it be that, or is that merely dirt, she is dirty... get out to inspect.. and sure enough... what I hadn't thought of... is when my wife pulled back out of the garage, the weather strip had dragged on the Jeep the entire way. Multiple small scratches from top to bumper... ugh..

Going to swing by the store to pick up some Meguiar's or other compound to buff them out in the next few days, hopefully it will do the trick... I don't have the heart to tell my wife she scratched up the Jeep -- this will be a clandestine operation, so shhhhh!. -- Really wish I'd looked more into the clear coating protection that other folks were applying to their rigs right off the lot.

Wife vs. garage with vehicles = 0 for 2. --- the story of the other episode is better (includes door almost coming off); but it wasn't a Jeep.

Prayers for Wife, as she is heading back to doctor today. You guys rock.

Hope the buffing does the trick. High fives for being an awesome guy.

Thinkin of your wife. I had terrible headaches everyday after my concussion. It's an exhausting way to live. Hope she gets some answers.

 

[obwahn]

That Dad won't be knockin' the bottom out any time soon...


:cwl::cwl::cwl::cwl::cwl:


Haha! Well done.

No shit. He prolly had to sleep in the Prius in the garage. No couch for you!

Sponsored