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BullMoose1776
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Looks like it runs about as well as the V6...
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wolfdog
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Looks like a real "do it yourselfer " to me!!!!
Spose it has two batteries or maybe four this time and you'll only hafta take the whole front end off to change the 3rd battery???
Go Jeep!!!
Spose it has two batteries or maybe four this time and you'll only hafta take the whole front end off to change the 3rd battery???
Go Jeep!!!
Burntoutaccountant
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It’s not a looker, that’s for sure.
Tank the Jeep
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I was thinking the old school carbureted engines were prettier. That may be me resisting change.
Burntoutaccountant
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It is too busy with stuff on the top of the head. Reminds me of the ugly ass bronco v6. Unpopular opinion but it’s true. I guess efficiencies in new motors and new tech make for more crap and the simplicity is gone.
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Yes, that brief glimpse of the new Hurricane makes very clear the plethora of plumbing that encompasses it.
My 2.0T is similarly encumbered. I remind myself that every hose, every wire, ever sensor on it has a role to play in making that engine remarkably dynamic and responsive for its size.
We live in a golden age of engine performance, if not appearance. I'll choose the former every day of the week and twice on Sunday.
My 2.0T is similarly encumbered. I remind myself that every hose, every wire, ever sensor on it has a role to play in making that engine remarkably dynamic and responsive for its size.
We live in a golden age of engine performance, if not appearance. I'll choose the former every day of the week and twice on Sunday.
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Yes, that brief glimpse of the new Hurricane makes very clear the plethora of plumbing that encompasses it.
My 2.0T is similarly encumbered. I remind myself that every hose, every wire, ever sensor on it has a role to play in making that engine remarkably dynamic and responsive for its size.
We live in a golden age of engine performance, if not appearance. I'll choose the former every day of the week and twice on Sunday.
roaniecowpony
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Like the easy change spark plugs. 
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