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Sux about the jeep but at least you and the kiddo were "OK" Well the kiddo was OK, Not real sure about you
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Has new foam and all. Only downside with the new foam is I now sit SOOO high up in the cab now 
And you ain't exactly a little fella to begin withSeat started putting holes in my britches so it was time for a redo.
Here’s how the seat looked a couple years ago (forgot to take a pic before I dropped her off at the shop
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Seat restored
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Facts! 6’ 2” and “thick”….hope this foam settles a smidgenAnd you ain't exactly a little fella to begin with
You now need to shrink a few inches in height to compensateSeat started putting holes in my britches so it was time for a redo.
Here’s how the seat looked a couple years ago (forgot to take a pic before I dropped her off at the shop
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Seat restored
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Damn you got an inch on me. I'm gonna have to swing higher if we ever meet in person.Facts! 6’ 2” and “thick”….hope this foam settles a smidgen
I may take her out of daily driver duties for a little bit and give her a good going over with new radiator, water pump, hoses and tstat. I'm not sure the age is on those things and she may be due.
That's my thought and hopes, too. Fingers crossed.
Not a bad idea. I hadn't thought about taking the rad out also clean it externally. I was thinking the coolant flush internally. Thanks for the idea!
I did this back 2013 or 2014 on my 81, removed the radiator after running a system flush through it for about a week. With a CLR solution and sloshing the radiator back and forth every hour or so for the day, was able to get a lot of scale out of the radiator and other crud out of the rest of the system. After many fills with just water, running the engine until top hose was hot, drain, repeat until zero scale was in the white bucket, filled with 50/50 distilled water and coolant. It would idle and never go above the first mark on the gauge, and it didn't matter how hot the ambient temperature was outside. Good luck on getting this fixed and getting the running temps where they were expected to be from the factory.
Per the gauge, it's always ran WAY cooler than I'd expect before today. I'm not sure if it is possible to get the running temps up to factory LOL apparently they're really cool or hotter than 90's Shania Twain LOL
